How many *sad* things are included in just this one picture?

[theweaselking]

Also, tattoose!
Click it. Possibly not work-safe. It's hard to tell.

Finally, The Dan Brown Code:

"We have had a copy of this painting in the sitting room at University College for as long as I can remember," Gideon explained. "In fact, just before the lights went out and Dr. Greenslade died, he was staring intently at this very painting. I think it may have something to do with our mystery."

"Very curious," Lucy said. "What's the painting called?"

"Angel Showing A Historian And His Attractive Colleague Where To Uncover The Secrets They Strive To Find," Gideon said.

"What an odd name," Lucy mused. "I wonder what it means?"

He reads Dan Brown so you don't have to.

Comments

[broken-pistol.livejournal.com]

haha

[corruptedjasper.livejournal.com]

Please tell me that's a 'shop.

[theweaselking.livejournal.com]

No, it's a cartoon. Like the real powerpuff girls.

(Oh, you mean the goatse guy. Most common verdict is bodypaint, not photoshop, but unless they've figured out a way to tattoo out his nipples, it's not real.)

[silmaril.livejournal.com]

I can't really parse that picture. How many limbs does that creature have?

But anyway. The Dan Brown code is funny.

[theweaselking.livejournal.com]

I can't really parse that picture. How many limbs does that creature have?

Six. It's a cat-centaur thing (Furries love that kind of thing - cat attitudes and "sexiness", "hung like a horse" is physically possible), drawn in the Powerpuff Girls style, wearing a Starfleet uniform.

Thus, simultaneously, it mocks furries, children's cartoon fans, and trekkies.

Unintentionally.

It's even got the right colour and zig-zag tail to make a Pikachu joke if you really want to read that much into it.