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areusad831 · Post by **areusad831** » 2/19/2003, 12:20 pm

*applause*

committed · Post by **committed** » 2/19/2003, 12:20 pm

*deletes two posts and claims 1000 as his own*

One-Eye · Post by **One-Eye** » 2/19/2003, 12:21 pm

You dirty rat bastard.

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/19/2003, 2:33 pm

thats what i am going to name my band

finding emo · Post by **finding emo** » 2/19/2003, 6:46 pm

My friend named his band... Individually Twisted.

:lol:

that KILLS me.

sandsleeper · Post by **sandsleeper** » 2/22/2003, 3:53 pm

oh jesus... this is too good not to post... prepare yourself.

it's a mushroom. i swear to god.

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 3:55 pm

mushroom? you are shitting me

Mechanical Thought · Post by **Mechanical Thought** » 2/22/2003, 3:56 pm

i could say what i thought it was ... but lets keep this board G rated ...

sandsleeper · Post by **sandsleeper** » 2/22/2003, 3:57 pm

no i'm not :neutral:

i wish i was. it's called a "dog stinkhorn."

my mom's weird and bought a book about mushrooms, i was flipping through it and saw a picture of... that. i almost died...

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:00 pm

that is.. uhh.. very disturbing.

Mechanical Thought · Post by **Mechanical Thought** » 2/22/2003, 4:05 pm

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:09 pm

are you sure this isn't the incident where a woman cut up her husband?

Mechanical Thought · Post by **Mechanical Thought** » 2/22/2003, 4:11 pm

and burned him a little?

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:12 pm

that's just the affects of weather.

sandsleeper · Post by **sandsleeper** » 2/22/2003, 4:14 pm

supposedly the "dog stinkhorn" has a close relative called the "devil's dipstick."

Mechanical Thought · Post by **Mechanical Thought** » 2/22/2003, 4:14 pm

oh ok. glad we cleared that one up.

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:18 pm

haha devil's dipstick... also known by country folks as the "dog-pecker"

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:21 pm

"It's not only their shape, it's also the fact that they've got a hole at the end which oozes a liquid containing the spores. It's easy to smell it from 40 or 50 feet away, and flies just love it - presumably this is how it disperses the spores. "

"Other stinkhorns have Latin names Phallus impudicus and Geastrum fornicatum, so you get the idea!"

sandsleeper · Post by **sandsleeper** » 2/22/2003, 4:24 pm

good thing they're not edible. imagine getting that on a pizza? :freak:

emily · Post by **emily** » 2/22/2003, 4:25 pm

apparently these Latin people also had the same idea as many when naming the thing.