Turtlenecks are warmer

by Mosquito88

The stats: Scoring finished: 1469 days ago; Submitted on: May 3, 2009; Comments: 25; Average score: 2.52 from 563 votes
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About the design

Submitted by Mosquito88 on May 3, 2009

Some of the animals residing in the auspicious Alaska Zoo are more used

to the scorched earth of the Serengeti than cold flakes slowly

cascading from the

heavens above. But when the sky exploded with snow, one giraffe was a

little more prepared than all the others.

It seems the snakes from one exhibit over had slithered on through to

the giraffe area, who appeared to them as snakes with feet due to

their long necks and complex, beautiful skin patterns. The snakes

offered the chance for the giraffes to buy all kinds of products for a

cold winter's season since they had seen more than their share of

them, from snake tongue warmers to cold lozanges at rock bottom

prices.

While many of the giraffes mocked the snakes for their grave error in

judgement, Geoffrey the Giraffe spotted a strange looking garment,

which felt as soft as the snow it protected their scaley bodies from

yet gave out the warmth of a fiery hearth at full glow. Geoffrey

shyly asked the snakes if they could modify the garment they called a

"turtleneck" to fit his legs and two smaller pieces of cloth for his

feet, to which the snakes obliged ever so gladly for what they assumed

was their evolved snake bretheren.

Soon after the snakes slithered away, the temperatures dropped and

every creature's every breath was visible in the cold, crisp Alaska

mornings. Once the snow started tumbling forth, all the giraffes

cowered underneath the tallest trees and canopies they could find,

except for Geoffrey of course. He was too busy enjoying the weather

his folks back home deemed impossible and "the stuff of myths and tall

tales." The tallest tale of all turned out to be a very tall giraffe

named Geoffrey having snowball fights with the delighted zoo

onlookers, curious as to the giraffe's uniquely colored body and

ecstatic state of being.

News traveled fast in the Alaska zoo of this strangely shaded beast,

from mumblings in the monkey cage to the chattering of the chirping

birds and past the possum pastures, all the way to the turtles on the

other side of the zoo. Wax the Turtle listened intently about this

new evolution of the turtle species and needed to see for herself.

And so she walked for over five days and nights the quarter of a mile

to Geoffrey's space and saw this towering turtle with yellow and red

skin with a heart as warm as the fabric wrapped around him, and it was

love at first sight.

Mosquito88

on May 3, 2009 at 08:01:51

Artist

Some of the animals residing in the auspicious Alaska Zoo are more used
to the scorched earth of the Serengeti than cold flakes slowly
cascading from the
heavens above. But when the sky exploded with snow, one giraffe was a
little more prepared than all the others.

It seems the snakes from one exhibit over had slithered on through to
the giraffe area, who appeared to them as snakes with feet due to
their long necks and complex, beautiful skin patterns. The snakes
offered the chance for the giraffes to buy all kinds of products for a
cold winter's season since they had seen more than their share of
them, from snake tongue warmers to cold lozanges at rock bottom
prices.

While many of the giraffes mocked the snakes for their grave error in
judgement, Geoffrey the Giraffe spotted a strange looking garment,
which felt as soft as the snow it protected their scaley bodies from
yet gave out the warmth of a fiery hearth at full glow. Geoffrey
shyly asked the snakes if they could modify the garment they called a
"turtleneck" to fit his legs and two smaller pieces of cloth for his
feet, to which the snakes obliged ever so gladly for what they assumed
was their evolved snake bretheren.

Soon after the snakes slithered away, the temperatures dropped and
every creature's every breath was visible in the cold, crisp Alaska
mornings. Once the snow started tumbling forth, all the giraffes
cowered underneath the tallest trees and canopies they could find,
except for Geoffrey of course. He was too busy enjoying the weather
his folks back home deemed impossible and "the stuff of myths and tall
tales." The tallest tale of all turned out to be a very tall giraffe
named Geoffrey having snowball fights with the delighted zoo
onlookers, curious as to the giraffe's uniquely colored body and
ecstatic state of being.

News traveled fast in the Alaska zoo of this strangely shaded beast,
from mumblings in the monkey cage to the chattering of the chirping
birds and past the possum pastures, all the way to the turtles on the
other side of the zoo. Wax the Turtle listened intently about this
new evolution of the turtle species and needed to see for herself.
And so she walked for over five days and nights the quarter of a mile
to Geoffrey's space and saw this towering turtle with yellow and red
skin with a heart as warm as the fabric wrapped around him, and it was
love at first sight.

mgill52

on May 8, 2009 at 15:18:29

haha, i love the boots

evan3

on May 8, 2009 at 17:17:41

2 designs submitted - Score now!

^^ maybe a tad long
but i love the design so who cares

probably my favorite FA collab
5!

FRICKINAWESOME

on May 8, 2009 at 17:36:56

woah, the text went all strange there, sorry about that gang. And of course it's too long, that's my style evan! hehe

Thanks for the votes of positivity so far!