Inner beauty? I don't think so.

[sSsflamesSs]

My biology lab involving the dissection of a brain today reminded me of something I have thought about quite a bit during the last few years. As I looked down at the disgustingly slimy, smelly organ that represented so many "beautiful" things (i.e. thoughts, feelings, intelligence, imagination, perception, etc.), I couldn't help but think that there was nothing physically beautiful about it - quite the opposite, actually. And the same can be said about the rest of the organs and insides of a human. A human - something so beautiful from the outside (relatively ), yet so ugly inside. For the sake of those with weak stomachs, I decided not to post anything too gory involving the insides of a human. However, I posted the following pictures as a basis for comparison. Am I the only one that wonders about the significance of this? Just looking at the skull, I get a chill down my spine of how evil and horrid it looks. Your thoughts?



The Outside (Elizabeth Taylor)




The Inside

[Anonymouse]

Well, my only comment, or rather question would be, given the obvious striking nature of the two, what do you make of the people who say "I'll skull f*ck you"?

[dusken]

R.I.P.
The metaphor will be missed by few but very intensely.

[sSsflamesSs]

You guys suck.

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[Anonymouse]

Well, given that Dusken wants to be a mortician, I am curious what he thinks of this.

[spiral]

My thoughts... That is not Elizabeth Taylor's skull, that is an ugly person's skull.

[Anonymouse]

Well Flames, I can't say more other than you are gutsy to dissect a brain. I can only dissect butter and the beef bologne that I buy from Albertson's. I cannot dissect the brain, nor can I look at anything oozing with slime. Much to the dismay of materialists such as loser and others who are adamant that all our thoughts, characters, etc., emanate from our brain, I, to the contrary, maintain that they emenate from our soul, and not some rotten thing like the brain, which is merely serves a mechanical function, that is all.

[spiral]

I agree with the mouse as well.

[sSsflamesSs]

My thoughts... That is not Elizabeth Taylor's skull, that is an ugly person's skull.

Thanks for stating the obvious, spiral. That fact is irrelevant, however.

[dusken]

About what? I do not even understand the purpose of this ridiculous thread. Is it commenting on the metaphor of "inner beauty"? What the sh!t are we getting at here? We do not have to find the insides beautiful because the desire to reproduce is triggered by the outside. I will sleep on it now and maybe all of this bullsh!t will make sense tomorrow.