After clicking on the pics above to take you to the Crappy Taxidermy site, click on the Archives link for a whole lot more although I think PETA would not be amused.
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That is really creepy looking.
Looking at some of the linked pages, I noticed that nearly all of the really creepy stuff was “art”.
Got through seven pages of it & had to stop. Such mirth-engendering material must be assimilated in small increments. The clue there is when tears start flowing down. Thanks for the elation overdose.
An anecdote: Once while visiting a “modern art” exposition at Chicago’s Art Institute, there was a horizontal glass case containing various stuffed finches & sparrows. The artist had knit tiny sweaters for them. They were all reposing there in their woolen garments with their scaly little feet sticking out. Unforgettable.
I think WTF! sums it up quite nicely.
Whatever turns your crank.
Norman Bates is alive and well and into art!
So I’m the only one that liked it, huh. Got the site in my bookmarks. Elation-engendering images. Thanks.
My late father-in-law had a house full of head mounts. Never cared for it myself, but I always thought it would be humorous to have the critters ass mounted in the adjacent room inline with the head. My wife turned them down after his death, for which I was relieved. The exception is a mounted moose, it adds class to the place. Especially if it speaks in a Spanish accent. Someone will get it.
#8 The Germans are coming?
Thanks… Helpful post for my college assignment