Half a croissant, on a plate, with a sign in front of it saying '50c'
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Gut Gut Golf

 Learn anatomy the fun way
 
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Miniature golf courses shaped like body parts and organs.
—DesertFox, Jun 07 2004

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       baked : dog leg :o)
—etherman, Jun 07 2004
   

       I just run out at 8, [scout]; care to enlighten??
—gnomethang, Jun 07 2004
   

       belly button make ten or doesn't it count?
—po, Jun 07 2004
   

       TY [po] - that will give me nine but I suspect that it is 'normally closed'!
—gnomethang, Jun 07 2004
   

       Ahhhh. Gutt Gutt Golf. It took a few minutes to get your title.   

       Really, I expected to see more anatomy-related annotations from this gem of an idea.
—booleanfool, Jun 07 2004
   

       [gnomethang] The Ladies' Course would be a ten-hole, unless my years in the ob/gyn lab have been completely wasted!! (piercings and fistulas not included)
—ConsulFlaminicus, Jun 08 2004
   

       i dont think it just has to be body aperatures. lung, kidney and eyeball holes would be cool too.
—etherman, Jun 08 2004
   

       hello guys. //body parts and organs// not holes.
—etherman, Jun 08 2004
   

       This is original and creative. It could also be very educational if done correctly. Imagine hitting your little white blood cell around this course. +
—sartep, Jun 18 2004
   

       But Mooo-OOOM! I don't want the HIV ball!   

       Croissant.
—shapu, Jun 18 2004
   

       ball = eyeball, and the holes are realistic looking faces sans eyes.
—phundug, Jun 18 2004
   
      
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