Unicorn Fail
First off, I've noticed I've gotten some new followers. Hi, welcome, and Happy Monday.
A few months ago, Cathy in marketing showed me the most disturbing Etsy find ever. The release of Regretsy reminded me of it's existence.
Yes, this is a unicorn. Yes, you can find it on Etsy. Yes, this bothers me.
While taxidermy is useful from a scientific perspective, I wouldn't want to own any. If I really want to see some, all I need to do is go to the Harvard Museum of Natural History where they have a full display from fishes to cloven footed animals.
Maybe I should write a letter.
Last.fm hit of the day: The Package by A Perfect Circle
A few months ago, Cathy in marketing showed me the most disturbing Etsy find ever. The release of Regretsy reminded me of it's existence.
Yes, this is a unicorn. Yes, you can find it on Etsy. Yes, this bothers me.
While taxidermy is useful from a scientific perspective, I wouldn't want to own any. If I really want to see some, all I need to do is go to the Harvard Museum of Natural History where they have a full display from fishes to cloven footed animals.
Maybe I should write a letter.
Dear Taxidermist,___________
While I appreciate the work it took to make this unicorn and how in some sense of the word, it's art, I'm more than a little skeeved by the concept. I see you also have a traditional white unicorn, both from dead-from-natural-causes lambs. I think that may be what's bothering me. Kudos for working with what you got, but I don't need the guarantee that you didn't slaughter sheep for your art. I believe the technical term for that is TMI.
Thank you,
Disturbed Etsy Lurker
Last.fm hit of the day: The Package by A Perfect Circle