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Bang That Head That Doesnt Bang! Sunday, August 19, 2012. Some Fish I Have Encountered this Summer. Some Fish I Have Encountered This Summer and the Metal Genres That They Belong In. Sculpins are prickly, slimy and nocturnal. These creatures of the night live under boulders and can survive for several hours out of water if theyre kept moist. They mostly feed on insects but once they get huge enough theyve been known to eat baby salmonids. Like black metal, theyre primitive and primordial! Osiris HD.
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