I wore my new Christmas socks yesterday.
You see where I'm coming from, don't you? It does have goose-like qualities. Doesn't it?
Today my socks have piggies on them. Definitely.
I wore my new Christmas socks yesterday.
You see where I'm coming from, don't you? It does have goose-like qualities. Doesn't it?
Today my socks have piggies on them. Definitely.
6 comments:
That's most definitely a mandrill... he looks rather surprised to find himself in Wales!
I vote "Mandrill" but I see your point about "Goose." I think that's supposed to be fur represented on the rest of the sock apart from the face but once the sock is on, could be interpreted either as hairy leg or varicose veins?
Although, now that you mention it, I could "see" a goose, it is a mammal of some sort. I'll accept mandrill, but I don't know the apes that well.
I have to go with mandrill also though I did have to look up a picture of a mandrill. They are colorful and is the #1 attraction for socks!
I say mandrill, although the mouth does look a bit like a goose.
There is a photo, face-on, of a Canada Goose at http://photomiser.com/canada-goose-face/. It is not nearly as colorful as a mandrill, but I couldn't find a similar photo of a more colorful goose.
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