My Brain Scan
Frighteningly accurate.
h/t Medblog Addict, whose scan looks considerably different than mine.
h/t Medblog Addict, whose scan looks considerably different than mine.
Labels: WTF
posted by scalpel at 8:27 AM
Thursday, February 21, 2008
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8 Comments:
Hmmm. Is that the Migraineur smilie?
Heh.
M
Your little brain guys look constipated.
You need a brain enema!
I think I would be a better lawyer if I had your brain. . . and rich!
I think your brain has a twin!!
:)
Cool. That does look like the "Migraineur Smile" or the happy seeker's grimace for hydromorphone.
My brain was filled with anxious faces and broken hearts according to that.
Duuude - what happened to your cerebellum? Balance issues or what?
Nevermind. I just looked around at other scans and apparently the scan doesn't work on the cerebellum.
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