Any kinos for this feeling?

My diary desu

Yes. I think he had cerebral palsy.

Into the reactor you go, comrade.
That is not Ouchi you fucking brainlet, that is a burn victim from an automobile accident.

Then who

>dude who died an excruciating death
>named Ouchie
Bravo Nolan

Good film

that film from that metallica clip

Anything made since 2015

Where in my post do I say this picture is Ouchi? I was replying to your fucking post about the story in general, is it any less horrific just because this isn't actually a picture of him? Off yourself.

????

Im sure he had much worse than that. He looked nearly like OP, exposed muscle, blood, and his arms looked like they were wrapped in plastic. He looked like an animal or something.

Listen here you smoothbrain fuck, i dont know who you think you are but you need to calm the fuck down before i backtrace your shit and teach you some fucking manners IRL with my fists.

Ive been studying korean tiw kwan dough since i was a mere child and got a masters degree certificate in ethical hacking from one of the top 10 online schools in north america, so calm the fuck down

I've never seen this image beyond the size of a thumbnail, don't plan too ether. How fucked is his face?

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My reading comprehension has fallen after spending so much time in Chernobyl threads with retard tier slavboos.
>off yourself
You first, cuck.

The Hellsraiser series is based on this guy, Mr Ouchi.

Source and story behind op?

What evidence do you people have that this is *not* Ouchi?

Also, read the book

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It’s part of GRS that Jazz had to go through

In a /k/ thread about nuclear weapons/energy a year or two back some user posted the source of that picture and it turned out it was just some guy who got in a horrific car accident and was covered in 3rd degree burns.
Never saved the post though so cant help you fren.

Ouchi story was far more brutal. Saw a glowing pretty light and decided to steal a glowing pretty light thingy. Flesh and muscle turned to paste, kept alive for two months. Was aware for most of it.

youtube.com/watch?v=uUfBVLAY_pU

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokaimura_nuclear_accident

Could still look it up on the archive if you remember how some posts were worded.

What's the purpose of trying to keep someone in this condition alive?

Silkwood

Also, Meryl Streep is a white trash babe in it:

youtube.com/watch?v=899mYLZ9iHk

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Nightmare on Elm Street

Because it had never happened before and Japanese doctors wanted to see how long they could make someone live with critical radiation sickness. Book goes into good detail.

Johnny got his gun

As I recall they changed his gauze in parts but never had him wholly uncovered. No limbs were amputated either.

DARKNESS
IMPRISONING ME

...

>ohhhh that spicy tuna rorr was no good

Crispy af

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>Because it had never happened before and Japanese doctors wanted to see how long they could make someone live with critical radiation sickness. Book goes into good detail.

I'd like some evidence this is actually true (a dubious pdf book doesn't count) Link me to a book or article by an expert in medical ethics if you can.

1) Did he lucidly express a wish to die? How could he when he was presumably doped up?

2) Did his family wish for him to be kept alive (in the belief he could be saved), did they overrule any non-lucid please he made

3) What (apart from the dubious book) makes you think doctors kept alive in the spirit of scientific inquiry as opposed to a genuine belief he could be saved?

Sounds like the book is pandering to racist stereotypes of sadistic Japs.

Yes
No
They wanted to see what would happen to someone with that much radiation damage and keep them alive as long as possible.

>Sounds like the book is pandering to racist stereotypes of sadistic Japs.
Go back.

Where's the evidence? Surely such a horrifying breach of medical ethics would have many article and books written about it by experts - there isn't even a wikipedia article about it (there's one about the incident, not Ouchi's case)

By articles I mean articles in medical journals and national newspapers, not blog posts and dubious websites, and by books I mean from respectable publishers not the independently published pdf you seem to be taking as gospel.

That sketch from Mr. Show about the little kid who fell in a vat of acid.

This was already proven to be untrue

autism

Your pic is retarded, why would the cut off his leg if his whole body is decomposing because of the radiation what is the fucking point of cutting of a leg, to save what ?

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Not the guy you're responding to, but as far as I know no in depth report free of suspicious sources in English has come out save the book by NHK staff and Wikipedia. The NHK book does not delve much into the ethical dilemma legally whatsoever but it makes it clear that for the nursing staff, family of Ouchi and a few of the medical experts who were involved that the purpose for keeping him alive was not clearly about survival a few weeks. It was understood everything they were doing was experimental and unlikely to work.

>source code
>johnny got his gun
youre welcome

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>man who cooked himself with radiation's name was ouchi
lol poetry in motion

Anyone else think modern medicine in immoral? This unfortunate soul should not be kept alive, and neither should all the boomers who can't even walk or remember their name in nursing homes

I guess you could say ouchi had a big ouchy

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That’s totally ouchi. Looks ouchi as hell.

Nah you're remembering it wrong. He's skinny as all hell and looks deformed, but it looks more like birth defects than injuries.

Ouchie. But it reminds me of Silent Hill, that scene with pyramid head where he tears the skin off a chick in one motion.