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Quetzal & his body suitWhorl

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Kieran Cleary11 Apr 1997, 15:33originalas archived
Quetzal & his body suit
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vizcacha: more out of mischievousness than anything else,
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His neck is unnaturally long and wrinkled,
You might expect some stretching and pulling when a human body is used as a piece of apparel
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his profile is nearly noseless,
and some wear and tear over the years...
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his head sways from side to side,
sure, there is a snake inside...
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he is light but strong, and so on.
because his form belies his innards...
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There is also a description of him touching up his makeup (on the first page of Calde): "He had shaped and colored his face and neck with care upon arising..." Later, "he extracted the puff ... and applied flesh-toned powder delicately to the small, sharp chin he had shaped with such care upon arising."
Is it really feasible that, with deft application of putty and foundation that a scarlet-plumed serpent could masquerade as a human? <g> Lasrach ____________________________________________________________ Kieran Cleary Senior Research Engineer North West Labs Finisklin Industrial Estate Sligo Republic of Ireland Tel. +353 71 69441 Fax. +353 71 69451 email kcleary at nwlabs.com ___________________________________________________________

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