> We call it the "crocodile syndrome" here (huge mouth, tiny ears). Is
> this term used worldwide, by the way, or do you have a different
> expression for it?
NB> Around these parts it's the same syndrome, but different
NB> animal. An Alligator is how we describe such a system.
NB> For the opposite, I've heard the expression Elephant used
NB> (big ears).
Interesting. Here in New England, it's a "crocodile" also. Of course, we have
neither crocodiles nor alligators wild within a thousand miles, with the
rumored exception of the New York City sewers.
-- Mike, N1BEE