>>890 (OP)

What?! You're kidding, right?

What else are they?

Which otter is the most otter, though?

Each one is otter than the other.

>>890 (OP)

Do you have a single peer-reviewed study to back that up?

>>954

No but I once saw an otter and it was an otter.

>>957

But can you verify that the otter that you saw was actually an otter?

>>958

Yeah, it checked all the boxes.

>>959

If it checked all the boxes then it can't have been an otter. Otters have no respect for paperwork, box-checking or bureaucracy of any kind. Give them forms to fill out and they'll just get them soggy. Completely impossible to keep track of them. The last census attempt was a nightmare.

>>960

Maybe it was looking for something to snack on or play with? You know boxes can have all kinds of stuff in them

>>963

I mean if you gave an otter a box, no way it wouldn't check it. That's just how otters are, they check stuff out.

>>960

>The last census attempt was a nightmare.

I would disagree in that it failed. If you were able to see the results of otters on bureaucracy, then you know that there are otters. Seems pretty simple to me.

>>969

>the results of otters on bureaucracy

Bureaucracy never stood a chance.

Did you know that otters?

>>1139

That otters what?

>>974

Otters would be as dominant in the office as they are in the wild.

>>1146

Otters dominate in all situations

>>1159

They're gonna be the center of attention for sure.

Otters are the ottest. It's impossible to be otter than an otter.

>>1145

That otters

>>1159

^This

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>>960

Actually, here are some otters checking a box.

>>890 (OP)

Otters aren't otters, there are many different kinds of otter.