Post a funny picture

[wyvern1096]

Because everyone benefits from a good laugh.

[Terran]

I think Im the only one who thinks this is funny.... And pretty awsome!

[mista_mo]

Terran, that picture is disturbing to no ends.

[capncnut]

Look at the little 'un rolling on her back.

[bassman]

I think Im the only one who thinks this is funny.... And pretty awsome! Thanks f*cking disturbing, Terran!! WTF is it?!?!?

[capncnut]

How is it disturbing folks? I think it's quite cute.

[MissJacksonCA]

Its not really disturbing or cute its just funny... I'm digging that why women dont let men bathe kids thing though... and the zombie kitten rules

[wyvern1096]

Okay, a few more. If you have kids this is especially funny...

[Terran]

This is what the artist says about the sculpture Notes: A sculpture by Australian artist Patricia Piccinini entitled "The Young Family". The following is a statement by User:Patriciapiccinini about the work: The Young Family (2002-3) presents a transgenic creature. The inspiration behind this work is the expectation that we have of growing human organs in other species, especially pigs. Rather than make a didactic image that argues for or against these technologies, I want to address the reality of these possible creatures in a very compassionate way. The question I raise, that I am interested in, relates to the distinction between human and animal characteristics: Not so much her humanity, but the 'animalness' in us. Genetically, we share traits with her, but also we share the fundamental trait of looking after offspring. I am interested in the kinds of ways that we look at the many ethical issues that surround medical technologies. There are two kinds of people who are thinking about these issues; those who are objective observers, and those that are actually affected by the issues, such as somebody who has a family member who is affected by a disease. These two viewpoints are often very different. It is impossible to be objective about these issues when you are emotionally involved, but I don't think that is a bad thing. These are not simple issues with easy answers: It is one thing to talk about an idea and another to be confronted by the emotional reality of a creature, and yet another to be in need of what that creature might provide.

[Huescacho]

I think Im the only one who thinks this is funny.... And pretty awsome! What's this?. This criature... exist?. I think that not!!!. Interesting sculture... It disturbed me!.

[wyvern1096]