#major dr ghastly

[opossum-stuff]

He estado subiendo bastante contenido de Clone High y hace poco tuve un bloqueo, así que me dió por dibujar a la Malo con carne pandilla xd xd

#fanart #cartoon network #cartoon cartoon #malo con carne #evil with carne #major dr ghastly #general skaar #hector com carne #boskov #boscov #doctora balistica #JSHSJSJ QUIEN FUE EL DE LA IDEA DE PONERLE ERNECIO A SKAAR SJJSJS #billy and mandy #the grim adventures of billy and mandy #2000s cartoons

[courage-doodles-blog]

Barry's relationship chart with Evil Con Carne main cast

#evil con carne #relationship chart #ctcd oc #courage the cowardly dog #ctcd #oc #ctcd oc barry #my oc #cartoon network #major dr ghastly #boskov #hector con carne #general skarr

[ponderousorb]

Reformed Villain Karaoke Time

these have been living rent-free in my head and I must purge the demons

#major doctor ghastly #major dr ghastly #general skarr #gaobam #grim & evil #fanart #shitposting #art #I HC that MDG is a great singer because of her VA #and Skarr? Dreadful but he gives it his ALL

[cartooongasm]

Major Dr. Ghastly

#major dr ghastly #evil con carne #cartoons #cartoon network #cn #cartoongasm

[princess-hylanna]

Doctor Gina

#doctor gina #major dr ghastly

[scrapnick]

The girlies of Endsville going through it 😔🙏🏻

Patreon

#the grim adventures of billy and mandy #tgaobam #evil con carne #ecc #Eris #eris goddess of chaos #Mandy #dr major ghastly

[faline-cat444]

Not all mad scientists wear labcoats

#Evil Con Carne #Major Dr. Ghastly

[viktorsabbath]

Sketch request Nu. 13 - Major Dr. Ghastly.

I've never heard of this cartoon before someone requested Ghastly. Was it bad? How did it get 2 seasons? Weird.

#evil con carne #Major Dr. Ghastly #Dr. Ghastly #fanart #sketch #sketch art #Boskov the bear

[bloody-mad-scientist]

@sharp-shooter-no-more-moxxie asked: Dr. Ghastly? Do you know or know of a fellow evil scientist named Dr Flurg?" _________________________________________________________

"I don't know a 'Flurg' but i do know a 'Flug'! Dr. Flugslys! Weirdo who always wears a paper bag? The guy has his hands in all SORTS of evil deeds! Even helped get Evil Con Carne off the ground in it's younger years!" Ghastly, you have NO business calling someone else a weirdo....

#Dr. Major Ghastly IC! #sharp-shooter-no-more-moxxie

[punisheddonjuan]

So around a month ago the big NIH study on ME/CFS, in the works for eight years, was finally published and it was immediately met with hostility. I wrote about my initial reaction here and here. These were just some off the cuff remarks after my initial read through, I haven't had the energy to write on the problems with it at any depth, thankfully someone else has. This is a long one, but the criticisms are problems that have plagued research into ME/CFS for years: poor or no controls, loose diagnostic criteria, poor methodology and biased researchers. I want to focus on that last one with some excerpts, because it really is egregious.

As a rheumatologist, Walitt infiltrated and embedded himself into the world of ME (and now also Long COVID and Gulf War Illness) via Fibromyalgia. Although Walitt seemed to be doing a reasonable, though ultimately unconvincing, job feigning compassion toward his Fibromyalcgia patients, whom he paraded around in his presentations like circus attractions, his unhinged views are aggressively hostile toward ME and Fibromyaliga patients; he has been vocal with his conclusory view that both ME and Fibromyalgia are somatoform. "The discordance between the severity of subjective experience and that of objective impairment is the hallmark of somatoform illnesses, such as fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome." For well over a decade now, Walitt has been establishing himself as an ME and Fibromyalgia enemy who considers the symptoms of ME and Fibromyalgia as within the “range of normal” and not worthy of validation or treatment because, in his opinion, they do not constitute medical entities. What is abnormal, in his view, is the patients’ beliefs that they are suffering from a disease. As if it is not bad enough that an NIH researcher has been allowed to build a career on such propaganda, Walitt works hard to convert his colleagues whom he claims are relieved that they no longer have to pretend that Fibromyalgia is pathological after he “say[s] [his] message.” This disturbing ten-minute Walitt interview about Fibromyalgia will leave little to the imagination in terms of Walitt’s predisposition. I analyzed the ghastly views he expressed in this interview when independent advocates protested his involvement with the study. Another good example of Walitt’s disturbed views on Fibromyalgia and ME is an opinion paper that he co-authored with his biopsychosocial soulmate, the late Dr. Frederick Wolfe: “Culture, science and the changing nature of fibromyalgia.” Somebody saved a copy of this paper on the Wayback Machine.

