Things You Probably Don't Need #5 - Neatorama

Life-size replica of Napoleon's hand, anyone? Anyone? It's only $29.95 at Design Toscano! Need I remind you that the gift-giving season is upon us?

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That hand looks awfully big for Bonaparte's.

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they should make some with missing fingers or no fingernails...just to creep people out or make them wonder about what they thought they knew about them...

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I'd be tempted to buy it if it was Napolean Dynamite's hand. Not a cast of his hand, but the real hand.

Vote for Pedro.

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Not unusual.
They used to take casts of famous people`s parts all the time. these days, it`s more rock stars, and it`s not their hands they`re casting.

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Design toscano has all kinds of weird stuff. I used to get their catalog.

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Wow, what a strange story.

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They may be spider webs but they look more like gypsy moth webs to me. Get enough of them on a tree and the larvae will eat every leaf and kill the tree.

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Fascinating, especially the curbing on malaria-carrying mosquitos!

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Communities of spiders with a permanent web are common in the SF Bay Area. (No, it's not a joke.)

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whoever wrote this article has no idea what theyre talking about. those arent giant spider webs; theyre caterpillars. i tried to follow the source, but it led me to a dead end. we have them in georgia all the time. its a family of caterpillars who build their nests in trees and use the webs for body warmth among other things. i think it helps them preserve heat by like 70% if i recall correctly..

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Spidertree, spidertree, does whatever a spidertree does...

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