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Hexadecimal boy
Boy in China with 16 toes and 15 fingers!
Using his toes, he'd be a natural for computer programming http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1269468843.jpg Boy With 31 Fingers, Toes Has Extra Digits Removed - Incredible Health - FOXNews.com |
Don't hate, he's just more evolved than the rest of us.
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i see a bright future for him on the olympic swim team.
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I was never good at hex.
I prefer straight binary. I won't explain how I count it. |
Yeah, that's pretty bizarre.
Other than shoes and socks, I wonder if it caused any problems. I'd think that it may be a benefit in certain situations. |
Most I ever saw was 13 toes, sort of a cool surgery to do though.
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Coulda been an awesome guitar player!:( |
This is what happens when pollutants and CO2 emissions aren't regulated!
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I could see why they/he would want his extra fingers removed. 15 is an odd number.
But if you had 14 or 16 normal working and looking figers - i.e. just extra, not deformed or defunct in any why.... it wouldn't be all that bad, would it? Might be worth keeping. Besides fitting into shoes, those feet looks mildly normal. I was expecting some elephant-man deformed toes sticking out everywhere. |
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I upstate NY, we used to call them "KAPL KATS" (pronounced cappul). KAPL - Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory. They used to build the nuclear reactors for subs and Aircraft carriers.
http://blogs.nbcuni.com/petsideblog/...ittens%203.jpg http://brendatate.com/myPictures/gollumtwo.jpg We had 2 cats like this. One was similar to the above, with about 7 toes, really extra toes and pads. The other simply had thumbs, a single toe off-set like an opposable thumb. I always thought that the ones with the "double feet" might have an advantage in the snow. |
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That reminds me of the picture of the bee sting cat-
http://cuteoverload.files.wordpress....5/beesting.jpg |
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Oh CRAP! It's happening! More fingers and toes! Obama was right! |
Swim coachs everywhere are saddened to hear that they cut off some of this guys toes!
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