I have new respect for Drs Scratch and Shades after trying to work with Microsoft Paint myself on my office PC. It was so aesthetically crude and limited, I could only draw thews.

That looks just like him, Blixa.

I'm still trying to figure out etch-a-sketch.

Certainly you've successfully rendered a staircase by now.

Mike Parker Helps Out with Registration at the FAIR Conference

I've seen better work from Kerry Shirts.

But not when Kerry is shirtless.

Is The Nehor trying to talk you into watching Kerry's fitness videos on youtube with him?

I would recommend you not take him up on it.

Kimberly Ann strums some Wilco...

Well done.

It's 6 words if you count anti-mormon as 1 word.
Scratch is slang for demon right? blood fangs, wearing a lab coat, etc.

That thing hanging from his neck is supposed to be a stethoscope.

i realize I'm new to this forum but thought I'd contribute in light of the recent Dr. Scratch kerfuffle.

Nicely done, Shadowfax!

I didn't think it was half-bad, though I was kind of hoping that he/she/they would have come up with something a bit more surprising. They use the dartboard/tinfoil hat stuff for just about everybody.

Blixa, you just brightened my terribly dreary day!

I love it and I love you!

Thank you so much!

KA

It was mashed potatoes for a while but I have advanced that far.

Great one of KA!

You got pwn3d by Tapir Guy

The brilliant part, which is in perfect keeping with this genre, is the idea of Dr. Peterson using the terms "pwn3d" and "Internetz."

Also, not a half bad likeness of the man.

It is their stock way of discrediting people who speculate about the workings of an organization that is fairly obsessive about its secrets. Just why oh why should disillusioned members of the LDS Church be frustrated by all the secrecy? Right?

So, one wonders who is really wearing the tinfoil hats. Would it be worthwhile to depict the leaders of these LDS organizations like the mentally ill Howard Hughes perched in the penthouse of a casino surrounded by Mormon bodyguards and bottles of his own urine? Or would that be spectacularly unkind?

One marvels at the fact that some believe that the secrecy will have no negative consequences. Or, if it does have consequences, the consequences are incredibly unfair.

The truth of the matter is that we live in a society that, irrationally or not, pretends to being a very open one. This runs directly contrary to the LDS Church, which carefully channels information in even the most innocuous matters. I would say that the average ward is a fantastic study in the intersection of secrecy, knowledge, gossip, and power. Therefore I find it utterly unremarkable that people who have become disillusioned with the Church would pick up on this secrecy issue as a sore point.

The secrecy of the Vatican has in no way inspired pop cultural fantasies about its conspiratorial nature. LOL. What makes the Mormons so special that they should be immune to the same impulses?

Is that a Bull's-Eye on Dr. Peterson's forehead?

Pure awesomeness.