In this paper, in which he quotes Wessely and Shorter, Walitt equates Fibromyalgia with Neurasthenia—i.e., “the vapors,” “depression of spirit,” “hypochondriac affections,” “effort syndrome,” etc. Neurasthenia is a psychologized fatigue concept that had started out as a central-nervous-system disorder and was the predecessor of Holmes’s and Fukuda’s “CFS.” Walitt referred to Wessely’s framing of ME as Neurasthenia in the slick and insidious “Old wine in new bottles: neurasthenia and M.E.” In his paper, Walitt expresses his belief (no science required) that Fibromyalgia is psychocultural, i.e., “shaped primarily by psychological factors and societal influences” and is associated/comorbid with psychological illness. Throughout the paper, Walitt labels Fibromyalgia—in addition to psychocultural—psychological, psychogenic, psychosomatic, a Somatic Symptom Disorder (i.e., somatoform), a social construct, etc. He further claims that Fibromyalgia is related to psychological disorders (including major psychopathologies), psychosomatic symptoms, and personality disorders and that it is a convenient, because socially acceptable, diagnosis for mentally ill patients to hide behind. According to Walitt, Fibromyalgia patients are not to be trusted because they have too many symptoms that are too severe and too unusual while appearing too healthy resulting in physicians’ shunning of them. Walitt laments the failure of Fibromyalgia as a psychological concept and strongly disapproves of what he calls the “success” of Fibromyalgia. He sounds practically paranoid when he blames “powerful societal forces,” which he claims have been “marshalled,” for propping up the “‘real disease’ message.” Walitt frames Fibromyalgia as a con job by patients and patient organizations whom he claims were enabled by other malevolent actors and forces, such the American College of Rheumatology (guilty for naming and defining it), governments, disability and pension systems, physicians, the legal and academic communities, scientific organizations, pharmaceutical companies, the Internet, and ICD codes. That’s an impressive list. Imagine if patients indeed had the allyship of those stakeholders and systems! There is no other characterization of Walitt’s Fibromyalgia views than deranged. And, of course, because ME and Fibromyalgia are basically the same to him, all of this applies to ME according to Walitt’s twisted views. As sordid as the government’s record regarding ME has been, the intramural NIH study has opened a new, even darker chapter for patients. Putting Walitt in charge of this study despite his unmistakable bias against ME patients is just one item on a long list evidencing an atrocious track record on the part of the federal health agencies, including NIH, when it comes to ME. It warrants a reminder that there have been calls by federal health officials to silence critical patient voices as well as actual threats against members of CFSAC—the since dissolved federal Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Advisory Committee—who refused to toe the party line in addition to many actions by federal officials designed to thwart patient advocacy. Walitt’s unyielding belief that ME, Fibromyalgia, and other diseases are reflections of an incorrect inner understanding of patient body’s capabilities seems to have grown only stronger over the years. His extremism will likely be weaponized against patients for decades to come unless NIH stops involving him in these studies. So far, NIH has circled the wagons to defend him and even promoted him by moving him from the National Institute of Nursing Research (NINR) to the more prestigious NINDS and making him head of the Interoceptive Disorders Unit.

When you put people like this in charge of your studies, it's because you wanted a certain predetermined outcome. Full stop. The rest of this is really quite good and covers a lot of ground, including the existential risk to ME patients' income this study poses and the implications for Long Covid sufferers.

#link #me/cfs #disability

[comfort-clubhouse]

My Comfort Characters As GIFs (Part 1)

Hello Kitty (Sanrio)

My Melody (Sanrio/Onegai My Melody)

Kuromi (Sanrio/Onegai My Melody)

Cinnamoroll (Sanrio)

My Sweet Piano (Sanrio/Onegai My Melody)

ENA (Series 1/Dream BBQ)

Charlie Morningstar (Hazbin Hotel)

Grim Reaper (Grim Adventures Of Billy and Mandy)

Monika (Doki Doki Literature Club)

Edd (Eddsworld)

Riddler (DC/The Batman 2004)

Major Dr Ghastly (Evil Con Carne)

King (Owl House)

