what happened here? (WARNING: multiple gross-out pics)
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Originally Posted by gh0st shad0w
Hobby??? That is a shame these guys should jerk off like normal people with spare time. LOL
Jerking off probably only takes up 30 seconds of their time
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Assuming this *is* real, it would have to be an electrical current for several reasons:
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Some people do it as a hobby...
dude if someone does that as a hobby, they have some major issues. to receive pleasure from creating gore is not normal. in fact, that is one of many fine traits of a murderer. start with mutilating animals + photochopping blistered fingers = jeffrey dahmer
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Originally Posted by Yin
OH, then its ok. those people are perfectly normal then.
dude if someone does that as a hobby, they have some major issues. to receive pleasure from creating gore is not normal. in fact, that is one of many fine traits of a murderer. start with mutilating animals + photochopping blistered fingers = jeffrey dahmer
dude if someone does that as a hobby, they have some major issues. to receive pleasure from creating gore is not normal. in fact, that is one of many fine traits of a murderer. start with mutilating animals + photochopping blistered fingers = jeffrey dahmer
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Originally Posted by Mikkito
Assuming this *is* real, it would have to be an electrical current for several reasons:
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
Originally Posted by Yin
OH, then its ok. those people are perfectly normal then.
dude if someone does that as a hobby, they have some major issues. to receive pleasure from creating gore is not normal. in fact, that is one of many fine traits of a murderer. start with mutilating animals + photochopping blistered fingers = jeffrey dahmer
dude if someone does that as a hobby, they have some major issues. to receive pleasure from creating gore is not normal. in fact, that is one of many fine traits of a murderer. start with mutilating animals + photochopping blistered fingers = jeffrey dahmer
*goes back to conformity, typing away in my house behind a white picket fence*
Originally Posted by Mikkito
Assuming this *is* real, it would have to be an electrical current for several reasons:
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
- The surrounding tissue is almost completely intact, other than *slight* blistering inferior to the wound sites.
- The subcutaneous tissue and the osseous tissue have a charred appearance. Normally, subcutaneous tissue looks like yellow cottage cheese. (hungry? MmMmM.)
- The pointer finger appears to be the entry site, as demonstrated by the slightly inward projections on the most exterior portion of the wound, as well as the greyish hue (on the most distal, lateral portion of the site).
- The middle finger appears to be the exit site, as demonstrated by the outward laying of the projections of flesh (god, I love that word) on the most exterior portion of that wound.
- The pointer finger also has more of a burnt appearance on the osseous tissue, whereas the middle finger appears to have lost some osseous tissue. This is consistant with the exit site of an electrical arch.
I could go on, but alas, something is distracting me...
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looks like a good photoshop job to me, but not realy at all. No burn would cause tissue to clump like that. No virus, no burn, no parasite. its fake. But, if that was not copied from something, that is very creative. 
Originally Posted by Akira-R
wow...someone go arrest Stephen King, Quintin Tarrentino and a slew of others...they are a serious threat to everyone!!
*goes back to conformity, typing away in my house behind a white picket fence*
*goes back to conformity, typing away in my house behind a white picket fence*
and, you know what i mean.
horror flicks involve more than just "hmm i wonder what i could do to make this image really really disgusting"
and yeah, this is all about conformity. ya got me.
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Originally Posted by sonicsuby
Inside the finger it looks like there is a tube or something in there? What is that?
I've seen first hand how the "flesh eating" viruses work. It's not as "pretty" as the picture above. I remember during one surgery they had to amputate this one man's arm in order to save him. As soon as they touched his arm, the whole thing collapsed. It's some nasty **** IMO.
Last edited by soggynoodles; Apr 26, 2005 at 03:07 PM.
Really? you mean people who do horror flicks don't think "what can I do to make this gory and gross people out?"
What's scary is people who get all "disturbed" by things like this who then think it should all be banned and never shown again. More suppression and less freedom?
What's scary is people who get all "disturbed" by things like this who then think it should all be banned and never shown again. More suppression and less freedom?
