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sip sip en mo an ti ti ko
sip sip en mo an ti ti ko by kittycatttmattt September 7, 2019
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komo • sip sip en mo an ti ti ko • Komodo Dragon • komono • Komodo • Komodino • Komodonkey • komolika • komonta • komor
komono
Translates directly to "small things"; Japanese word that refers to knickknacks, small accessories, charms, pouches, etc, often of a cute or kitsch nature.
Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.
Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).
Also, the name of a town in Mie prefecture, Japan.
Not to be confused with "kimono" (class of traditional Japanese garments).
Komodo Dragon
A large lizard that lives in Indonesia's Lesser Sudan Islands. They are pretty much certified killing machines. They can grow to be more than ten feet long, and can run up to 12 miles per hour, though some can go faster. And not to add to their terror, they are versatile swimmers and can swim up to ten miles per hour. Komodo Dragons not only have deadly bacteria in their mouths, but also a potent poison that can kill you in up to five hours. The Komodo prefer to bite their prey, and then wait for it to die. Eating this partially rotted carrion is why they have the deadly bacteria in their mouths. The Komodo Dragons have developed an antibody to the bacteria so it doesn't harm them. Even with these terrifying beast inhabiting the Lesser Sudan Islands, humans still live on the Islands. To adapt to this... convince, the people have built houses on stilts, so the Komodo can not get in their homes. But do not blame these creatures for being so terrifying, they evolved that way to help them survive. Instead of hating them, we should help save them. The Komodo Dragons are endangered, only 6,000 left. Please help save these magnificent creatures.
Komodo Dragon by MOSASAURUS IS NOT A DINOSAUR December 18, 2020
Komodo Dragon Fighting
A fighting ritual, often utilized by drunk fraternity members, in which the chest is puffed out and placed on the chest of an opponent while using verbal abuse and head/shoulder movement to intimidate their foe. Rarely results in an actual fight. The act is very similar to the way Komodo Dragons settle territory or mating disputes.
John: "I heard there was a bit of a row last night behind the quad."
Thomas: "Yeah, but it was just a couple of bro's with tribal art tattoos Komodo Dragon fighting."
Thomas: "Yeah, but it was just a couple of bro's with tribal art tattoos Komodo Dragon fighting."
Komodo Dragon Fighting by Woodrodius October 7, 2008
komonga
komonga by africanbootymuncher436 August 7, 2018
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