Taxidermy is the art of preserving people and animals for later use as action figures, coat stands, and/or battering rams. You probably thought this was an article on taxidermy, NOPE, Chuck Testa! Just kidding! Typically, the subject's bodily fluids are replaced with cherry Kool-Aide while their gold fillings are removed and sold at the local pawn shop. Periodicaly BVK does some filling herself The greatest taxidermist as far as stuffing his face is Michael P. Shlabach of La Grange Texas.
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| - Taxidermy is the art of preserving people and animals for later use as action figures, coat stands, and/or battering rams. You probably thought this was an article on taxidermy, NOPE, Chuck Testa! Just kidding! Typically, the subject's bodily fluids are replaced with cherry Kool-Aide while their gold fillings are removed and sold at the local pawn shop. Periodicaly BVK does some filling herself The greatest taxidermist as far as stuffing his face is Michael P. Shlabach of La Grange Texas.
- Taxidermy was the science and art of preserving a dead animal by blending together natural and artificial elements to create an anatomically realistic representation of that animal. Joe Hartley was an expert taxidermist whose models were used in anatomy classes at a Scottish university. Ace, Hex and the Seventh Doctor all saw his studio, which was crammed with all manner of taxidermic examples, including bears, deer, alligators, eagles, wolves, rabbits and foxes. (AUDIO: Night Thoughts)
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| - Taxidermy is the art of preserving people and animals for later use as action figures, coat stands, and/or battering rams. You probably thought this was an article on taxidermy, NOPE, Chuck Testa! Just kidding! Typically, the subject's bodily fluids are replaced with cherry Kool-Aide while their gold fillings are removed and sold at the local pawn shop. Periodicaly BVK does some filling herself The greatest taxidermist as far as stuffing his face is Michael P. Shlabach of La Grange Texas.
- Taxidermy was the science and art of preserving a dead animal by blending together natural and artificial elements to create an anatomically realistic representation of that animal. Joe Hartley was an expert taxidermist whose models were used in anatomy classes at a Scottish university. Ace, Hex and the Seventh Doctor all saw his studio, which was crammed with all manner of taxidermic examples, including bears, deer, alligators, eagles, wolves, rabbits and foxes. (AUDIO: Night Thoughts) The Hornets could control stuffed animals, which they did by hollowing out their heads. (AUDIO: The Stuff of Nightmares)
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