home tourism news business directory about us contact us Login

Latest News

Gippsland › Latest news › Gippsland Portal Local News

If they mated...

Have a look at what can happen when celebrities have children

By Emma Kae - 22nd May 2001 - Back to News

Have you ever wondered about the truth in that old saying “it takes two ugly people to make a beautiful daughter”?

Well, in a bizarre offspring from that crazy American Conan O’Brien comes “If they mated…” where they take two celebrities and create a digital image of what their offspring would look like.

It appears that Frankenstein has sabotaged the lab in a severe case of innocent experimentation that went horribly wrong!

Incredibly funny and very, very scary this website is well worth a look, and fantastic for teaching your teenage daughter never to have children while she still wants to be able to be seen in public!

Click here to visit “If they mated”

Source: http://gippsland.com/

Published by: office@messenger.com.au

Related Articles

Have Your Say on Wonthaggi structure plan review aiming to guide growth, community needs and opportunities
Bass Coast Shire Council is reviewing the Wonthaggi Structure Plan. Have your say on the town's growth, housing, jobs, heritage, and future opportunities to help shape Wonthaggi as Bass Coast regional hub.
Have your say on key council plans, policies, and the future direction of South Gippsland through current engagement opportunities
South Gippsland Shire Council invites community feedback on key draft plans, policies, and the 2026/27 Budget, with in-person engagement opportunities and "Coffee with a Councillor" sessions in October.
Have your say on the draft Roadside and Footpath Trading Policy balance road access, submit by 28 September 2025
Baw Baw Shire Council invites feedback on its Draft Roadside and Footpath Trading Policy, aiming to balance vibrant business activity with safe pedestrian access. Consultation runs 29 August - 28 September on Baw Baw Connect.
Have your say on the 2027 transition to Pre-Prep and help shape early learning in South Gippsland
South Gippsland Shire Council is seeking feedback from parents and carers to help shape how the Victorian government's 2027 Pre-Prep program is delivered locally to meet community needs.

Care has been taken in compiling the component parts of this website. However, Gippsland.com does not warrant or represent that the website is free from errors or omissions, that the qualifications claimed by an advertiser are valid or that the published details of any advertiser are as stated on the website. Please review the full statement of our Terms and Conditions of Service and disclaimer.