X (BFB)

#comfort characters #hello kitty #my melody #kuromi #cinnamoroll #my sweet piano #ena joel g #dream bbq ena #charlie morningstar #grim adventures of billy and mandy #grim reaper #ddlc monika #eddsworld #eddsworld edd #2004 riddler #the batman 2004

[enchantedchocolatebars]

🌷Roses🌷 (Major Dr. Ghastly x Male Henchman Reader)

🌷 Original story 🌷

❤️ Ao3 version ❤️

(This was my first ever fic on this blog and I'm so glad that I was able to re-read and edit it! 🌷 ❤️ 🌷 ❤️ Enjoy! <3)

You only joined Evil Con Carne not because you had an interest in world domination per se but rather you needed the money and were super desperate.

And after working for the evil organization for about a week now, you soon came to realize that being a henchman - or rather a throwaway goon - for the evil, pink brain you and others knew as Hector Con Carne wasn't an easy job.

Not only did you get very little pay or sometimes no pay at all in most cases, but Private Doofus, an extremely stupid hillbilly henchman, once explained to you that your job and his job as Hector's men were essentially to either get badly injured or arrested.

Heck, you even found out the other day that Hector and General Skarr would place bets on what would happen to a henchman on missions!

Hector himself wasn't the most caring or compassionate boss either, as he would act like an evil overbearing tyrant who yelled alot, insult others and boss them around.

You found General Skarr also known as "The One-Eyed Weirdo" too creepy and cruel to be around and would only interact with him when he was leading you and the other workers.

It wasn't any better that your soldier co-workers were a bunch of bumbling fools, who couldn't do something as simple as march in a straight line without clumsily falling down.

But, despite all the negatives at working at Evil Con Carne - Hector's aggressiveness, General Skarr's harsh personality, your co-worker's incompetence to complete tasks, etc - there was one positive, and that was getting to be in the presence of the lovely Major Dr. Ghastly whenever you and the other troops were called in by Hector to do a mission.

 

Ever since you started working at E.C.C. (Evil Con Carne) you've had your eye on the red headed female scientist for quite some time now.

You just loved everything about her; her ruby red hair which was usually in a bun style and baby blue eyes, her ability to build and operate a wide array of weapons and machines, her kind personality, and not to mention the way her skin-tight rubber suit would show off her curvaceous body.

She was the definition of wife material.

One day, after you were done training with your henchman acquaintances, you passed by Major Doctor Ghastly's lab and peeked behind the entrance of the laboratory to see what she was up to.

The Major Doctor seemed to be working on an evil invention of some sort that had lots of knobs and buttons. This gave you the perfect opportunity to pull out from behind your back the bouquet of roses you had bought for her.

"I-I hope she's a fan of roses," you gulped, nervous.

You slowly and quietly make your way to the doctor, nervousness in every little step you took.

Finally arriving behind her you took a deep breath and tapped on her shoulder. Alarmed and surprised by the sudden tap to the shoulder, Ghastly quickly turned around.

Once she saw that it was just you, a simple henchman, she sighed in relief.

"Oh, ha, ha, it's just you. For a second there I thought you were someone else."

You slowly raised up the hand that was holding the bouquet to her and looked down shyly, blushing a bit.

"F-For you, M-Ms. Major Doctor. My apologies if you don't like roses," you shuttered, your face now imitating a tomato due to how red it was.

Ghastly was at a lost for words. She never had someone, let alone a soldier, deliver her flowers like this. Now, the scientist already had feelings for the power hungry maniac Hector Con Carne who she referred to as "Chief", but she took the bouquet from your hands and smiled, seeing this as simply an act of kindness rather than you trying to confess your feelings to her.

She began admiring the roses.

"Oh my, these are absolutely divine, soldier!" she beamed before taking a sniff. "Not to mention, they smell great too!"

"A-Actually, it's (Y/N). My name is (Y/N), and you're welcome," you say, glad to know that that the Doctor is pleased by your little gift.

"Thank you, (Y/N)! I'll make sure to put these in a flower vase and water them after I'm done working on my latest invention." After thanking you, she smiles and goes back to admiring the roses. You, your face still red, back away awkwardly, shooting finger guns.

"Hey! Anytime, sweet stuff!" You say before turning to exit the lab.

Once fully out of the lab and out of the sight of Ghastly, you facepalm for how stupid you sounded and acted at the very end of all that.

'Ugh, I'm so stupid! Did I seriously just call The Major Doctor "sweet stuff"?'

