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I found the image at right sketched on a wall in Chinatown. I've always liked the simple lines, but have never stopped to think of what it represents(if anything). "What is it," we asked. ... an alien whose plans were foiled when a nuclear silo fell on it.
it looks like a fish without a head turned on its side. The small hole is where the spine would meet the skull. The Chinese traditionally remove the head of fish to create fish stocks, soups and other delicacies.
it is a lady wearing a wedding ring sitting inside a Californian diner eating the scraps out of the bottom of a chip packet, while a small African boy kneels observing her heavily powdered face.
It reminds me of a pork chop, or some other part of an animal...
ok third time lucky!
A apple core
with three stones!!!!!!!!!
or a very curvy lady with a small head, no arms, no bust
& three feet - ok maybe not
a lump of boiled ham with new potatoes [not mashed]
a set of bongo drums
Looks like an eye looking thru a keyhole with 3 fingers poking in to maintain balance as he/she, the subject, bends down to look into said keyhole.
Oh my gosh! It's so perfect! It solves all of the problems we've been having here with our research. Imagine the power!! We'll be rich!!! I can only hope we can get it patented before the men in black come. Thanks, Heather... I can't believe you have didn't know you had a picture of a perfectly workin_V^&*&{:}:"#:%{}&&^&@^&@
its a birds eye view of a football player with a tiny head receiving the ball.
I don't know. Draw me a sheep, please.
a deleted frame from the mushroom scene in alice's adventures in wonderland.
an amputated leg of some sort of beast of burden. obviously an intricate study of the ankle patterns of said animal.
severed dinosaur foot.
a bisected sewing dummy.
nuclear power plant.. with shrubery
a severed animals foot.. see the bone? and the claws and everything? maybe you dont..
It's a tag. It says, "MC Leg Bone was here, FOOLZ!"
Instructions on using a standard Door Knocker (tm) brand door knocker.
I'm Chinese living in Hong Kong. I believe it's a backbone segment of a cow. Chinese believe that marrow of animals is very good to health
It's my mother. Do you think that means anything, doctor?
It's a one-eyed alien with two arms and ball-shaped hands proudly showing a picture of his no-eyed daughter.
a view from behind a headless, armless, legless mannequin wearing a corset sitting beside....i don't know
a pepper grinder of course
a nuclear power plant with several trees and shrubs in front of it.
A view from the back of Maria Von Trappe riding an inchworm hop-a-long kids toy.
I'd love to tell you but the last time I said anything about lines, the men in the white coats came and made me go to sleep. With extreme prejudice.
a man peaking over the edge of a large piece of celery... at the other end lies a large tasty donut. the arrow caption (which is missing) should say "large piece of celery".
"Daryl," I say. "Come here. What do you think this is?" He says, without hesitation, "I think it is a roll of toilet paper that has been squeezed with a mini space-ship next to it."
Its an upside down person holding his head, with a large belly button
it's an elephant's foot. minus the rest of the elephant above the ankle.
Well, it's upside down, for starters, as indicated by the arrow. If you turn it right-side up, it becomes obvious that it is a rough back-of-the-napkin sketch of Munch's The Scream, indicating at last the reason the poor fellow has been screaming all these years; his entire lower half (which is not shown in the printing) has been brutally lopped off. Ouch!
arrow vs. animal foot. one of life's ubiquitous conflicts.
I believe that its a cut of meat. Most likely a "haunch" of some sort.
one of the stacks at three mile island of course! with umm .. stuff at the bottom.
the direction of a ball around the bumper of a pinball machine.
a camel toe... or some other ungulate appendage
Pig's foot, obviously.
This is a prime cut of the big-toed three-fingered veldebeast: the drumstick.
While it could be a foot, it could be a root. But either way I agree - its a neat picture!
Looks confusedly anatomical to me, the top like a nipple, the bottom rather like human male genitalia. I think it's swell.
I see a bug swimming in a cup with a murderous frog hungrily watching.
It's a nick. Without a head. And a necklace. Without, uhm, lace?
Bone? Leg bone?
Easy, it's an elephant's foot someone lopped off!
it's a mama and her little ones praying at some oddly shaped pagan stone monument...or protesting at a nuclear power plant...or it's a spool of thread with three odd shaped buttons that are about to be attached to a fabulous swing coat. yeah.
it's a house with a small skylight made out of a tree stump. A rock is on either side of the door. The arrow points to the unique shape of the house which creates a natural A/Cm--the heat from the lower chamber rises through the skylight, while the cool air rests in the lower chamber.
it's most surely a home made out of the trunk of a tree... see the door, the lovely sculptures on each side of the door, and the rings on top that denote the age of the house. the rings do away with the need for a home appraisal.
As with any cylindrical object, it could be phallic in nature, but I'll say it's a pedestal with a wedding ring on it.
it looks kinky
It looks like an elephant foot.
furniture from the 70's you only see in a thrift store
pig-snout soup, anyone?
a toilet roll that has been squeezed very tightly during the production of the three attached bits.
It's clearly a spaceship, next to a nuclear power plant silo.
A nuclear cooling tower with the leak marked.
an ox tail next to lima beans
It's a diagram of a severed elephant leg -- available at many fine shops in Chinatown -- showing where the best meat is.
it looks like a chicken claw/foot
It's obviously a smurf hut.
Elvis Aaron Presley.
Lunch.
Sushi ... with potatoes on the side.
international symbol for "osso buco served here"
Princess Leia holding up a boom box.
big bird's claw, with an overly huge middle nail
it's clearly an early sketch of this building.
It's an elephant's foot with an ingrown toenail
A severed foot of an elephant with some funky toenails.
Large hambone with rocks leaning up against it.
An upside-down whistler.
i'll go first. how about a lamb roast with three suggestive rocks?
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