Joe wrote:

DSK wrote:

Joe wrote:

The one atop the rocks is playing a sea shell harp, take a gander
again.

You're right. I didn't look closely enough.



BTW they are celebrating booty.


So do I.

DSK


The Siren seems to be more fishy, boobs about the same.

http://www.illusionsgallery.com/siren-L.jpg


You're looking at the wrong ones

http://pantransit.reptiles.org/image...PhilBolton.jpg

http://4dw.net/fishcake/home/galfantasy/siren.jpg

http://www.nwlaartgallery.com/RayHol...%20Ulysses.jpg

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http://www.cowkittystudios.com/art/fanart/siren.jpg

Here's one with a cool instrument
http://www.colleenplays.org/VISUALS/colleen%20siren.jpg

Here's one that isn't so fishy
http://art-withoutwords.com/images/the-siren.jpg

I'm not sure what the point of this one is, except that I
have clearly looked up one "Siren" image too many
http://www.maxgrover.com/paintings/Siren-and-Slice.jpg



Ever hear anything at sea that might be the source of the legend of the
Siren's song?


I've heard & seen all sorts of wierd stuff, but never
anything that sounded like beautiful women singing & playing
harps... nor anything that looked like a mermaid either.

The Hunter 19 had a mast prop on the stern that was an
aluminum pole with a crutch at the top. It also had a hole
thru it a foot or so down from the top. This hole would
occasionally blow a series of notes (to the same harmonic),
sometimes even two at once. The first time I heard it, it
did sound like a flute in the distance. But I figured it out
pretty quick... for one thing, it was behind us on both
tacks

Fresh Breezes- Doug King