More St. Regis head transplants

I note that Dr. Hoyer's head is gone, and has been replaced by Dr. Guevara's, which is still interchangeable with Dr. Harrison's.

And it seems as if Dr. Presnell's, with that amusing collar overlap, is also interchangeable with Dr. Loughlin's. (Note the identical backgrounds on these two as well.)

 

The head bone's connected to the neck bone, and the neck bone's connected to the....

Is there any doubt about this operation?

 

By operation do you mean SRU or the head transplant operations? Oh never mind, there's not any doubt on either one.

 

That's right, in either case it's a sort of Frankenstein type of deal. There's lots of pain and suffering at the end of both stories.

Jack

 

no bolts, though...

Do you think SRU uses space-age technology to keep those heads attached? Velcro? Crazy-glue? Is it martial arts- proof?

And whose body presently sits below Richard J. Hoyer's head, across the ocean at ICHS?

Len, you've been an SRU faculty member for a few years now. Can you clear this up for us? (Also, why did SRU bother to doctor all those photos? The Breyer State faculty portraits are so much better looking.)

G

 

What about that Albanian fellow pretending to be a Greek? I forget his name. Has he his own head?

 

Personally, I think they do this for our amusment.....

 

If you're correct then I'd suggest they mix it up a bit. Throw in a few clown suits or hobo outfits, you know, really go for the cheap giggles.
Jack

 

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I like it! I think that it could really catch on, at least in some circles. (or should I say rings as in 3 ring?)

 

LOL that made my day, thanks John!

 

YES! Now that's what I call entertainment! What I'd like next is some 3 Stooges shots. Got any of those in your clip art collection?

Jack

 

I tink I hert mesef larfing.

 

More on face transplants: The face as frontier.

Saint Regis is definitely "ahead" in this field.