Monday

The Pregnant Slacker




Randy believes he has Fetus in Fetu, a ultra rare medical condition where a fetus is enveloped by its twin. Ever since he read about it, Randy is convinced that his parasitic mutant twin has been living in his abdomen siphoning his precious nutrients. Supposedly, the twin's continued growth is responsible for making Randy look like a pregnant man. He even swears that he can sometimes feel the little bastard kick…
Randy's friends however, think that his enormous gut comes from years of heavy beer ingestion, a reckless fast food diet, and the total lack of exercise. The 'kicks' are without a doubt the result of gas.

17 comments:

  1. Schwarezenegger! :O Great! :P

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  2. I guess the truth is harder to 'swallow' than all that beer and junk food. Having a big gut myself, I find this illustration very troubling.

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  3. I love his way of justification...Lol...

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  4. I couldn't believe this medical condition existed until I googled it. Wow! Great drawing.

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  5. Interesting how men mostly accumulate fat in the belly while women get it all in the hips. We can't use the same excuse ;)

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  6. Nuki - lol i wouldn't even have thought of him if you didn't write that comment. thanks.

    Jay - ha, you're not alone in that sentiment. thanks

    Basil - yeah, admitting certain things is hard. thanks.

    Melissa - i was very surprised myself. nature can be so weird. thanks

    Elizabeth - the hips and the butt. we all have to carry our crosses. thanks

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  7. Riotbreather17:10

    The fetus gives the illustration a macabre touch. I like! :))

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  8. Lol!!! The best drawing ever!

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  9. interesting!
    and the drawing is like awesome

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  10. Yep, this is a problem :D I love junk food and beer but I drink and eat these sometimes... I must keep fit haha :D

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  11. And thank U for nice words about my new photo hihi :D :3

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  12. I feel like that often, except I think I enveloped my twin in my brain, and it's the cause of my bad language.

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  13. Yeah, I knew that something like that exsits. The guy with the beer built belly should be happy to not have a siamese twin inside. I saw a report where a (turkish, iraque?) boy had a belly like a pregnant woman which used to show up more and more the older he got.
    Everybody thought it was a tumor but then the doctors took his crippled twin brother out of his intestines. He was round like a ball and had no eyes but you could see his head and some extremities. He even had hair and teeth and a nose and was growing along with his host being fed by his blood.

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  14. Riotbreather - the real life thing is even more macabre. thanks.

    David - haha! thanks a lot, man.

    Goku - glad you liked it. thanks.

    Judka - i love them, too. i'm just not too good at the 'sometimes' part. oh, and you're very welcome.

    Jorg - hahaha. is your head swollen?

    Kat - the one i read about was in India, i think. you're totally right, it's a pretty freaky thing to have.

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  15. A cautionary tale for the ages, if there ever was one -- a short yet powerful story about the virtues of moderation, and the ability to accept the truth...

    Alternatively, DAT MULLET.

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  16. You stated in your "profile" that you enjoy "Breathing in".... well with my health issues the Problem is the ability to breath back out ....LoL

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  17. Voltech - mullet indeed. thanks.

    Dr. Theda - if it doesn't go out, kick it out!

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