I'm not quite sure what it means, but I've imagined my tongue to be in this condition before.   I never got up the nerve to look.  Maybe this person Jellevdvegt who collaborated on/created it?  Could fill us in.

Ouch! somebody had to get a booboo in this drawing by Hans Holbein the Younger

I think I poked my eye out just looking at it.

Dog power

I think I've just re-solved the worlds energy problems.

There's nothing left to do but eat the candy.

Big pumpkin head filled with candy, let your grip slip on my mentalactisity.  I think of you even now hiding from smaller people, on top of the fridge.  Candy is invading my brain - please let this picture be a powerful surrogate for yer yearning - stare at this painting - this painting by Yoko d'Holbachie.  With a name like that how could she not paint like this.  It's helping; all you have to do is fix your gaze on the image and say Yoko d'Holbachie until you push those thoughts of orally ingesting a wad of sugar, out of your head.

St. Anthony running out of candy on All Hallow's Evening

St.Anthony had a reputation of having the best candy on the block, and during All Hallow's evening, his trick-or-treater's got obnoxious. I'm sure Martin Schongauermust have had first hand knowledge of this phenomenon in order to execute such a fine and accurate wood block print.

Edit: the address - /metropolitan-museum-of-art-hares.html is not correct for this image, that was a runner up. maybe to be posted later?