lol, It's a mutant snake with three heads, one being a centipede. XD It is poisonous and when like that its three stories tall. :3

Creepy critter. *nodnod* And definitely one you wouldn't want to meet in a dark alleyway.


tempted to ask my mom for $5 and to pay her back after next Saturday, because I know I'll make at least that back for Free Comic Book Day.

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*Loves that picture* All the heads! Long live the 50-headed monster children of Echidna!

Actually reminds me of a legend of a Amerindian tribe-founder. A hairy dwarf comes across a cave system, and in the system are a series of multi-headed snakemen, each the father of the previous snake-person, and each more snakelike/less human. They each have a woman captured, and as the hairy man defeats the snake-beasts, he marries each one. Then, the hairy dwarf and the women go off on an adventure, are tricked by another guy out of food (they get revenge by feeding the trickster to an alligator-bear-like creature), and they settle down and start a village.

Interesting story, Lawton.

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Where did you find that one?

Inquiring minds want to know! :D

Erdoes, Richard and Ortiz, Alfonso. American Indian Myths and Legends. Pantheon Books, New York. Random House, Inc. 1985.

"Little-Man-With-Hair-All-Over"

Also has "The Flying Head" "Coyote kills the Giant" and "Glooscap Fights the Water Monster"

Looks like a great book, Lawton.

*brings my pet kitty to the party*

We just took our cat to the vet yesterday just for a check-up.
I am so proud of him. No hissing at all. Just terrified and very vocal about it.

Going to the Vets can be a scary thing. It's one of the reasons I love my vet. She does house calls. Our boys are spoiled. ;)

Law, you find some strange things...