Lantern7 June 5, 2015 Share June 5, 2015 Today: Martin escape captivity. Of course, he does it in the most Martin way possible . . . by putting his own needs ahead of anybody else's. I will admit, he does that moves that on par with Finn's. Do moths have nipples? Or is that a question I don't need an answer? Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/
Ubiquitous June 6, 2015 Share June 6, 2015 Martin is a tool, but I did find it amusing that everyone was reacting to his companion, not him. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/#findComment-1217662
ZoqFotPik June 7, 2015 Share June 7, 2015 Do moths have nipples? Or is that a question I don't need an answer? Not sure how serious you are, but, at least on Earth, no they don't. Only mammals can lactate. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/#findComment-1218998
Ubiquitous June 9, 2015 Share June 9, 2015 Not sure how serious you are, but, at least on Earth, no they don't. Only mammals can lactate.Hence their name. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/#findComment-1225928
MissDaintyLady June 16, 2015 Share June 16, 2015 Moths and nipples question - They probably do in adventure time Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/#findComment-1245880
theatremouse June 16, 2015 Share June 16, 2015 It was also described, I think, as a "milk moth", which isn't a thing, so money's on it being an entirely fictional being. Kinda like talking candy. Or some other creature that shouldn't-have-been but is, possibly due to toxic whatevers from the war. Link to comment https://forums.primetimer.com/topic/27357-s06e41-on-the-lam/#findComment-1246240
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