Oddball
Posted by Heather on Apr 24, 2008 in Uncategorized |
The other day, innocently peeling my navel orange, I discovered its unborn twin.
Carry on.
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Nice!
Never thought an orange could creep me out. Lol. Kinda like twin egg yolks. Makes me want to be a vegan. Nah…..
That is so freaky!
That reminds me of that one scene from My Big Fat Greek Wedding. You know the one?
It made me think of Doctor Venture’s weird fetal brother from “The Venture Brothers.”
Is it from California? Do you know why I’m asking? *giggle*
Um. Ew.
It *does* looks like a little embryo in there. Very odd! I had a double-yolked egg a few weeks ago and had to blog it, too. Why is it that odd foods make you want to grab your camera and tell everyone about it? hee hee
Did it have teeth and hair?
That’s nothing to worry about. It’s just bit of necrotic orange pulp. We run over them often around the College of Charleston. Now, if you’re squeamish about a little old citrus tumor, you can buy oranges which are not allowed to use cell phones. Earth Fare has them for about three bucks each.