That's great and all...but will he show me how many licks it takes to get to the center of my Tootsie-Roll Pop? Gotta stick to the PRIORITIES, man!

;-)

--TwoDragons

The lady in the chair looks like she has a rack of riding crops just out of the picture...

--TwoDragons

@ Ali:

"...like a fat man on a free buffet..."

I'm so glad I finished my tea before reading that, or my shirt would be caffeinated right now! *snort!*

--TwoDragons

Enh, I love both styles...when they're done well, of course. ;-)

--TwoDragons

I hope my husband didn't see this, or he'll spend the rest of the day battling envy and depression!

--TwoDragons

I look disturbingly similar to my Mii. About the only thing missing is there are no half-frame glasses so I had to substitute with a different pair. And they don't make female Mii-bodies with, ahem, huge tracts of land.

--TwoDragons

I want a greenhouse that looks like that! :-)

--TwoDragons

*LOL* @ Anita...I bet that left your knees feeling a bit like Jello, didn't it? That's what happens to me a lot when my son pops off with something heart-meltingly cute... ;-)

My son just saw this pic, and now he's pretending he's rolling around the living room in his own little "hamsterball"... Who needs television when I've got a 4-year-old improv genius? *LMAO*

--TwoDragons

Yes, the legs just keep her at "normal" height, and she'll have to use the crutches. I think she doesn't have any leg muscles at all, so until medicine advances a bit further (which it will likely do, of course...) then she'll just have to make do with crutches.

But seeing as she was so incredibly proficient with a basketball and two brush handles, then I doubt she'll be slow on those new legs! :-)

--TwoDragons

If the farmer left it in a bag for several weeks, it would start SMELLING like a foot, too...at least, like my husband's feet... ;-)

--TwoDragons

Not here in the States, Ali. But it's becoming rapidly unpopular, given all the bad reactions some people have to it. I know that if I have too much, it gives me blinding headaches and asthma attacks. And a very dear friend of mine is SO allergic to it, he goes into anaphylactic shock if there's so much as a trace of it in his food. So a lot of food companies and Asian restaurants are taking it out of their products. To which I say Thank Goodness!

--TwoDragons

..."can be used for the production of soy sauce and MSG..."

I have this sudden urge to toss all my Asian condiments in the garbage now. *retch*

--TwoDragons

I better not show this to my son, or he'd spend the rest of his life begging me for one! ;-)

--TwoDragons

Thank you Alex! I'm glad I'm not the only one who didn't feel the need to make awful jokes. C'mon, people, how would you feel if it was YOU missing your legs...?

--TwoDragons

Hmm. Good question, Christopher. We should test it out on you first, of course.

--Twodragons