Anyone else terrified of taxidermy stuff?

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I've just got back from a "business trip" to Vegas where, whilst perusing the various casinos, I was nudged by a mechanically aggravated, taxidermy giraffe. I was so perturbed by the event that I spilled my mojito all over my brand new Gucci loafers. Does anyone else have a fear of taxidermy? Thanks.
 
I've just got back from a "business trip" to Vegas where, whilst perusing the various casinos, I was nudged by a mechanically aggravated, taxidermy giraffe. I was so perturbed by the event that I spilled my mojito all over my brand new Gucci loafers. Does anyone else have a fear of taxidermy? Thanks.

I hope that you told the giraffe to get stuffed.
 
I’m terrified of taxidermy. On a school trip, we visited a museum in or around Whitby. It was full of stuff animals. I and a friend (also terrified) walked out and sat on a bench opposite the museum. We got a right telling off. When we got back to school the following day, the headmaster was shouting at my mother. Mum was clearly upset as she is also terrified of taxidermy too.
 
Me too. Mine kept telling me I owed a load of money to HMRC. apparently hookers and blow are "not tax deductible"

Wouldn't recommend a tax attorney to anyone tbh.
 
I've just got back from a "business trip" to Vegas where, whilst perusing the various casinos, I was nudged by a mechanically aggravated, taxidermy giraffe. I was so perturbed by the event that I spilled my mojito all over my brand new Gucci loafers. Does anyone else have a fear of taxidermy? Thanks.

Surely that was an animatronic and not taxidermy?
 
Surely that was an animatronic and not taxidermy?

I'll be honest, I was rather inebriated when I posted this and had since forgotten about it. It was basically a taxidermy animal with a mechanism inside it that made its head move. There was also a taxidermy bear, but he wasn't animatronic; although he was wearing a top hat and bowtie.
 
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