Comments on: When Polymer Meets Prochlorperazine

By: Jett

Jett — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 05:58:45 +0000

Way to make me fall completely and totally in love with you, iflyrc0 or Pops_The_Ole_Man_of_the_Net.

By: followthatdog

followthatdog — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 03:13:49 +0000

Power Leg? seriously? Ok, I'm a little worried about this crafter's sanity. First they make this thing, then they name it "POWER LEG" as though that somehow explains crafting a severed leg out of ANY kind of clay. followthatdog’s last blog post..Woo Hoo, check me out!

By: iflyrc0 or Pops_The_Ole_Man_of_the_Net

iflyrc0 or Pops_The_Ole_Man_of_the_Net — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 23:01:36 +0000

The Chemical Formula of Prochlorperazine is C20H24ClN3S Which part of that formula do you suppose the artist of this fine piece of work was on during the 4-8 hours of life it has? iflyrc0 or Pops_The_Ole_Man_of_the_Net’s last blog post..Wednesday Weirdness #31: Thanksgiving Edition

By: evabaruk

evabaruk — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 21:38:57 +0000

So tell me why Power Leg needs sunglasses on his thigh exactly? To either hide the injection marks, you don't wear those boots without the aid of narcotics, or to stop the glare from his power-knee. evabaruk’s last blog post..I Have Reached the End of the Internet