Lamb born with seven legs | NEWS.com.au
It made me happy that there was a mutant lamb out there.
It made me sad when I found it had to be put down. :( Poor thing.
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Lamb born with seven legs | NEWS.com.au
It made me happy that there was a mutant lamb out there.
It made me sad when I found it had to be put down. :( Poor thing.
I would have wanted to hear it walk across a tile or wooden floor. :(
I feel sorry for the lamb and all, but now all the sudden I feel like listening to Lamb of God.
I'm glad it wasn't like that from an experiment but at the same time it's still unfortunate.
Dan's words are quite accurate on the matter:
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Originally Posted by Dan on LJ
awww.... poor lamb.:( This reminds me of the time my Latin teacher said she bathed a unicorn once but it was actually a unigoat and that made me angry.
I HATE YOU MORE THAN RAISTLIN BECAUSE YOUR LINK HAS A PICTURE OF A HARLEQUINN SYNDROME BABY AS A RELATED VIDEO AND IT SCARED ME AND NOW I'M SHAKING THIS IS WORSE THAN CONVULSEY. ;_________;Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fonz
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Originally Posted by RyeI HATE YOU MORE THAN RAISTLIN BECAUSE YOUR LINK HAS A PICTURE OF A HARLEQUINN SYNDROME BABY AS A RELATED VIDEO AND IT SCARED ME AND NOW I'M SHAKING THIS IS WORSE THAN CONVULSEY. ;_________;Quote:
Originally Posted by The Fonz
That Harlequin baby thing scares the bejesus out of me. 3rd time I stumbled across that. How can something like that be on youtube?
well that was fun.
How does it shot web
Actually a spider has 8 legs, not 7 and it is pretty weird.
OMGKEWL!
Talk about perpetuating a stereotype. Kiwis, eh? :rolleyes2Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
It should have been allowed to live. May have been able to survive better. a few steroids and bam. We have a whole new subspecies.
It wouldn't have a chance, remember, it couldn't pass feces, so it would poison itself.Quote:
Originally Posted by eiko guy
Also it was a hermaphrodite, so it probably couldn't reproduce.
It wouldn't have lived longer than a week max if it were to stay alive anyway. Poor thing, bound to die either way.
Now I feel sorry for the next seven legged lamb that gets born. Everyone will be all like "Only seven legs? Well, what else is new? " But I guess that's just the nature of our cruel reality.
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Originally Posted by PsychoticTalk about perpetuating a stereotype. Kiwis, eh? :rolleyes2Quote:
Originally Posted by Loony BoB
:eep:
...I want one. :(
..wtf, is that for real? I can takea lot, but that... :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sagensyg
Poor thing.
Interesting ^^
What in the world is a Harlequin baby? o_O;
It's a condition where the skin is all hard and cracked and the eyes are just like big red blots and it's the scariest thing ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jojee
Well, that just makes me depressed that such things can happen. :cry: Or should it be better to sniffle.
Ugh, I'm really glad I didn't click that link now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
How strange this is. If I had a child with this syndrome, I'd wouldn't know what to do, for it is quite fatal.Quote:
Originally Posted by ShlupQuackUgh, I'm really glad I didn't click that link now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rye
Sheep! Why is it always sheep who are freaks!
Oh dear god, I'm going to have to play Pokemon a LOT so I don't have dreams of that Baby while I sleep tonight. >_<
Anyway, it's a shame the goat had to be put down, but it would have died anyway. I guess it's better it didn't have a slow death the week later.
Holy crap. Sounds like something out of a horror movie. o_o;Quote:
Originally Posted by RyeIt's a condition where the skin is all hard and cracked and the eyes are just like big red blots and it's the scariest thing ever.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jojee
*runs into my corner and hides*
They'll so trace this back to global warming somehow.