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Thanks goes out to JaNaye for making me look at something very unusual today.  And now its your turn …

Here is the site:  http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/24012024/wid/11915773?GT1=31037 

I admit, I didn’t actually read the story … but the pictures got me to thinking a few things:

Some quick Advantages:

• Litereally 2 noses, 2 lips, and yes … 4 eyes: No the 4 eyes do not include glasses.
• Multi-taskful: Just imagine if this baby will learn to eat AND talk at the same time.  Or, able to talk to two people at one time.
• Able to smell things twice as much as me:  I mean, I can’t smell anything in the first place.  And I can’t resist the smell of good food. 

Some quick Disadvantages:

• Able to eat … ALL DAY with only one stomach
• Everybody thinks this baby is gods gift/a goddess among people
• 2 ears
• One brain

Some quick Questions:

• So, is there really only one throat? one brain?
• When the baby grows up and learns to talk, do both mouths move at the same time?  Or is it just one mouth that moves when the baby talks?
• What about the eyes?  When do they move? How do they move?  What object does the baby concentrate on?
• Is one nose going to be clogged during the cold season? Or both?
• How advantagous can this really be? 
• If the baby develops terrets syndrome, will one of the faces say one thing and the other face say what this person is really thinking?  I mean just imagine … one face is honest and the other one tells the white lies?
• In the last instance … so much for nonverbal communication then.  TALK ABOUT MIXED SIGNALS!

I suppose, these are just some quick observations.  It made for an interesting topic during lunch break with all of our thoughts going in every which direction. Anyways … 

Its tax time … eh, sooner or later anyways.

Eli Madden. 

~ by EliMadden on April 8, 2008.