August 19, 2008

BASEL GANGLIONS? What's under doc?

posted by Blacksheep 16 years ago

Fine talent - wish I had such time to kill!
posted 16 years ago by sugarmilktea
How could an animal with any kind of endoskeleton move like this? Of course, we've seen that their bones are particularly bendy and supple. Must be mostly cartilage. BTW, "Basil Ganglion" would be a great name for a cartoon character.
posted 16 years ago by The Underpants Monster
Like 3-D versions of those drawings someone did a while ago. *can't be bothered googling*
posted 16 years ago by kitfisto
Bendy and Supple--that was a funny comedy pair.
posted 16 years ago by BlueHorse
Yeah, the other drawings were posted here, like, twice or something, cos I remember whinging on about them. This artist has ripped off the idea, but at least he didn't include the Shmoo like the other guy, which I objected to because the SHMOO HAS NO FUCKING BONES FOR CHRISTS SAKE
posted 16 years ago by Hank Mabuse
Hehe, I always call little babies "Schmooey" 'cause they feel like they gots no bones.
posted 16 years ago by The Underpants Monster
Shurly shmoos have cartilage?
posted 16 years ago by BlueHorse

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