McPads

Man loves Donkey a bit too much

Someone thought of this image for a while and then thought of it more whilst drawing it....ummmm keep in mind Donkey's do not understand 'yes' if being asked to do something...WRONG!

Oh! I think you have something in your shin...and your shoulder... :S

Bug Candy

Candy that coats bugs and are eaten sold by Hotlix. Apparently been around for 20 years. Wow...I've been missing out :S

Squashy Toes are much prettier - Look....

Some Asian fathers in the past liked their daughters to have special squashed feet because they are dainty and probably cannot run very far. My dad who is Asian did not like me enough, and my feet are normal, and I can run. There fore I am not a good representation of this story... :S

Maggot Eye

Back with something...wrong

Hunk of Burning Love...

Naughty Cakes

OH NO!! He's hurt his knee

No! The whale has ventured too far from the ocean!

This isn't really wrong

Infantilism - WRONG

Infantilism is an "abnormal" condition in which an adult retains infantile characteristics. The adult carries out infantile behaviour often with the aid of a helper in their activities.

Perry Bible Comics

Disgusting Ted

Not a pimple this time...

What a mess this one's gonna make!!!!

The Guinea Worm

Guinea worm is a parasitic worm that infects, grows and matures in humans. The worms are native to Africa, but can be found in remote villages in the Rajastan desert of India and Yemen.

Guinea worm larvae infect water fleas that live in standing water. Those drinking the water become infected. After a period of a year worms reach adulthood and mate with the others inside. They pierce through the intestinal wall. Males of the species die and females travel through the body. They mature to a length of 3 metres ending up near the surface of the skin. Commonly in the lower limbs. They begin to cause irritaion, burning blisters and painful swelling. Carriers feel most soothed in the water where their blisters then burst. The worm comes out and releases millions of larvae into the water. Inside the water the cycle begins again where the larvae are swallowed by water fleas.

Carriers may have a fever, swelling, severe pain and blisters when the worm is ready to come out. The worm can slowly be removed by winding it around a stick and pulling out bit by bit once the blisters have burst over a period of weeks to months. Surgery can also help with a dose of antibiotics.

Peek A Boo I See You Two

Thanks rDomain :)

Some Idiot banged my car yesterday

Thanks Franks ;)

Hairy Lobster

This newly spotted (a few months ago) hairy lobster was found 2300 metres under the South Pacific Ocean South of Easter Island.

It has been named the 'Yeti Crab' around about 15 cm long and of a white color. Its pincers are covered in furry or hair like strands.

It happens to be blind with only the vestige of a membrane in place of eyes. From observation it may be a carnivor, consuming bacteria that may live in its furry hair like strands.

These guys are such a special new find they have had a new family created for them named Kiwaida, derived from Kiwa - the goddess of crusaceans in Polynesian mythology.

Thanks Rebecca :)