Showing posts with label surgery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label surgery. Show all posts

Thursday, November 28, 2013

DMA - A Plethora of Poodle-Girls

Ok....as in my previous two introductory notes...these pics may be disturbing to some folks - basically a revamp of already posted artwork at higher resolutions, etc.  You've been warned.

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Now, DMA's work is so amazing, I could not let it go with just the last two posts.  Particularly since all of our "original" designs were completed as individual pictures before arranging in a larger composition (for the first post at least).  Additionally, below you will also find higher resolution versions of all the other images in the last two posts.  I hope you find this project as interesting as we did - please leave feedback!  (I will grant that it was also a little more self-indulgent than some of my projects).

Thanks



Tuesday, November 26, 2013

DMA - Board Meeting Minutiae - Part 2


Once again...a warning to the unwary....this is a more...."disturbing" sequence than most of the pieces posted here.

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"Now I know what you're all thinking - why cater to the crazies out there?   The simple fact of the matter is, we have total control the narrative at this point.  At this time, we are holding Ms. Belloc in a very secure location.  She was located and apprehended by security immediately following her breaking and entering escapade at our central Utah facility.  Although she had obviously already transmitted the previous images, she was also unable - in the limited amount of time she had - to add her own twisted commentary to any of them.  In fact, as a direct result of her own illegal actions she was hit and injured by a car while fleeing the scene of the crime." 



"Naturally our security team rendered first aid, but it quickly became apparent to them that the scope of her injuries was too much for them to effectively treat locally.  As she was injured on our property, and as is the case with all Class A2 casualty situations - reference Case #A2BXX061313-1 -  I was notified directly and made the call to transfer her to the Paris facility (following stabilization naturally)."

"Slide"