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[SixesAlltheway]

Happy anniversary tomorrow Moon Child! Should be plenty to see at the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! Take pictures!

 

[Moon Child]

Thanks Sixes! I will definitely be sure to take a ton of pictures.

 

[LooseCannon]

Yeah, EW. I've seen a car they've charged. They can total a Ford Focus.

 

[Perun]

I can see it now, I'll spend the entire evening sorting paper.

 

[Wästed The Great]

Well, the husband and I's wedding anniversary is tomorrow so we're going to Cleveland, Ohio for 2 days. He wants to take me to see the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Museum and we'll check out other things while we're there.

All the little chicks, with their crimson lips, say 'Cleveland Rocks!'

 

[Crimson Idol]

I prefer the metally one the used in the later seasons when they rotated them.

 

[Ariana]

I can see it now, I'll spend the entire evening sorting paper.

Need help?

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

Need help?

 

[Perun]

That should do the trick, thanks!

 

[Wästed The Great]

I believe it is lunch time. I am thinking I want a slice of pizza.... I wish there was pizza slice drive through

 

[LooseCannon]

Why isn't there!

 

[Moon Child]

You'd think Pizza Hut or Dominos would have something like that by now.

 

[Wästed The Great]

Right?!

yeah, maybe that's my new Million Dollar Idea.

 

[Cornfed Hick]

You'd think Pizza Hut or Dominos would have something like that by now.

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

Ouch. A rather graphic thing is going on on my TV right now. A surgical procedure in which several internal organs (including the liver) are physically removed from the patient's body, then a tumor removed from a large blood vessel in the abdominal cavity, before the organs are put back inside the body. Looks bloody complicated (pun most definitely intended)

Edit: Shit, there was actually tumor tissue in the actual organs as well.

 

[Cornfed Hick]

Ouch. A rather graphic thing is going on on my TV right now. A surgical procedure in which several internal organs (including the liver) are physically removed from the patient's body, then a tumor removed from a large blood vessel in the abdominal cavity, before the organs are put back inside the body. Looks bloody complicated (pun most definitely intended)

Yes, one of my cases involved medical devices, and some of them are fairly amazing and, in a way, gruesome. As one of the more mild examples, guess what this is for (don't cheat by going to the URL):

 

[Moon Child]

Shit, I forgot about those!

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

Yes, one of my cases involved medical devices, and some of them are fairly amazing and, in a way, gruesome. As one of the more mild examples, guess what this is for (don't cheat by going to the URL):

Hmm. I woul guess that at some point, one would tighten those nooses around something. For example, around haemorrhoids, or to isolate a bleed. Or perhaps to cut off blood supply to something that is to be removed, like the tonsils? I go with the latter. Remove tonsils.

 

[Cornfed Hick]

Hmm. I woul guess that at some point, one would tighten those nooses around something. For example, around haemorrhoids, or to isolate a bleed. Or perhaps to cut off blood supply to something that is to be removed, like the tonsils? I go with the latter. Remove tonsils.

Good guess, you have the right idea, but the wrong application. It is inserted into a major artery and the snares are used to grab and remove foreign objects in the artery. This, of course, begs the question: how did a foreign object get into an artery??!!

 

[Dr. Eddies Wingman]

I see. Let's hope I never have to come near one.