scar+headache=....?

PinkoLady · Post by **PinkoLady** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 2:36 am

It was her eyes, and the fact that they reflected unicorns instead of Haggard, that gave her away... but she did also have a scar. A purplish mark where her horn used to be-- it just wasn't what gave her away.

Klaatu · Post by **Klaatu** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 12:42 pm

Close inspection using frame by fram analysis in Quicktime confirms that it is in fact hair. I wanted it to be a brain surgery scar as much as anyone but it is definately hair.

cbizzle44 · Post by **cbizzle44** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 5:59 pm

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:
colbertnationgirl wrote:ok i rewatched the video and i don't think it's a scar because it's on both sides of his head. unless they cut him on both sides of his head, which i guess wouldn't be impossible.
They gave him a lobotomy. I knew it.

i would agree, but at my camp we learned a lot about lobotomies (dont ask) and they're actually performed through the eye socket. as in, lift eyelid, stick in poker thing, wiggle it around, pull it out
disgusting

and i suppose the scar-looking-thing was hair. too much watching-late-at-night-expecting-a-conspiracy for me...

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. · Thu Feb 15, 2007 6:34 pm

cbizzle44 wrote:
JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:
colbertnationgirl wrote:ok i rewatched the video and i don't think it's a scar because it's on both sides of his head. unless they cut him on both sides of his head, which i guess wouldn't be impossible.
They gave him a lobotomy. I knew it.
i would agree, but at my camp we learned a lot about lobotomies (dont ask) and they're actually performed through the eye socket. as in, lift eyelid, stick in poker thing, wiggle it around, pull it out
disgusting

and i suppose the scar-looking-thing was hair. too much watching-late-at-night-expecting-a-conspiracy for me...

I was just kidding. The reason I said that was because in One Flew Over THe Cuckoo's Nest (amazing movie), Jack Nickelson has marks on either side of his head after getting a lobotomy. I know that lobotomies are typically done through the eyes, but aren't there a few ways of doing them?

Nieriel.Manwathiel · Post by **Nieriel.Manwathiel** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 6:41 pm

because they haven't been giving us decent puzzles since.... god, when? powell's drycleaners?

cbizzle44 · Post by **cbizzle44** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 6:41 pm

ahhhh- i've never seen that movie
and there are pretty much definately multiple ways of doing lobotomies. the eyes are most common

edit***
i think the cards in 'truth or dare' count as a maybe-puzzle
but still
i want more!

Kelly · Post by **Kelly** » Thu Feb 15, 2007 6:57 pm

JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote:
cbizzle44 wrote:
JustAnotherLonelyGirl. wrote: They gave him a lobotomy. I knew it.
i would agree, but at my camp we learned a lot about lobotomies (dont ask) and they're actually performed through the eye socket. as in, lift eyelid, stick in poker thing, wiggle it around, pull it out
disgusting

and i suppose the scar-looking-thing was hair. too much watching-late-at-night-expecting-a-conspiracy for me...
I was just kidding. The reason I said that was because in One Flew Over THe Cuckoo's Nest (amazing movie), Jack Nickelson has marks on either side of his head after getting a lobotomy. I know that lobotomies are typically done through the eyes, but aren't there a few ways of doing them?

I think the marks on either side of Jack Nicholson's head in the movie are from the electric shock therapy, not the lobotomy. They did it all to him at the end there...but that's where the little electric nodes were placed.

Okay, off topic, I know. :p