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[I'm giving everything retarded titles XD]

Drew this during History -
Pilot G2 o5 Pen
No previous sketching
Colour tinted in photoshop.

Scanned World History notes just cause they were about Egyptian funeral rituals. XD

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FUN FACT: Egyptians during funerals removed the dead person's brain, but how did they do it without damaging the individual? Simple! The nose is made mainly of cartilage, so they would get rid of the nose, and stick a kind of hook of sorts and cut through all the soft tissue, then slowly pull out their brain through their nose!

FUN FACT Number 2: It's been known in history for some people to sneeze so hard they blow part of their nose off. [And yes, it is true, I saw it on a documentary]

++ All fun facts are true. If any of them were rumors, I'd state so.

However, being disturbed by them is not my fault and I cannot be held responsible.

Another Kip random fact: Did you also know not only do I know the first-aid proceedures for spinal cord injuries, but also nose bleeds? Here's a fact: If you have a nose bleed, don't turn your head up, it only makes the blood flow back. Instead, tilt your head down, and then apply pressure around the sides of the nose to stop the bleeding!

Description
[I'm giving everything retarded titles XD]

Drew this during History -
Pilot G2 o5 Pen
No previous sketching
Colour tinted in photoshop.

Scanned World History notes just cause they were about Egyptian funeral rituals. XD

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FUN FACT: Egyptians during funerals removed the dead person's brain, but how did they do it without damaging the individual? Simple! The nose is made mainly of cartilage, so they would get rid of the nose, and stick a kind of hook of sorts and cut through all the soft tissue, then slowly pull out their brain through their nose!

FUN FACT Number 2: It's been known in history for some people to sneeze so hard they blow part of their nose off. [And yes, it is true, I saw it on a documentary]

++ All fun facts are true. If any of them were rumors, I'd state so.

However, being disturbed by them is not my fault and I cannot be held responsible.

Another Kip random fact: Did you also know not only do I know the first-aid proceedures for spinal cord injuries, but also nose bleeds? Here's a fact: If you have a nose bleed, don't turn your head up, it only makes the blood flow back. Instead, tilt your head down, and then apply pressure around the sides of the nose to stop the bleeding!