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Inspiration for my last hit single....holy shit what a scary night! We had to hit him with narcan four times before he regained consciousness, and even then it was touch and go with his pulse. He only did the tiniest amount of what he thought was heroin, but it turned out to be fentanyl. We were supposed to play Dungeons and Dragons, none of this was meant to happen. Please don't do this to your friends, we all love you so much!
Harvey Comics Library #1 Teen-Age Dope Slaves (Harvey, 1952)
Notable for its hypodermic needle cover and panels by Marvin Bradley and Frank Edgington, this infamous comic book was cited in Seduction of the Innocent as "… another variety of crime comic of a particularly deplorable character"
good morning kids!
Hannibal’s Sketchbook pg 63
Read From The Beginning
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Elevate the petty to art, refute the rude with elegant obscenity.
Mandy my beautiful princess who's suffered more than Jesus
Sawtober day 11: Needle
When the nurse comes with the vaccine. The nurse combats disease. 1962.
U.S. National Library of Medicine
Subcutaneous Layer
The first layer below the cutaneous membrane is called the subcutaneous layer. It is also known as the hypodermis and superficial fascia. Although this layer helps stabilize the integumentary system and shares some characteristics, it is not technically a part of the integumentary system. https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/body/21902-hypodermis-subcutaneous-tissue Within the subcutaneous…
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Hey Tugs, I really want to see the cool and scary effect of snake venom has on blood, so if you could get a petri dish for me...
Sis, you do realize 20 Gauge hypodermic needles are sturdy enough to pierce through our thick layer of Care Bear fat for phlebotomy, right?
So?
SO WHY A MASSIVE 18 GAUGE?!
It's not fun if it does not hurt! Besides, the veins in my arm are pretty deep and I don't want the needle to snap.
Kids, if you're not a Care Bear and a trained medical professional, please don't try this at home.
Blame the artist, he thought he was gonna have a blood extraction yesterday, so...
