The paper skeleton that is actually essential text in some college courses–well, at least one

Re my post the other day on putting together this paper skeleton for H.o.p., an exercise in frustration, and then finding that the same book, “Cut and Make a Human Skeleton” is an essential textbook for Anatomy and Physiology I at Ol Miss in the class of a Dr. Denis Goulet and being floored by the fact. Here is that skeleton. Which, admittedly, I left all the strings hanging on to increase its “Aren’t I terrible?” look.

But even if the threads were clipped, wouldn’t you look at this and be kind of confounded that it’s an essential textbook in someone’s Anatomy and Physiology I class? And this is it’s *good* angle. If this skeleton was a celebrity and saw a camera sneaking up on it, it would, yell, “This side, my good side!” and position itself just like this.