Ah, drats. Not the first to the joke. Apologies to Dave of C&H. Everyone go check out his, which is probably done more effectively: http://www.explosm.net/comics/2218/
With the amount of comics in existence, this is bound to happen every now and then.
Huh, I thought it seemed familiar.
No worries, at least Dave didn’t draw the comic with the huge needle xD
This is actually very true for some people.
That’s pretty funny. Could of used a twist like it was a placebo. 😛
Technically, that would be HIV. AIDS is a condition, not a pathogen.
Neither AIDS nor cancer are inject-able. Things which cause AIDS (HIV) and cancer (carcinogens) are. Scientist out.
So what do you recommend to treat Hypochondria (i.e- any injectable disease)?
Saline placebo, realistically. Ebola for the lulz.
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That’s one hell of a needle!
Where did it go when he stuck it in his arm, I wonder…
You stole this one from C&H.
Hmm, http://www.explosm.net/comics/2218/ looks very similar indeed. Perhaps the Internet is saturated with jokes 🙁
Ah, drats. Not the first to the joke. Apologies to Dave of C&H. Everyone go check out his, which is probably done more effectively: http://www.explosm.net/comics/2218/
With the amount of comics in existence, this is bound to happen every now and then.
Huh, I thought it seemed familiar.
No worries, at least Dave didn’t draw the comic with the huge needle xD
This is actually very true for some people.
That’s pretty funny. Could of used a twist like it was a placebo. 😛
Technically, that would be HIV. AIDS is a condition, not a pathogen.
Neither AIDS nor cancer are inject-able. Things which cause AIDS (HIV) and cancer (carcinogens) are. Scientist out.
So what do you recommend to treat Hypochondria (i.e- any injectable disease)?
Saline placebo, realistically. Ebola for the lulz.