but it's icky and slimy and one wonders just what the heck it is for in the greater scheme of things.
The first thing I thought of was, "What has that BAD MAN done to that bunny?!"
Tuesday, April 21, 2009
Now, I realise that this thing, technically is bilaterally symmetrical. And I see that, technically it has four, not eight legs, that are not actually growing directly out of its head...
but it's icky and slimy and one wonders just what the heck it is for in the greater scheme of things.
The first thing I thought of was, "What has that BAD MAN done to that bunny?!"
but it's icky and slimy and one wonders just what the heck it is for in the greater scheme of things.
The first thing I thought of was, "What has that BAD MAN done to that bunny?!"
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That would appear to be something along the lines of a large fire lizard, aka salamander, or some like amphibian. I had no idea they could grow so large.
Definitely not a bunny!
Blessings,
Keith Töpfer
That's what happened to the bunny after it was irradiated with gamma rays and then became angry.
Is that one of those Japanese salamanders that lives in mountain streams? COOL.
Too bad it's not a plant, you could have used "zygomorphic" vs "actinomorphic".
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