Last edited by spuddonkey (2009-03-12 23:44:13)

The Bin Man wrote:

http://photos.bizarremag.com/images/fro … 6557_5.jpg

Self amputee shows off his stumps

More intentional self-damage. Hope she enjoyed.

jesusluvspegging wrote:

http://imgur.com/5IWOD.jpg

And the Golden Gate bridge just adds a crypto-homo-erotic twist!

sigmoid freud wrote:

https://cruelery.com/uploads/34_duke.jpg

Draft dodger.

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Just so I don't wander too far off the NSFW theme:

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scarydog wrote:

Dead bride. (Poor kids.)

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3434/335 … 1e0e_o.jpg

Actually, a fake.  It was used as part of a teen education program, and they're supposed to be prom dates.

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

whosasailorthen wrote:

sigmoid freud wrote:

https://cruelery.com/uploads/34_duke.jpg

Draft dodger.

Nice asshole.

He liked boys as well!  An All American Right Wing Patriot named Marion!

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Dmtdust wrote:

whiskytangofoxtrot wrote:

whosasailorthen wrote:

Draft dodger.

Nice asshole.

He liked boys as well!  An All American Right Wing Patriot named Marion!

Check out the studded wristband.

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whosasailorthen wrote:

sigmoid freud wrote:

https://cruelery.com/uploads/34_phone_people.jpg

I'd love to know the story behind that one.

The original filename seemed to have something to do with a costume party.

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Taint wrote:

scarydog wrote:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3437/335 … c0e2_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3472/335 … aae3_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3547/335 … de92_o.jpg

Wait a minute: you find that many photos related to a single case, but you don't give the background story?

Okay, here's the scoop. The part about the parasitic head's mouth moving is pretty creepy. (Why does this make me think of the evil Siamese twin in "Basket Case"?)

Rebeca Martinez (December 10, 2003 - February 7, 2004) was an infant from the Dominican Republic who was born with two heads, a case reported by news agencies across the world.
Martinez had a parasitic twin, an extremely rare case where one of two conjoined twins stop growing as a fetus. She had a condition known as craniopagus parasiticus. There have only been nine known cases of this condition before (seven died before birth, one shortly after, and only one was able to survive for several years). Twins born conjoined at the head are extremely rare, accounting for one of every 2.5 million births. Parasitic twins like Rebeca are even rarer.
The second head was only partially developed, with a partially developed brain, ears, eyes and lips. Its mouth would move when Rebeca was breast feeding. Tests indicated some activity in the second brain.
The surgery was necessary because the second head was growing faster than the first one.
Rebeca Martinez went into surgery at Santo Domingo, on February 6, to try to remove the other head. This was the first operation of its type in history. Doctor Jorge Lazareff, who had successfully separated Guatemalan conjoined twins in 2002, led the historic operation, which lasted 11 hours. On the morning of February 7, she died from complications related to the surgery.

"Basket Case":

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scarydog wrote:

Taint wrote:

scarydog wrote:

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3437/335 … c0e2_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3472/335 … aae3_o.jpg

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3547/335 … de92_o.jpg

Wait a minute: you find that many photos related to a single case, but you don't give the background story?

Okay, here's the scoop. The part about the parasitic head's mouth moving is pretty creepy. (Why does this make me think of the evil Siamese twin in "Basket Case"?)

Rebeca Martinez (December 10, 2003 - February 7, 2004) was an infant from the Dominican Republic who was born with two heads, a case reported by news agencies across the world.
Martinez had a parasitic twin, an extremely rare case where one of two conjoined twins stop growing as a fetus. She had a condition known as craniopagus parasiticus. There have only been nine known cases of this condition before (seven died before birth, one shortly after, and only one was able to survive for several years). Twins born conjoined at the head are extremely rare, accounting for one of every 2.5 million births. Parasitic twins like Rebeca are even rarer.
The second head was only partially developed, with a partially developed brain, ears, eyes and lips. Its mouth would move when Rebeca was breast feeding. Tests indicated some activity in the second brain.
The surgery was necessary because the second head was growing faster than the first one.
Rebeca Martinez went into surgery at Santo Domingo, on February 6, to try to remove the other head. This was the first operation of its type in history. Doctor Jorge Lazareff, who had successfully separated Guatemalan conjoined twins in 2002, led the historic operation, which lasted 11 hours. On the morning of February 7, she died from complications related to the surgery.

lol.

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