Art of Bleeding Launches Gory Details

by Scott Beale on November 3, 2009 · 1 comment

Art of Bleeding has just launched their new video series “Gory Details”, featuring recreations of real-life medical emergency stories. Episode #1 features a gruesome story by Ed Buhr about Mango Flies and their maggot offspring.

Abram the Safety Ape, RT the Robot Teacher, and the wise old hand-puppet Dr. Moody discuss a nasty larval infestation picked up by a student traveling in Africa. With the assistance of the alluring nurses of the Magic Ambulance and a pinch of Magic Safety Dust this true-life story is recreated in all its grisly splendor.

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1 harry krishna November 3, 2009 at 1:07 pm

all it needs is peewee herman

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