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Describe your favourite Farside

My friends had one on their refrigerator that showed two sharks in the foreground, a singking ship in the background and legs, arms, torsos & heads floating in the water all around them. The sign on the ship was "ACME Mannequin Company" and one shark said to the other, "What is this, some kind of cruel hoax?".
 
One of my favorite memories of childhood was having to buy something for a Secret Santa at school. I had the first three galleries, so I got a new one for the gift: Cows of our Planet. My dad and I read the entire thing sitting at the mall while mom was shopping. We couldn't stop laughing the whole time, and the entire mall echoed with our guffawing. Dad was actually crying he was laughing so hard. I haven't seen him laugh like that since.

Skyscraper Suckerfoot
New Zealand Tree Hereford (despised by natives)
Idaho Latrine Stalker (venomous)
Norwegian One-Eyed Smiler
Polynesian Puffer Cow
Arkansas Baby Stomper
Parasitic Charolais
Flying Guernsey
Brahma Belly
Cow Mimics
Golden Spitter
Urban Street Hereford (rarely seen)
Three Mile Island Guernsey (North American cousin to the Chernobyl Angus)
Western Skipper
Amazon River Cow
Toy Angus (extinct)
Blue-Faced Stampede Agitator (usually shot by ranchers)
Texas Longnose (recently extinct: certain cultures thought the nose was an aphrodisiac)

I can't remember any more.
I won't describe them because the imagination does a great job, but Larson does even better. So no matter how you imagine them in your mind, you either need to own the book or you already own the book.
 
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