plime.com : Shall we just veg out for a while, darling?

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Due to time constraints in running and maintaining it, Plime is for sale.
Please contact avi[a]worth1000.com if you are seriously interested in buying it.

Shall we just veg out for a while, darling?

According to its owner, this remarkably-shaped root is entirely the product of Mother Nature. The root, attached to a Chinese fleeceflower plant, shows a naked man and woman in all their glory with even the most intimate details in all the right places. picked by MissWinkle 2 years ago

tags root mother nature naked man woman fleeceflower plant

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28	dollylla...

2 years ago

Incredible.

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24	suckersk...

2 years ago

Yeah, right.

Maybe move this to DIY?

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suebe

2 years ago

Photoshop anyone?

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3	maczilli...

2 years ago

I don't buy it.

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6	mango-fo...

2 years ago

« maczillion : I don't buy it.

I wouldn't either; 600 yuan is more than 80 dollars! Not worth it.

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Moe

2 years ago

If this is real, I am Baretta

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12	deepchil...

2 years ago

You should see the root babies... and guess where they sprout from?

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14	Galoot

2 years ago

Would it not be possible to sink a mold into the soil and let the roots fill the shape naturally? Er, never mind. No it wouldn't. Never in a million years. Forget I said anything.

/opens new ebay account
/buys bag of seed potatoes
/builds mold of Mary

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14	melgesev...

2 years ago

« Galoot : Would it not be possible to sink a mold into the soil and let the roots fill the shape naturally? Er, never mind. No it wouldn't. Never in a million years. Forget I said anything.

/opens new ebay account
/buys bag of seed potatoes
/builds mold of Mary

Here's my opinion:

He uprooted it, carved the figures, and then placed it back into the soil to regrow its roots.

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12	DerAlt1

2 years ago

« melgesevad : Here's my opinion:

He uprooted it, carved the figures, and then placed it back into the soil to regrow its roots.

BINGO!

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20	gammerus

2 years ago

« melgesevad : Here's my opinion:

He uprooted it, carved the figures, and then placed it back into the soil to regrow its roots.

That is what I figured.

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haven

2 years ago

« melgesevad : Here's my opinion:

He uprooted it, carved the figures, and then placed it back into the soil to regrow its roots.

It probably had the vague shape of a man and woman when he started... just not as detailed.

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