HuffPost Comedy's ManBabies Photoshop Contest!

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Maybe you're familiar with the ManBabies craze sweeping the internets -- the concept: babies' heads and their dads' heads are seamlessly switched using photoshop with weird and arresting results. Click here to find the 11 greatest ManBabies created, so far. We here at HuffPost Comedy crave our own ManBabies slideshow -- click below to show us what you've got! SLIDESHOW BELOW

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[EvieEve]

11:26 AM on 02/14/2010

. This article should have been titled, creepiest photoshopped pics ever.

[vesaversa1]

10:27 AM on 02/14/2010

These pics have been spliced and edited , they look so fake .

[ElodieStClair]

11:10 AM on 02/14/2010

Wow.

Just... wow.

[jlab]

02:10 AM on 02/14/2010

I always complain how expensive Photoshop is. But if that can keep just a few of these unfunny abominations to be created by lowlives with too much time on their hands, I'll gladly pay for that.

[jlab]

02:40 AM on 02/14/2010

FROM BEING created, dummy! What are you some kind of lowlife yourself? Sheesh.

[poco767c]

11:49 AM on 02/14/2010

use GIMP it's free and nearly as good

[jlab]

12:23 PM on 02/14/2010

Does it run on Mac? Does it come with a little Bruce Willis action figure with a samurai sword? Thanks for the tip, I'll go look for it.

[repugnicansfearme]

12:08 AM on 02/14/2010

They look like Jon Gosselin or Jimmy Kimmel.

[Beth Boyle]

11:51 PM on 02/13/2010

I find this somehow creepie.

[peaceonearth]

09:40 PM on 02/13/2010

Ugh!! w t f

[IMMA WAKE]

08:29 PM on 02/13/2010

Please forgive me for LMAO

[OliverTwist]

07:25 PM on 02/13/2010

I don't like the idea of conflating children with adults. Some ads are doing that these days. Too bad.

[NYJedi]

07:14 PM on 02/13/2010

Eww, this is just too weird.

[jakash]

06:32 PM on 02/13/2010

this has got to be the stupidest waste of bandwidth ever to grace Huff Post...and that's saying something

[Plissken]

01:35 PM on 02/13/2010

Idiotic.

[DivineDNA]

10:44 AM on 02/13/2010

Space would have been better used on how America just got sc*rewed by the Superme Court.

[MadamRoma]

05:39 PM on 02/13/2010

Hear hear.

[CRAVECOFFEE]

10:26 AM on 02/13/2010

This isn't even funny. Nor is it cute. It's called Hutchinson-Gilford progeria.
This syndrome occurs in about 1 in 8 million children. At birth, a child with Hutchinson-Gilford progeria appears normal. The syndrome begins to show around 6-12 months of age, when the baby fails to gain weight and skin changes occur. Over time, the child begins to look like an elderly person. Source: http://rarediseases.about.com/cs/progeriasyndromes/a/060803.htm

This is absolutely shameful and Huffington Post should be ashamed.

[TheKraken]

11:54 AM on 02/13/2010

Making fun of people with a rare and crippling disease would indeed be heartless, however, maybe you should read the article.

[CRAVECOFFEE]

01:39 PM on 02/13/2010

I did read the article. However these children with Hutchinson-Gilford progeria are also referred to as "man babies." I know this is a photoshop "for fun" to see comical results, but there are people out there who have children, who look identical to their parents, but are small children. I have a friend with one of these children and it's heartbreaking.

[robjh1]

10:18 AM on 02/13/2010

Scary!

[glake]

08:33 AM on 02/13/2010

How low-brow. Did HufPo hire someone from the National Enquirer?