Category Archives: spooky body parts

Le Parisien: Main Problem

Seriously, what is wrong with French football?

Le Parisien about French Football PSD
Thanks to everyone who sent this in!

Reader Captions: 

Not a PSD.
Football midfielder Jeremy Toulalan simply took the coaches too literally when they asked him to be more ‘versatile’ on the field.
He thought they said ‘handy‘.  By PoCoLoco

so that’s where Maradonna’s hand of god disappeared to. By Urnfs

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Zeeman: You’re Zeeman Now, Dog

Zeeman PSD

Frankie “Four Arms” O’McReilly was one shady customer; he’d already been caught slipping the wax jumbotron to Mad Ginger “The Ambulance” Van Der Plank and now here he was trying to dust off Jack “Untitled” Von Doom Jr with a lawnmower made of sailors. This wasn’t going to be pretty.

Thanks to MB!

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Alternative Press: Alternative To Being Competent

Alternative Press PSD
I actually dismissed this one for a while. I thought, yeah, that hand belongs to the guy at the back. There’s no way that’s some orphan. And the weird empty space is sort of possible. On closer examination, it turns out this picture is a trainwreck.

Props to A, Frederick, Michel and Holmes!

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PhotoHouse USA: Chapectomy

PhotoHouse USA PSD
In a breathless deconstruction of the trite family self-portrait, USA PhotoHouse deftly excises the phallocentric father figure, leaving a single hand to signify – with profound semiotic irony – the hidden hand of capitalism. The camera is bereft of any screen or viewfinder in a de facto refutation of the omnipresent panopticon of male gaze, while the child points aimlessly out of the savaged image in a cathartic denunciation of the testosterone-poisoned concept of understanding directions. Marvellous.

Thanks to L!

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Grazia: The Kate Moss Chapectomy

Grazia PSD
chap-ec-tomy

[tchap-ek-tuh-mee]

–noun, plural -mies. Photoshoppery.
excision of extraneous male[s] in a photograph of a model.
Origin: 1990–95; CHAP+ -ectomy

See also: de-bloke, sausage reduction protocol, ibid.

Found in Grazia magazine, November 3rd. Thanks to Jo!

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