OMGWTFBBQ!! Pinkest web site evah!!

[yakalskovich]

Only click this link if you promise me not to sue me for inducing spontaneous eye cancer!!

Also, a) link is in German b) content is irrelevant, only the colour counts and c) Flash content may contain pictures of dead mummified bodies, as it's a museum web page: - of a a museum where I want to look at m-things on my way home to my folks before Christmas.


I'm a cured mummy-phobic and occasionally go see some to renew desensibilisation. Phobias are nothing but mental/emotional allergies, i.e., natural reactions miswired to inappropriate triggers, and they get treated the same as the more harmless among physical allergies. So, it isn't only ghoulish glee that drives me to especially stop my journey and meet some dried corpses.-

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[yakalskovich]

Yes I think I did. But never mind, you know what I mean.

As for the MM mummy - yep, of course I had taken that into account. Actually, what most inspired the 'corpse stuck in air vent and dried out' was the rat and cat from an organ pipe in Dublin...

[anghara13.livejournal.com]

Ooh? Rat and Cat in an organ pipe? Interesting, I guess the cat was chasing the rat and got stuck? Won't catch Palug doing that, although, my Shabba was today playing with a lolly stick, you know the round white ones out of Chupa Chups? It was being tossed all over the lounge rather frantically and he really made me laugh.

I can just see him getting stuck in an organ pipe though.... he's daft enough. Although he has this really nice new trick of crawling under my duvet at night and curling up next to me. Which is great, because he's warm and fluffy to hug, gently of course!

[yakalskovich]

Yes exactly - the cat chased the rat up the organ pipe and they both got stuck, and the air going through the organ when it was played dried them out.

Google for 'cat rat organ pipe dublin' and you get a few sites, but none dedicated to them exclusively, which is why I did't link any.-

When Sphinx and I went to look at that cathedral in Dublin where they are, they weren't there; so we concocted that funny little story about the Irish sights being on strike...