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explain these |
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That's fucked up. |
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It was a guy caught by the photographer in a pub in Budapest. He came from Ukraine, working here, and will show his extra one for a little beer. The name of the images are csernobil but I don't think it is a result of the radioactivity there. The man looks like somebody well over 20, so he could not be genetically affected to be like this. |
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A sixth finger is a hereditary genetical trait... |
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polydactyly is actually a dominant gene. it's amazing that they are so well formed though, most often it's just a little malformed extra finger that looks all gimpy. |
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It's never that simple. The environment plays an important role as well (as you already probably know). |
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OH MY GOD! I'VE GOT 10 TOES! |
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Funny that you mention it. I remember playing Fallout 2 and suddenly the game gave me the following message:"Finally after a week of annoying pain and itching the lump on the side of your foot turned into a sixth toe" |
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That's the rarest form too. Normally it's just an extra finger sprouting off somewhere. Perfectly formed like that though is damn rare. Quality. |
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