Newt gingerbread

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gord

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The whole family was decorating Xmas gingerbread "men" the other day.So I got into the action.Any guesses what I made?

By the way, my wife and kids figure I've gone off the deep end!

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I told myself I wasn't going to look at this forum any more today but I'm so glad I did now!
That's sheer genius!
 
Looks like they've dropped tail. Good thing they regenerate!

Very cute!
 
those are the best gingerbread cookies I have ever seen!

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now i'm hungry...
 
Emelie:

Sorry..the gingebread newts have been consumed....urrp.
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And? Were they toxic, as they say newts are?
Especially such colorful ones!
 
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