Twisted Taxidermy
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bricker
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Somebody has way too much time on their hands!
Mickey D
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What's it called, Eight Second Squirrel?
In the last four years I have seen over 7000 pcs of Taxidermy.. ( Including a stuffed penguin.. sorry Caj' )
and have bought over 1000 pcs. at the auctions .. and have seen some weird stuff.. but THAT TAKES THE CAKE!!
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"Twisted" is right --- snake vertebrae can't move in those vertically undulating axes --- they can bend in tight horizontal curves, but not very far off center vertically, which makes it easy to break their necks with a hoe or similar implement (that's a gardening tool, not a prostitute, although I suppose one could break a snakes neck with a skillfully and vigorously wielded prostitute ...) Just the other day, looking for a Thanksgiving dinner serving bowl, I considered using what's normally displayed here as a piece of art, a bowl decorated with an anatomically incorrect Loch Ness Monster style rattlesnake, thrown by the Tucson potter Dee Cox, whose knowledge of slips and glazes manifestly exceeds her concern for correct depictions of local fauna.
venomballistics
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I see this one's making the rounds ... its one you look at and say to heck with the wife I want one
DeathGrip
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That's the best I've ever seen. What a great "mount". 
badguybuster
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Chipmunk justice
Alpo
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I could be wrong, but looking at the first picture, with the short tail and what appears to be stripes down the back, ain't that a chipmunk?
DeathGrip
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Squirrel, chipmunk or Gerbil. I don't care.
It makes me rethink my desire to be cremated......maybe stuff me and set me at the dining room table......
mc5aw
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This is better than the standard Jackalope. Such a masterpiece should be called "Nut Buster" ...
That's better than a honey badger, on a stick!
4506517
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I cannot like this thread enough times.
That is too much awesome for one post.
That is too much awesome for one post.
Where, pray tell would one acquire a masterpiece similar to this? It would make the perfect gift for someone I have in mind.
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CAJUNLAWYER
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That squirrel has got hisself a set
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