A Conversation for Talking Point: Mythical Creatures
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mythical creatures that DO exist
Maggaroux Posted Dec 4, 2001
the penguins, actually, said that they met the polar bears in college, where the dorms were divided into frozen, dairy, and produce.
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KimotoCat Posted Dec 5, 2001
Neat.
But that still doesn't solve the Costner-problem.
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Mediocredane | Keeper of Opposable Thumbs Posted Jan 18, 2002
Seahorses, quite fascinating. I used to find them after a storm, on the beach in New Jesey, USA. Found one alive once and kept it for several weeks. MD
mythical creatures that DO exist
Xanatic Posted Jan 18, 2002
Yeah, but not really mythical are they?
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Mediocredane | Keeper of Opposable Thumbs Posted Jan 18, 2002
I guess Seahorses are not mythical, but they somehow do bring up that connection with the supernatural for me. Like Centaurs, which are insects, I suppose.
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Mediocredane | Keeper of Opposable Thumbs Posted Jan 18, 2002
Six legs. Hee, hee. I always had that thought when I was shown drawings of centaurs. Four hooved feet and two arms. MD
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KimotoCat Posted Jan 20, 2002
Centaurs were really just equestrians.
That is, people on horseback as witnessed by people who knew not of such wonders. They saw the broad body and legs (oh yes, and hooves) of the horses and the torso, arms and head of the human rider. Somehow they missed the horses head...
This is at least believed to be the explanation. But I like the insectoid-explanation.
-KC
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