The Good Doctor

man, he must be on some good drugs!!!

Is that supposed to be Dr. Sketch? Nice teeth!

He must have got the drugs from that "controlled drugs" cabinet.....
Doc Sketch....we WARNED youuuuu....Now STOP pulling on your EYElid, you'll HURT yerselllllf!!!

This is the third painting depicting a mutilated eye. Hmmm. Sammy the Eye Socket runs amok tagging self -portaits.

Nice graffiti actually.

LOL classic! Janice you made me LOL with your comment! :-D

Is this plastic surgery before or after?

This is graffitti i kinda approve of but not really, it's nicer than just tagging a buncha names all over the place

...I'd hate to see the bad doctor.

This is really cool. WALLPAPER PLEASE.

I like it. Is this the art you were talking about Motts?

Controlled drugs maybe?

Maybe the guy gave the machine in the previous picture a trial run.

That looks like a character I saw in a low budget horror flick, featuring a comic doctor, and a gorilla. I think it was called "Terror Tunes" or something.

ok that is just weird

looks like he is doing, having or teaching a frontal lobotomy the old fashioned way...

they used to shock the patient using EST until the seizures caused them to pass out then before they could completely awaken, the doctor hammered these things that looked like icepicks under the top eyelids then moved them rapidly and violently around in the front lobe of the brain. When the patient came to, they never remembered a thing and amazingly this treatment helped many patients but not supprizingly killed many as well. Sometimes preformed with and sometimes without patient or family consent.

Trackie, that is soooo wrong. Frontal lobotomies were done by drilling through skull in temple region to expose connective fibres between frontal loobes of brain. These were then surgically cut. The idea was that this reduced impulsive violent tendencies. It had the effect of 'cabbaging' the patient (like Jack Nicholson 'One flew ovet the Cuckoos Nest'. You could easily distinguish lobotomised patients by the deep skull depressions to the side of their heads.

ECT, electroconulsive therapy, or shock treatment involved a general anaesthetic, a paralysing agent (suxamethonium) and aftificial respiration. Patient was fully out before shock was administered. Mainly used for depression. Seemed dramatic and some opposed it, but I saw some good outcomes.

I am actually going to have nightmares about this!
Imagine walking around the corner and seeing that! o.O

YIKES!! @_@

Dr. Beavis

i think he's on "controlled" drugs...lol

When I was about... 15, I saw this picture in a video about abandoned hospitals and this is the photo i saw all that time ago. I was very shocked to see this photo because I fell inlove with it and yeah