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You may not use your tongue for routine tasks involving machinery, but Puppeteers do.
For those of you unfamiliar with Pierson's Puppeteers, they have two heads at the end of long, flexible necks that serve the same purpose as hands do for humans. The lips are knobbly and the tongue can also be used to make selections.
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