You can now own your very own, hand blown glass version!
Dan though it was cute. I'm just not sure what I am going to do with a glass slug.........
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10 comments:
Too funny! LOL...Where did you guys find that? I bet my dad would love it. We once gave him a slug cookbook for Father's Day!
Lovely! I think it should inspire you to knit a banana slug! :)
Those things totally creep me out in a way that I will be visiting your page several times today to creep myself out. *shudder*
We love banana slugs, too. Upon finding them at our favorite place on earth, I will photograph them incessantly and the kids will do gross things (like kissing them) to encourage more photography. Hilarious.
Those things are way too creepy, but I kind of like the glass version! Your afghan is looking really great!
The blown glass one is EVER so much more attractive than the live ones!
The first time I saw banana slugs, I had moved to Germany, which has weather similar to WA, from sunny California. I kept seeing these brown things on the walking trails and thinking, "why does everyone keep letting their dogs poop on the trail?" Never figured it out until I moved to WA and saw an identical "poop" moving! Yes, I'm a quick one....:p
Ick. Those pictures actually sent a shiver through my whole body. Or is is a shudder? Either way, they're just giant, slithering boogers, aren't they?
I have a wooden fridge magnet one. I'll never forget the footlong one I saw in real life on one of the gulf islands,
Li
I'll wager they taste like chicken, although I don't care to find out.
How funny! Can't get enough, indeed!
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