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'''Steve's Atlas of Human Anatomy''' is a really crappy anatomy book by some random guy named Steve. Who is Steve? Nobody. He's just a regular Joe named Steve, not Joe. He's not even a surgeon or doctor. The textbook is in fact all [http://gomerblog.com/2016/02/be-like-bill-medical/ stick figures]. And it's only 20 pages long. Come on, Steve! Did you really think you were going to outdo [[Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy|Netter]]? | '''Steve's Atlas of Human Anatomy''' is a really crappy anatomy book by some random guy named Steve. Who is Steve? Nobody. He's just a regular Joe named Steve, not Joe. He's not even a surgeon or doctor. The textbook is in fact all [http://gomerblog.com/2016/02/be-like-bill-medical/ stick figures]. And it's only 20 pages long. Come on, Steve! Did you really think you were going to outdo [[Netter's Atlas of Human Anatomy|Netter]]? | ||
Revision as of 05:44, 21 February 2017
Steve's Atlas of Human Anatomy is a really crappy anatomy book by some random guy named Steve. Who is Steve? Nobody. He's just a regular Joe named Steve, not Joe. He's not even a surgeon or doctor. The textbook is in fact all stick figures. And it's only 20 pages long. Come on, Steve! Did you really think you were going to outdo Netter?
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