finally the aquatic community is getting some recognition for what they can contribute to society, although I'm not going to buy plastic cutlery from them anymore.

https://www.euronews.com/green/2021/11/29/sperm-is-being-used-to-create-an-eco-friendly-alternative-to-plastic

And what happens if you consume seamen?

aobird said:
And what happens if you consume seamen?

It's not seamen, IT'S SEAMAN!

Salmons be like
post #2713874

I just want to say one word to you. Just one word.

Are you listening?

SEMEN.

To be honest, the whole concept smells somewhat fishy.

I saw that headline recently. Not sure if I should be relieved or not at the fact that they ain't using human semen for it, 'cause, well, in the end it's still cum.

big-iron said:
I saw that headline recently. Not sure if I should be relieved or not at the fact that they ain't using human semen for it, 'cause, well, in the end it's still cum.

If people eat caviar why not fish sperm

verag0dskill said:
If people eat caviar why not fish sperm

people eat human sperm all the time too

big-iron said:
I saw that headline recently. Not sure if I should be relieved or not at the fact that they ain't using human semen for it, 'cause, well, in the end it's still cum.

Frankly I wouldn't be surprised in a future dystopian hellscape, that there will be "do the evolution"-esque coomer VR extraction hoses across the nation.

supracat said:
Frankly I wouldn't be surprised in a future dystopian hellscape, that there will be "do the evolution"-esque coomer VR extraction hoses across the nation.

It's inefficient, but so were the human batteries in The Matrix.

*If you can print DNA and put it in synthetic embryos, you don't need sperm at all.

lance_armstrong said:
It's inefficient, but so were the human batteries in The Matrix.

I guess the efficiency means nothing if it takes the "sustainable" "carbon neutral" or "environmentally friendly" marketing scheme.