emoticon shower curtain

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Anatomy ribcage plate by uniqueartpendants

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Anatomy mouth pendant (acrylic) uniqueartpendants

Octopus pendant by uniqueartpendants

Archimede’s scale - aquacalda

Applied physics…buoyancy. Cool, yes, but why would you do this?

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Kim Yongjin, Where is my seat

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Know It All No. 2 Pencil Set by paperpastries

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Are you eating right?

Wheel of Nutrition, Hafsteinn Juliusson

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Rabies virus Garnet and oxidized Sterling Silver by Arctida

Chlorophyll in cross stitch, by Girl Incognito

Kevin Hsiu, anatomically correct heart in cross-stitch.

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Geology pillow by Heather Lins

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SARS virus

Laura Span, Beware of Embroidery exhibit

Who would have though such nasties could be so beautiful?

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Baby’s First DNA model

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Magical Tattoos of Thailand’s Mahouts: Elephant Trainers of Ayuthaya by Lars Krutak:

Generally speaking, there are three classes of tattoos that can be received at Wat Bang Phra: those that act on others, causing them to like or fear the bearer; those that act on the bearer, increasing his skill with words causing the listener to do as he asks and instilling him with courage; and tattoos that create a protective barrier around the person that prevent animals of all sorts from biting, knives from cutting, bullets from entering the body, and fire from burning the body. Magical tattoos, whether for these or other purposes (e.g., for eternal health), are in a sense like preventive medicine and can be thought of as kinds of vaccinations against various diseases and misfortunes.

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