Baby with two faces worshipped as Hindu god


	Baby with two faces worshipped as Hindu god

arifsali

4-3-2008 4:36 PM

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babies, hindu, god, bizarre, odd

arifsali says:

This is freaky

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4-3-2008 5:00 PM

Sheroug

Poor darling. I wonder if both faces are functioning.

4-6-2008 8:34 AM

kmcolo

Considering what usually happens to deformed children in these rural communities... She may well be lucky.

4-6-2008 8:43 AM

skwirlinator

Being a mutant is cause for Godhood?

4-7-2008 11:00 AM

Oortcloud

Poor thing, probably will never receive corrective surgery because it would be deemed as killing their god.

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