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Ligatures and Flies

Ligatures and Flies

The inside of the glass contained a thin wire used to sew parts of the body together.
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This makes me queasy. I watched my son get stitches once and damn near passed out.
The fly really makes this picture!
The Fly and the Glass Candycane? There's a title for that coffee table book of yours Motts!
Ugh.

The dead fly adds a very nice touch.
That looks pretty old. By the 60s Armour's Pharmaceuticals were using plastic screw caps on their packaging. Was that just blown glass that you had to break to get into?
Reminds me of the time they showed a rugby league player having a cut on his head stapled shut and the stapler got jammed.
they ran outta bodies so now they perform there autopsies on flies. What is this world coming to?
Oh, I'm hungry now. Someone mentioned candy canes and flies. Damn.

Well, to be honest, this one one of the creepier pictures on this entire site. That fly landed perfectly.
Hey Motts did you do a autopsie on that fly?
LOL ;)
the dead fly adds sooooo much to the picture
Eerie as hell... Like said before, the fly really adds this wonderfully grotesque element.
Motts,do they break open the glass tube when ready to use? FANTASTIC photos.
amazing motts that you got that fly and its shadow! wow
great job on this pic!
That fly was warned as to the toxicity of the formaldehyde. I don't feel the least bit sorry for him.
Okay, that just gave me the heebee-geebees.
Haha, someone mentioned stitches.. Up until I had my son a year ago, I had never had stitches (and I still have not broken any bones or twisted any joints). While giving birth, however, I suffered a third-degree tear downwards that required immediate stitches. Despite my epidural (gah), I still required localized pain medication, although at first they were unaware of such and began stitching me up. A painful situation, believe me. Worse when your husband is standing across from you, staring, going, "I never want that again!"
Where are you going to get tools for something that small? As always, great shot
Wonder how long that fly's been there for? lol it really adds a nicer picture to it.

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