MoFA
- Title: “Apple Duck”
- Media: Apple. Or Duck. You Choose.
- Submitted by: Gary C.
- This just in: Apple & Duck Mating Program -- A SUCCESS!
- Title: “Apple & Child”
- Media: Apple. Offspring.
- Submitted by: Gary C.
- This apple seems to be nurturing its young offspring. Gary ensures us that these two creatures are part of the same apple.
- Title: “All-Kinds-of-Crazy Cucumber”
- Media: Cucumber. Craziness.
- Submitted by: Penny S.
- Penny grew this cucumber and reports that it "looks like it has babies." Yes, Penny, there is that... and the fact that it's curled upon itself as if it's cradling those "babies." I'm creeped out and very confused. Why do I run this museum?!
- Title: “Conjoined Peach Pair”
- Media: Peach + Peach
- Submitted by: Rosie H.
- Rosie discovered this submission right after her first visit to the MoFA. Dare we say that the MoFA's powers extend beyond that of the Internet? Dare we?!
Yes. We dare.
- Title: “Heaven Potato”
- Media: Potato. Questionable Mandarin Script.
- Submitted by: Anonymous
- Slicing into a potato, this visitor found a symbol that very, very loosely resembles the Mandarin (Chinese) symbol for "Heaven" - or, so the photographer claims.
- Title: “Milk Pikachu”
- Media: Spilled Milk. No Crying.
- Submitted by: Holly W.
- Sometimes food anomalies are found in the least likely of places... such as spilled milk (which happened to spill right into the form of Pikachu of Pokemon fame).
- Title: “Divining Daikon”
- Media: Daikon. Virgula Divina.
- Submitted by: Susie G. (Naples, FL)
- Many people do not know this, but before "Divining Rods" became popular, people used "Divining Daikons" to find underground water sources.
- Title: “Cap’n Crunch Nugget”
- Media: Thar's Gold In Them Thar Cereals
- Submitted by: Galen B.
- From the depths of a box of Peanut Butter Cap'n Crunch comes this nugget! Hmm... makes me think of another entry... yes, I remember now (cue video effect that TV shows use to indicate a flashback...) that's right, it reminds me of this entry.
- Title: “Happy Sweet Potato”
- Media: Sweet Potato. Extra Helping of Sweetness.
- Submitted by: Alice W.
- This entry brings to mind that dance hall hit from the 30's, "You're my happy, happy sweeeeet potato, you're my sweet potato pieeeeeee." OK, that song doesn't actually exist.
