Well, that's the weirdest thing I've ever seen...

[DanBoy]

Baby has second head succesfully removed...

www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6998205/?GT1=6190

[mybrainhurts]

Who said two heads are better than one....?

[lanciachris]

Is that real?

[2 Smokin Barrels]

mybrainhurts said:

Who said two heads are better than one....?

The Cheeky Girls?

[love machine]

Very odd indeed. I look at an old embryology book which had details of all the varieties of siamese twinning and "duplex monsters". Very very disturbed indeed. According to a midwife, unequal twins are more common, caused by a unequal bias of blood flow. If you are curious about this, the University of Utah has an excellent web resource for all this stuff.

According to my text, you can actually have a twin inside you. I find this sort of stuff very interesting!

[smele]

Zaphod Beebblebrox is having children in Egypt.

[srebbe64]

DanBoy said:

Baby has second head succesfully removed... www.msnbc.msn.com/id/6998205/?GT1=6190

Which head did they chuck away?

[driller]

"...The head that was removed from Manar had been capable of smiling and blinking..."

[rich 36]

Nurse,carefully dispose of un-wanted parts,,
no, nurse, not the bath water as well...

[andygo]

No doubt Lois will have an informed comment on this...

[Uriel]

Didn't read the thread title, then after reading the 1st post thought "Danboy doesn't drive a car with a 'v' engine..."

I need to get out more...

[off_again]

I can actually say that my stomach actually turned over and I feel a little queezy..... how bloody strange and quite sickening....

Errrr... isnt the world wierd...?

[Mrs Fish]

Being 6 months pregnant myself I find this quite disturbing

[apache]

Mrs Fish said:

Being 6 months pregnant myself I find this quite disturbing

why did an image of a 3 eyed fish a la Simpsons suddenly flit into my head?

[Mrs Fish]

apache said:

why did an image of a 3 eyed fish a la Simpsons suddenly flit into my head?

[srebbe64]

Mrs Fish said:

Being 6 months pregnant myself I find this quite disturbing

Ever seen the film "Alien"? Not one to watch if you're pregnant.

Anyway, much to my wife's astonishment (almost to her irritation) I have a technique of discerning the gender of the baby. It is, I guess, over 80% reliable - and I'm not joking. If your bump is, kind of, "pointed" I predict a boy. And if it's "rounder" then it will be a girl. However, you need to be at least 7 months before you can really tell. You see if I'm right.

[The DJ 27]

Thats just bizarre. In some ways it's worse than those kids who have their 'twin' inside them. Is anybody else thinking of the rebel ruler (Quatto IIRC) from Total Recall?

[wedg1e]

andygo said:

No doubt Lois will have an informed comment on this...

anonymous said:

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[Mrs Fish]

srebbe64 said:

It is, I guess, over 80% reliable - and I'm not joking. If your bump is, kind of, "pointed" I predict a boy. And if it's "rounder" then it will be a girl. However, you need to be at least 7 months before you can really tell. You see if I'm right.

We already know what we are having

[wedg1e]

Mrs Fish said:

srebbe64 said: It is, I guess, over 80% reliable - and I'm not joking. If your bump is, kind of, "pointed" I predict a boy. And if it's "rounder" then it will be a girl. However, you need to be at least 7 months before you can really tell. You see if I'm right. We already know what we are having

A baby?