The memory of Ghastly smiling and thanking you popped into your head, making you go a little easy on yourself.

"Oh well," you sighed happily, "At least she liked the roses."

#(I CAN'T WAIT TO LINK THIS VERSION TO A03!!!) #evil con carne #major doctor ghastly #archive of our own #ao3 #a03 #ao3 link #a03 link #ao3 fanfic #a03 fanfic #ao3 writer #a03 writer #x reader #fanfic #fanfics #fanfiction #fanfictions #cartoon network #writing #my writing

[we-dont-talk-about-potato-nonono]

All I could think of was major dr. Ghastly so, here u go!

dude I remember this show and yeah sure I really like Ghastly! she’s hilarious

she’s probably giggling over Hector’s dumb joke

#ngl her goggles was the hardest part to draw lol #major doctor ghastly #evil con carne #cartoon network #fanart #my art #art by me #ibispaintx #✏️ request ✏️ #ask

[dizzydizney]

💩🎩💀

💩 King Beast: If you could make any one thing happen in canon without consequence, what would it be?

Idk add some nuance?? I know it's a DCOM but still

🎩 Dr. Facilier: Let’s pretend there’s college on the Isle. Which ghastly field would you be majoring in?

I'd be an evil college drop out

💀 Hades: Which three Descendants songs are you singing to survive your dank cave imprisonment?

What's My Name, Chillin Like A Villain, Evil Like Me

#descendants #disney descendants #descendants emoji ask #qna #dizzy speaks #anonymous

[beardedmrbean]

A dangerous new drug has gripped Philadelphia and made its way west to San Francisco and Los Angeles.

Xylazine has been used to cut fentanyl to lower dealer costs, and extend the effects of the drug.

"It's too late for Philly," an outreach worker told The New York Times.

A disturbing new drug called xylazine — commonly referred to as "tranq" — has taken a foothold in major American cities like Philadelphia and Los Angeles, and has ghastly effects which can include the literal rotting of its user's skin, according to Sky News and LA Times.

Xylazine is a sedative, muscle relaxant, and analgesic. Veterinarians have used the drug for pharmaceutical purposes in large animals like horses and cattle.

Xylazine is approved by the US Food and Drug Administration for veterinary use only, but is not considered a federally controlled substance, per the FDA. It has also not been approved for human use, thus existing in a legal grey area.

As early as 2012 it became a cutting agent for heroin and, in the years since, has been found in fentanyl and cocaine.

Sky News reported this week that fentanyl cut with xylazine can extend the effects of the drug.

Users experience a euphoric, semi-conscious state when used; however, if injected, raw wounds can erupt on a user's skin that become crusty over time and, if left untreated, lead to amputation in the worst cases, per a Sky investigation.

Overdose deaths have been reported

Philadelphia is regarded as a ground zero for the drug, and though cases are small it has found its way west, with the LA Times saying this week that xylazine has made its way to California's drug trade.

Overdose deaths have been reported in San Franciso and Los Angeles, the outlet reported.

"The main concern is we're already amid the worst overdose crisis in history, nationally and locally," Dr. Gary Tsai, the director of substance abuse prevention and control for the LA County Department of Public Health, told The Times.

"This would increase deaths from overdoses."

'It's too late for Philly,' according to an outreach worker

"Incidences of xylazine are concerning because it is not an opioid," Dr. Ponni Arunkumar, the chief medical examiner at Cook County in Philadelphia, told ABC 7 Chicago earlier this month.

"It does not get affected by naloxone, which is used to reverse [a] fentanyl" overdose, Dr. Arunkumar said.

Indeed, the FDA said in August 2022, that "naloxone may not be able to reverse" the effects of xylazine.

Xylazine has also been called "tranq," "tranq dope," or "zombie drug," according to the New York Times.

Though it's not considered common, an outreach worker called Shawn Westfahl told The New York Times: "It's too late for Philly."

A study conducted in June 2022 showed that xylazine was detected in the drug supply in 36 states.

#nunyas news #yikes

[atomictiki]

Wanted make sure you heard about Maxwell Atoms auctioning off original Major Dr. Ghastly development art over on e-bay this week. He's got a post about it on his tumblr. Just a heads up from someone from an old forum.

I was very excited to hear this Anon but then when I looked at the listings none of them ship to Canada and it's too late to change the shipping info on them by now.

Alas it was not meant to be

#evil con carne #major doctor ghastly #atomictiki #myart