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    The Elephant Man's mother was trampled by elephants while he was still in the womb... hence the name

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    I don't mean to be rude <


    & i've never heard of this.


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    I didn't abuse the shift key. "The Elephant Man" is an un-official title

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    Not you, you plank. [:


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    Oh right, the thread creator :p

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    I have a name. . . .
    And my shift key loves its abuse thank you!

    Yes the disease does look extreamly painful and it would be uncomfortable I guess. Its said harlequin babies skin is like armor.

    →he said call me now
    →and id come a running
    →If you'd call me now baby id come a running.

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    i saw a show about that in us on discovery health it was about 2 sisters who both had it

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