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Unicorns are real!! (Original Post)
Playinghardball
Jan 2013
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Kalidurga
(14,177 posts)1. Ha ha good one nt
longship
(40,416 posts)2. But they still can't fart rainbows!
Demo_Chris
(6,234 posts)3. Do they giggle?
d_r
(6,907 posts)4. they are merunicorns
from wikipedia:
Some medieval Europeans believed narwhal tusks to be the horns from the legendary unicorn.[23] As these horns were considered to have magic powers, such as the ability to cure poison and melancholia, Vikings and other northern traders were able to sell them for many times their weight in gold. The tusks were used to make cups that were thought to negate any poison that may have been slipped into the drink. During the 16th century, Queen Elizabeth received a carved and bejeweled narwhal tusk for £10,000the cost of a castle (approximately £1.52.5 million in 2007, using the retail price index)