Looks like a blobfishpic.twitter.com/IhbAz4Kw6M
In Breton mythology, France, the 'Bosch' creature comes into existence after a theft occurs on a boat. During this time the Bosch hides in the bow of the ship and makes life on board absolutely miserable for the crew. The fishing nets will be empty, the wind will not blowpic.twitter.com/diixfZ3vAd
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Who took this picture of me
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oops. u found me,.
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No ur right. My form changes tho.....
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looks just like the Blob fish!
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Maybe a dumb question, but is this why some French call Germans 'bosch'?
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No. I think "boche" came from "tête de boche", slang for "tête de bois" (wooden head).
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This is just a blobfish with hair
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Life's a Bosch.
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That nose must have been the inspiration for the brand of vacuum cleaners.
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Wow, a French yokai.
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