Feb 4
Episode thirty four, Anatomy Class. Originally, I was going to go for a spooky angle, but it turned out silly, so I just ran with it. The anatomy students did nothing wrong
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Episode thirty four, Anatomy Class. Originally, I was going to go for a spooky angle, but it turned out silly, so I just ran with it. The anatomy students did nothing wrong
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I'm listening to The Magnus Archives for the first time and this part in Anatomy Class I found pretty funny :]
I didn't really intend to give this Greendale Seven actual designs, I was just improvising :P
Yall remember that fucked up apple?
I do. It haunts me. So I painted it! I was bored.
Still can’t get over that professor bringing it and dropping it on Jon’s desk like a cat bringing in a dead rat.
“Here u go weird records man, proof”
“….Sir, respectfully, what the fuck did you bring into my archives?”
eh close enough welcome back mag 34 anatomy class students ‼️
Thank you for teaching us the insides
Made this from the Magnus Archives (mag 34 - anatomy class) out of foam to have in my room
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The anatomy students transed their gender and got real adult jobs!! Go kids go!!
Bone apple teeth
Statement of Dr. Lionel Elliott, regarding a series of events that took place during his class, Introduction to Human Anatomy and Physiology, at Kings College, London.