SUNBURN

I hate to resort to cheap theatrics, but it's depressingly clear that you lot have not responded to my suffering with sufficient gravity. Some of your comments have even been--all right, I'll say it--frivolous. Well, your frivolity is misplaced; those feet are rendered entirely accurately. Certain of you, the snottier ones, will be tempted to remark that I wasn't equally rigorous with other parts of my anatomy, but in my own defense, I have been working out. And that right nipple is spot on. But that's neither hear nor their. The point of this drawing is to elicit stricken sobs of empathy for the burden of pain I am heroically bearing. Because I have decided that my great mission in life is to have people pity me. I've finally lit upon an achievable goal, and I'm pursuing it with the speed of a thousand armadillos. Or I would be if I weren't hobbled by excruciating pain.




Reader Comments (8)
Just be glad it wasn't a NUDE BEACH
St. Sparky, patron saint of afflicted tourists?
Oh, good grief.
You're a doctor. Would it kill you to prescribe me some Percocet?
Contrary to the crack diagnosis given by Bill Frist in the case of Mary Jane Schiavo after having only viewed her on the TV, we docs don't prescribe meds over the internet. But if you get to the point where leeches are needed, I could give you some names.
I'll see your sunburn and raise you one gout attack.
Because I live thru what they called in the 20th C., I believe, Noetic experience, it did not cross my forehead that your feet were hurting. Cd have given you a ride to Drawing group as I am on your way. What was it that St. Sebastian did, anyway? I mean his employment.
Loving the Saint Sebastian reference