can anyone tell me what kind of creature grimace is?
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Grimace \n \nGrimaceGrimace (a.k.a. "The Grimace/Caperism") is a fictional character who is part of the marketing campaign of McDonald's. He is a friend of Ronald McDonald and a large, jolly fellow who looks like a large purple gumdrop with small arms and legs. He is known for his smiling face and simple demeanor.\n\nIn the first cycle of McDonaldland commercials, Grimace was the "Evil Grimace", with several pairs of arms with which to steal Triple-Thick Shakes. After that first campaign, the character was revised to be one of the "good guys", and his number of arms was reduced to two.\n\nToday, Grimace is generally portrayed in McDonalds' commercials and merchandise as a sort of well-meaning doofus, whose clumsy antics provide a comic foil to the more serious and mature Ronald McDonald.\n\nGrimace is a fantasy character, and not intended to "be" anything specific. However, ever since the character's introduction there has been much speculation (though much of it tongue-in-cheek) about his appearance. Because the majority of McDonald's characters more or less directly represent a food product sold at the restaurants (ie: Mayor McCheese, Fryguys, Chicken McNuggets Buddies, etc) many have naturally tried to guess as to what, if any, food product Grimace is supposed to represent.\n\n \nThe old evil, four-armed GrimaceA common speculation is that he is supposed to be a giant McNugget, but his appearance pre-dates the release of that food. A better explanation is that he is a taste bud, though there are many more fanciful attempted explanations. In reality, Grimace's "official" role, according to McDonald's, continues to be to represent the chain's famous milkshakes. However, he does this out of love for the taste, and not because he is in any way a shake-based creature himself. One person said a recording at a McDonald's restaurant told the story that Grimace picked his own color, but the story otherwise does not give us a clue to his origin.\n\nAccording to the McDonald's website:\n\nGrimace is a big, loving, fuzzy purple fellow who is Ronald McDonald's best friend. He's sure Ronald is the world's ultimate authority on everything. While Grimace loves all McDonald's foods, he's absolutely crazy about milkshakes. Grimace is very enthusiastic and eager to try new things. His joyous spirit helps everyone overlook the fact he's a little slow and clumsy sometimes.
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hippogriff, amiguras(the people who can change into animals. i have no idea how to spell it)weird teachers, deatheaters, evil, imagination, penisive, dementors, snakes, fear, and all the stuff you also have down.
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None. A hippogriff is an imaginary creature out of Greek mythology.
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Good one!  And consider some other grusome (cool) icons...\n\nHanged - a body with rope around neck\nBurned  - a chared figure on a stick\nDrawn & quartered - four horses w/ body parts behind each\nBoiled in oil - a steaming cauldron\nExposure in animal skin - vultures with flesh hanging\nFlayed - a "skinless" figure\nBrazen Bull - A bronze bull\nScaphism - I'll let you look this one up
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http://bboard.scifi.com/bboard/browse.php/3/7/619/1?\nNote the site is SCIFI.com. Take it for what its worth.\n\nThe animal you are referring to is not actually a deer. It is a semi-aquatic antelope, cetaformia anthalopus. Although sightings are rare, they are not unprecedented. This shy and beautiful animal inhabits the rapidly disappearing rain forests of Cambodia and has only once been collected. A partially devoured carcass was obtained from a Khymer Rouge commander by zoologist and former member of Students For A Democratic Society, Dr. J. Walden Pond (yes, his real name)in 1975. The preserved remains can be seen at the Berkeley Museum of Natural History by appointment with the Director of Special Collections, Dr. Stephanie Alderton. You can contact her at salderton@ucberkeley.edu.
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I assume you mean loup-garou?  The French/Creole/Cajun vampiric werewolves who suck the life out of people as they sleep and sometimes force their victims to take on animal shapes and do their bidding?\n\n"Many of the werewolves in European tradition were most innocent and God-fearing persons, who suffered through the witchcraft of others, or simply from an unhappy fate, and who as wolves behaved in a truly touching fashion, fawning upon and protecting their benefactors." -- wikipedia
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It is Quetzalcouatal, the feathered serpent.\nOr maybe it's Cthulhu.\nYeah, that's it, Cthulhu......
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hell yeah!!\nhes uglier than most of the creature and monster in that movie!
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I believe you may be thinking along the lines of Goldschmidt's "hopeful monsters", but I'm not really sure. Could you rephrase your question or add some details as to what you're aiming at?\nI'll check back :-)
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They tend to be an agressive snake.  They do not make good pets (Yes, there are some that remain small enough to be pets).\n\nOther than that, don't know what you're looking for...
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Ew, hideous avatar, sorry whats the question?
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wait a minute! You guys confused me! Is goofy a dog or is he a weredog/wolf? and what stops pluto from just eating that pesky little mouse?
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Coyote Ugly I think. I heard this on the movie.
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No. The only reference to this "animal" is in the comedy sketch (I think that's what this is) on the site below.\n\nThe reference is pretty far down. Search for web-footed and you should find it.
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well according to my knowledge it is a microscopic acquatic animal that lives in mosses and lichens.it looks like a little catepillar that is less than 1/2 mm in length.[that is tiny.]and when it moves it looks like a lumbering brown bear.its more formal name is tarigrade,and it is sometimes also called a moss piglet.the animal is very special because it can live under very harsh conditions,under extreme heat,extreme cold.and it can go into a sort of hibernation of more than a century and still come back to life.amazing creature!
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No its not the grim reaper, its not the devil's right hand man....it is actually a vampire. I never used to believe in them....and personaly I thnk the whole blood sucking thing to get energy is very very sick! However about a year ago I was letting my dog outside and I saw it, the same exact image you are talking about! The black robe, long fingernails, VERY pale skin. I ran inside....when I first let my dog out he was about 150ft away staring at me, when I ran inside and peered out the window he was right there face up against it, whispering my name! FREAKY....my dog the whole time this "vampire" was near my window, was silent, and laying down at the end of the steps. I told this "vampire" to go away and wierd enough it did! Didnt harm me or the dog! Myth says a vampire can NOT come into your house without an invintaion, so if I were you I would NOT open that window outta curiousity and invite it in! So yeah Ive seen it and am afraid, well not afraid just a lil freaked out at that time....the really wierd thing is that my dog was so calm and didnt care....or that the vampire didnt touch my poor poochie...lol Everyonce in a while I see the same figure, same face outside my kitchen window...or staring at my house from a distance....
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the lochness monster....\n\n╬ ╬╬ ╬╬ ╬╬ ╬╬ ╬╬ ╬╬ ╬