【eroticism our wounds】

One Redditor celebrated his birthday this week with a fun party. In attendance: himself.

This is eroticism our woundsless depressing than it sounds. In fact, if you enjoy a time-consuming Photoshop project, it's pretty cool. @The_Argentine_Pace, whose real name is Braely Pace, assembled an image featuring 16 versions of himself, all engaged in different activities and wearing different outfits.

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Like, forget all the Photoshop stuff for a second. (Well, technically, he used PhotoDirector and Microsoft Paint.) Think about how long it took to change into and photograph all those outfits.

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As an added bonus for those who are not celebrating birthdays, the photo doubles as the perfect "tag yourself" situation. So, friends, tag yourselves. Are you Sandwich Man? Dr. Pepper Man? Man with Dog?

I am the man behind the couch.

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Should you be interested, there's also quite a lively series of House Huntersjokes happening in the comments section. The gift that keeps on giving!

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