[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Your does does of DOES (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 12/28/2010 8:49:28 AM EDT
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Josephene Myrtle Corbin (May 12, 1868 in Lincoln County, Tennessee[1] – May 6, 1928 in Cleburne, Texas) was born a dipygus, meaning that she had two separate pelvises side by side from the waist down,   |
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Hah! I live 5 miles from Cleburne so I did some digging. Turns out she married a doctor by the last name of Bicknell.
I work with a woman who's family has been in the area forever and her maiden name is Bicknell. I just went and asked her.......thats her Great Grandmother and she knew exactly who I was talking about. crazy 
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Quoted: Hah! I live 5 miles from Cleburne so I did some digging. Turns out she married a doctor by the last name of Bicknell. I work with a woman who's family has been in the area forever and her maiden name is Bicknell. I just went and asked her.......thats her Great Grandmother and she knew exactly who I was talking about. crazy Shit just got real.  |
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Hah! I live 5 miles from Cleburne so I did some digging. Turns out she married a doctor by the last name of Bicknell. I work with a woman who's family has been in the area forever and her maiden name is Bicknell. I just went and asked her.......thats her Great Grandmother and she knew exactly who I was talking about. crazy How the fuck did you start that conversation? You just called up your co-worker, and when she said "hello', you go "Hi, Betsy! Hey, I just read this post in ARFcom GD about this freak woman with two pelvises. Looks like she's trying to eat a ventriloquist puppet with her vagina. She's got the same last name as you. Any relation?" 
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Hah! I live 5 miles from Cleburne so I did some digging. Turns out she married a doctor by the last name of Bicknell. I work with a woman who's family has been in the area forever and her maiden name is Bicknell. I just went and asked her.......thats her Great Grandmother and she knew exactly who I was talking about. crazy Shit just got real. http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_jMeXBn6TQlY/TNzhB9ie4cI/AAAAAAAAATw/qIdiePTTrwo/s1600/BAD-BOYS.jpg  
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Hah! I live 5 miles from Cleburne so I did some digging. Turns out she married a doctor by the last name of Bicknell. I work with a woman who's family has been in the area forever and her maiden name is Bicknell. I just went and asked her.......thats her Great Grandmother and she knew exactly who I was talking about. crazy How the fuck did you start that conversation? You just called up your co-worker, and when she said "hello', you go "Hi, Betsy! Hey, I just read this post in ARFcom GD about this freak woman with two pelvises. Looks like she's trying to eat a ventriloquist puppet with her vagina. She's got the same last name as you. Any relation?" Well, with much more tact...I asked her how long that her side of the family had been in the area. She said "practically forever". I then asked if she had kin from her fathers side who was a doctor in Cleburne. Then I said that I had come across a story about...and then she finished it with "the woman with 4 legs? That was my great grandmother......." and elaborated a bit more (nothing that cant be found on wiki). Apparantly all 5 offspring went on to be things like doctors and lawyers in the area. At least one practicing in down town Cleburne as a lawyer. |
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There's got to have been some sort of application for that beyond 'freak show.' I mean, I'm thinking:
1. Tour de France - when one set of legs gets tired, switch over to the others. 2. Deification - travel to India, show four legs, ???, profit! 3. Kickboxing - pretty self-explanatory. |
