Psychology Experiments

**Thermal** · 11-20-2008, 19:09

Originally Posted by Yoyoma1910

What cruel genetic modifications created such a beast!

phanpy's special and he wants you to count his legs for him! (sorry if i'm treating you similarly to a 4 year old

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**Yoyoma1910** · 11-20-2008, 19:10

Sorry, edited in my answer.

Only one leg is complete and attached, as opposed to implied.

Edit:

Everything else would then belong to itself.

**Rhyfelwyr** · 11-20-2008, 20:25

The answer would I think be a minimun of one, maximum of 4 (3 on the other side could be attached, though they look a little awkward for that to be the case).

Maybe there could be an absolute max of 5, if you count the leg which seems to protrude from his mouth and is myteriously pale at the top in comparison the the rest.

**Legosoldier** · 11-20-2008, 20:51

Ha, he reminds me of the girl who was born with 4 legs and 4 arms.

I only see one complete leg with foot. All the others... just don't seem to fit...

**Martok** · 11-20-2008, 23:00

Gah. Looking at those types of pictures/drawings always makes my head hurt.

**LittleGrizzly** · 11-21-2008, 05:10

He is floating in the air with 3 incomplete legs (or stumps) and one complete leg with a foot, some cruel hunter has placed 4 feet inbetween and next to where his feet should be, possibly the hunter is cutting off family members feet one by one until the elephant agrees to float around as a circus act for him...

**Thermal** · 11-21-2008, 14:24

Originally Posted by LittleGrizzly

He is floating in the air with 3 incomplete legs (or stumps) and one complete leg with a foot, some cruel hunter has placed 4 feet inbetween and next to where his feet should be, possibly the hunter is cutting off family members feet one by one until the elephant agrees to float around as a circus act for him...

LOL, i assure you no animals were harmed in the making of this