Fake or Real?
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 10:45
Went up to the giant grizzly bear (don't know if it's fixed order, but did not count it) and had all of them correct.
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Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 10:52
Cool
Went up to the giant grizzly bear (don't know if it's fixed order, but did not count it) and had all of them correct.
Went up to the giant grizzly bear (don't know if it's fixed order, but did not count it) and had all of them correct.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 10:54
BOO. I only got 29! Guess I'm just gullible.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 10:59
I'm never going to Iraq.
Never mind the descent into civil war, it's those bloody spiders I'd be worried about!
Like the public toilet with glass walls!
Never mind the descent into civil war, it's those bloody spiders I'd be worried about!
Like the public toilet with glass walls!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 11:28
To be fair, I have seen most of them on www.snopes.comYou answered 39 items out of 40 correctly.
Your score is 98%. Excellent job!
The only one I got wrong was the frog in the peas.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 11:33
32 out of 40.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 12:43
29 out of 40
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 13:59
I also got 29. I'm quite glad I was wrong about some of them. I don't want to admit that I live in that world. I DO live in a world with flowers and rainclouds and people and animals are nice to each other.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 14:24
or just cheat
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 14:41
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 15:56
73%.
i've spent all summer trying to convince the kids that spiders are cool 'cause they eat all the annoying insects -but i'm with boudicca on those giant iraqi motherfuckers!
i've spent all summer trying to convince the kids that spiders are cool 'cause they eat all the annoying insects -but i'm with boudicca on those giant iraqi motherfuckers!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 16:02
That was two spiders, right? What were they doing to each other?
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 17:22
29 - some I didn't want to get right, like the dog which met a porcupine
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 17:28
I'd rather live with the Iraqi spiders then with her:
Though, I'm sure we will encounter such chimeras during our lifespan.
Though, I'm sure we will encounter such chimeras during our lifespan.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 17:47
I got that as an e-mail,it said"Jane Goodey has triplets"canon docre wrote:I'd rather live with the Iraqi spiders then with her:
Though, I'm sure we will encounter such chimeras during our lifespan.
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 17:52
cruel but spot on.Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 17:59
I know this is an urban legends thing and but I can vouch that those spiders aren't really spiders - they're wind scorpionseastmidswhizzkid wrote:73%.
i've spent all summer trying to convince the kids that spiders are cool 'cause they eat all the annoying insects -but i'm with boudicca on those giant iraqi motherfuckers!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 20:12
fair play BoF! i'll bow to your superior knowledge when it comes to such things anyday!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 21:03
Oh well that's alright then!Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I know this is an urban legends thing and but I can vouch that those spiders aren't really spiders - they're wind scorpionseastmidswhizzkid wrote:73%.
i've spent all summer trying to convince the kids that spiders are cool 'cause they eat all the annoying insects -but i'm with boudicca on those giant iraqi motherfuckers!
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 21:45
My eyes cant stop watering at lookind at that worm!!!!!!!!! and that was a very big spider. Do you think it got near any depleted uranium shells?
Posted: 29 Sep 2005, 21:58
it's a wind scorpion... 
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 08:04
For some reason the "dog meets porcupine" photo has made my day...
Though some of the pictures are appallingly faked... I've seen better Stalin-era retouches of photos!
Anyways 34 out of 40...
Though some of the pictures are appallingly faked... I've seen better Stalin-era retouches of photos!
Anyways 34 out of 40...
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 08:31
35 out of 40.
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 10:04
The snopes article about that picture says that they're camel spiders.Brideoffrankenstein wrote:I know this is an urban legends thing and but I can vouch that those spiders aren't really spiders - they're wind scorpions
Edit: Oh.
The Clicky above wrote:...Camel spiders, also known as wind spiders, wind scorpions, and sun scorpions...
Posted: 30 Sep 2005, 10:50
Okay, I feel a bit better now, thank you markfiend. Still, the news that they come out at night and may eat mice and birds doesn't make them much more cuddly. If I ever met one, I don't think I would need that 'Camel Spider Care Sheet' they thoughtfully supplied...But a nice flat spade would come in helpful.