Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for February 04, 2012

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    whitecarabao  almost 13 years ago

    Do you ever get the impression that RJ doesn’t listen to Verne (or to anyone but himself, but especiallly not to Verne)?Nah.

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    Happy, happy, happy!!! Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    Peter Benchley (spelling suspect here) wrote about a sad Unicorn.

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    HMunster  almost 13 years ago

    Hello?…Has anyone ever heard of tears of Joy???Don’t try to make the unicorn SAD!Make it HAPPIER and you’ll be up to your furry ears in Twinkies, R.J.!!!Sheesh, do I have to think of everything?… : (

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    i<3comics1997  almost 13 years ago

    Rhinoceros is Greek For unicorn

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    Jkiss  almost 13 years ago

    @masterskrain: Really? I was almost ready to eat again, after yesterdays comments.@walruscarver2000: I hope that was a mistype. The unicorn was eating swimmers? I alway figured they would be herbivores. I have to read that story, because now I’m not sure I want to meet any. Or go swimming. Yikes!

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    Nebulous Premium Member almost 13 years ago

    There is also a theory that the Hebrew word transliterated as Re’em, and often translated as Unicorn, actually referred to the Aurochs, a now-extinct form of very large wild cattle.

    Basically, the translators for the King James Bible hit the word Re’em, looked at the context, and substituted one unknown, powerful, untameable horned animal for another.

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    Koolfunkygrrl  almost 13 years ago

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