I bought King Kong the other day on DVD.
I missed this film while it was showing in theaters so I figured, "What the hell?" and picked it up.
I wasn't disappointed!
Peter Jackson has outdone himself...this was a fantastic movie!
I've watched it twice so far.
You all know that Kong eventually falls from the top of the Empire State Building after being shot up pretty good by the U.S. Army Air Corp.
An enormous crowd gathers in the street around his lifeless body.
If this really happened, I think the powers that be would most definitely want him stuffed and placed in a museum in New York City.
I mean, you wouldn't want to cremate a specimen like Kong would you?
Kong's body would be taken away and then it would fall on the top taxidermists in the city to get to work stuffing him.
I was wondering...
What would they use to haul his body off the street?
How many people would they employ to stuff him?
How long do you think it would take to get the job done?
What museum would they place him in?
If a placard were placed next to his stuffed body in the 1930's, what do you think it would
really say?
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I used to date a girl while I was in high school and her father was a professional taxidermist.
He had a seperate den in their house that Ace Ventura would call, "A lovely room of death!"
This guy had stuffed almost every animal you can think of. (well, everything except jungle animals like tigers, lions, elephants etc...)
I remember him telling me that, depending on the animal, it can take quite a while.
He had roughly around 100 animals he stuffed himself in there.
(I can close my eyes and still see that room after all these years)
More info on taxidermy:
WWW.TAXIDERMY.NETWhat do you think?