Christmas Stalkings!!!
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my hatred for meatloaf has come to this...
""Buy one get one free lobotomies?"
"Lobotomy interferes with cognition an awful lot--but whoever kidnaps Pipp this Christmas might consider -> Trepanning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"
""Buy one get one free lobotomies?"
"Lobotomy interferes with cognition an awful lot--but whoever kidnaps Pipp this Christmas might consider -> Trepanning - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia"
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Like all old fashioned rituals, one time in a thousand, it actually had medical benefit. It did help reduce cranial swelling. But, the chances of infection kind of negate it's benefit, especially during a time where there were no antibiotics.
That, and it wasn't usually employed in any way shape or form to reduce cranial swelling.
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I gotta say, the picture associated with that trepanning thing was really bizarre.
What's with her wearing that oil funnel? What about the other one with the book on her head? Why are they working on his head when it's his legs that look so sick?
When I do a trepanation, I only use the latest in medical technology...
What's with her wearing that oil funnel? What about the other one with the book on her head? Why are they working on his head when it's his legs that look so sick?
When I do a trepanation, I only use the latest in medical technology...
-> Bosch's Stone Operation: meaning, medicine, and morality
"The Stone Operation (ca. 1488 or later), also known as The Cure of Folly, by the Dutch fifteenth-century painter Hieronymus Bosch (ca. 1450-1516), is, like all of his works, bizarre and incomprehensible by modern standards of reality. The painting depicts a surgeon, dressed in the characteristic reddish robe that marked his profession, removing something from the head of a portly seated man by means of a scalpel. The process is witnessed by a monk and his companion, a nun, who rests head-in-hand against a table, balancing a book on her head. The strange activity takes place within one of Bosch’s typically verdant landscapes, consisting of layered vistas of green fields that recede artfully into delicate blue atmosphere. ..."
"The Stone Operation (ca. 1488 or later), also known as The Cure of Folly, by the Dutch fifteenth-century painter Hieronymus Bosch (ca. 1450-1516), is, like all of his works, bizarre and incomprehensible by modern standards of reality. The painting depicts a surgeon, dressed in the characteristic reddish robe that marked his profession, removing something from the head of a portly seated man by means of a scalpel. The process is witnessed by a monk and his companion, a nun, who rests head-in-hand against a table, balancing a book on her head. The strange activity takes place within one of Bosch’s typically verdant landscapes, consisting of layered vistas of green fields that recede artfully into delicate blue atmosphere. ..."