http://www.smh.com.au/world/pakistan-doctors-fight-to-save-life-of-baby-with-six-legs-20120418-1x66b.html is the website.

I read a better article on this, but this genetic thing is bizarre. It's not everyday that you find a six-legged baby (which my mum decided to name it the "spider-kid"). Is this just strange or what? Please comment on this~

I feel sorry for him/her. imagine what it would be like when they're older. :(

>>2 Agree and all the clothes that have to be custom made :(

but apparently on the news they said that surgery was success. 2 legs and can have a normal life :)

Now this is a useless thread *tosses it in the trash*

hope that kid survive...

>>6 Are you blind.
>>5 Hush.
>>4 I am doubting that. Were all necessary limbs there and no unnecessary organs/bones/etc present aside from the legs?

XD hahahaha now this is interesting!..

Aw...poor kid.

if the surgery was a success which two will he keep?

Probably these legs, given they are the most proportionate to the body.

>>10>>12 This...this needs to go in the lolthread...because I haven't laughed that hard in a very, very long time.

O.o how would he pee?

>>14

I was being serious. Not joking. The 2 side legs are most likely the ones kept. Because they are the most EVEN of them all, with the rest of the body.

>>16 Oh I know and you're absolutely correct, my friend.
However, the way that it was outlined and the seriousness of your words made me laugh.

I have an odd sense of humor.

>>5 You're useless then

did the parents decide to go through the surgery.

Poor kid... There was something like this a few years ago. I think it was someone with 4 legs and 4 arms, or 8 arms, or something.

And those of you who are loling at this are sick. Go crawl and a hole and die if you find it amusing. Things like this are not to be found amusing, and if you do find it that way, you deserve to die. You've got not idea what this person's life will be like, aside from the probability that it'll suck.

Forgive me for my harsh language; I needed to let that out.

Sad.

buying pants for that kid will be a nightmare

bump

Anyone know the story of chemical secret?
Pretty similar.

WHERE IS THE PENIS?

>>25 Why you assume its a boy.

whats up with that kids hand it has a red crack shaped blotch

>>27 At that age it's not uncommon for children to have red bumps called "strawberries" on them. They're especially common if a kid has heart problems, I should know, my cousin had some. I'm not sure if that's what it is, but it's possible.