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A few thousnad quid? You see adds for trials liek this in the back pages of newpapers all thetime, and it's more like a couple of hundred.

This case illustartes why it's probably not a great idea as a moneymaking scheme...

Let this be a lesson to any of your that harbour erotic feelings towards rotary sanders, or have an inclination towards self-repair using industrial staplers.

Link: http://www.snopes.com/risque/penile/scrotum.htm

You know, I really thought this was going to be about the guy who stapled his own testicles back on after an accident.

From the first novels it seems like these are worthy succesors to it. Plus, y'know, Stukas.

Hopefully by book II the Tiger tank will have been invented.

Then theres the spy-cat, which got itself run over by a taxi, poor thing.

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Hulks nads were originally grey...

I actually do that all the time on planes. I get terrible ear pains if I don't. No eye-poppage-out yet though...

It happened all the time in the nineteys. Seriously, every other strip someones eyeball popped out. That and Dredd standing around with a blood splattered daystick with bits of bone-fragment hanging off.

Link: http://www.slate.com/id/2137959/?nav=tap3" target="_blank">http://www.slate.com/id/2137959/?nav=tap3

Is Wrecks the Dinosaurs vs Robots one? There's some great art on that.

I'm quite pleased with the "darkly dramatic" tag for Domestic Bliss - it's a story I'm quite fond of and I was trying to do something a little different with it (i.e. make it in part about a relationship between two people, as opposed to my usual stories which are driven by maniacs wanting to kill everybody). Oh, and it has an eyeball popping out.

Awesome artwork on that as well.

You can get League Of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Electra and Daredevil on one DVD, something like a tenner I think.

...and then throw the fucker into the ocean like a frisbee of hate, I would hope.

Hellraiser was based on the novellete "The Hellbound Heart" by Clive Barker.

What, no props for Creepshow?

If we start listing Manga films we're fucked...