I found the twin-headed red-ear slider more adorable than the other two anomalies.

Could you imagine all the money Ripley's probably wastes on fodder?

I just heard about her.
Or them
?

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Originally posted by Braling II:
I just heard about her.
Or them
?

Thanks you, no - one is plenty for me!

And then this from Daniel Wallace's "Big Fish" (Timothy Burton movie)
: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J68eGxbNQkk

Are those photos real? Or are they edited?

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Originally posted by John12345:
Are those photos real? Or are they edited?

They are real. You'll notice most two-headed animals don't live to be very old, which is why they appear in juvenile stages.

This one, on the other hand, I am pretty sure is fake:

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Originally posted by dandelion:
This one, on the other hand, I am pretty sure is fake:

A Pushmi-pullyu!

Very astute.

You'll be saying next that there's no Santa Claus. (Chico: "You can't a-fool a-me. There ain't no Sanity Clause.")

Yes and no. There was, but you're late. Perhaps this should be posted in "The Leavetaking":



And don't ask about the Easter Bunny either:

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And now for something completely different:



And the connection to Bradbury would be...? The guy who made it was named Einar; what more do you want?

Okay, if you insist on redeeming social value, here: "Einar as a boy's name is pronounced EYE-nar. It is of Scandinavian and Old Norse origin, and the meaning of Einar is 'one warrior; battle leader.' Refers to the heroes of Valhalla, in the Old Norse legends."

Somebody likes fresh milk. (And I hope that's all he likes!)

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Originally posted by Doug Spaulding:
Somebody likes fresh milk. (And I hope that's all he likes!)

Yeah, the sculpture resides in Iceland. If the guy is just trying to stay warm, his state of undress is a little odd.

I'll say it again:

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