That's really weird. I'm having trouble understanding what he's trying to get across. This really starts to cross the line between art and obscurity.

I've seen the picture where they are pouring milk over the girl's head all over the internet. Nice to know where it's from, though I still don't understand it any better.

He is such a contrast to everything that is in the image, the puppet stands right out. He's so odd and ugly, and yet he is accepted by those in the images... well except for those old ladies eating parts of him, and that one lady that's smacking the carpet with his arm... Anyway. he's functioning in everyday situations regardless of how freakish his presence seems.

It's like he feels like an outcast, but no one seems to notice it but him. Him and old ladies who eat outcasts.

I don't know about you, but I don't wrestle with a bunch people half-naked and pour milk on them on a daily basis. :)

Totally...like, I so stopped doing that last week!

I think he's meant to represent human emotions. In many of these, he is clearly representing the lust of someone else.

It seems like he is representing the emotions of whomever he is interacting with in a scene (or in some cases, previously interacted with, such as in the bathroom one).