It was a complete failure - I'm sorry said the Doctor.

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  • longbow

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    In another state a young man was run over by a vehicle and dragged. He lost all his man hood in the accident. Attempts have been ongoing to regrow a replacement at great expense and get ready for cosmetic surgery to make him whole again.

    They took the bandages off and to say the least it was a failure.

    The claim reserves went up significantly since the procedure failed.
     

    Woobie

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    I'm trying to imagine the immense pain of having my junk ground off by asphalt while being pinned under a moving vehicle. My agitation just can't get there.
     

    findingZzero

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    It's Fri. Let's just think happy thoughts.....

    ""Yeah. I don't get the point of some of LB's recent threads either. I think the point of this one's been ground down.""

    I get the humor CIB, but it's like a white guy using the "N" word. Walk a mile in my junk first. Hmmm, PM me...
     

    MandyGal

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    Ok - this is the not the right thread for a woman haha. Firm or "not so firm" handshakes. Lovely. ;) Sounds like the guy needs a good medical malpractice lawyer to make up him going through surgery to still have a hot mess down there. Although I don't know how they'd add that in to their practice areas - "birth injuries, prescription drug errors, nursing home negligence, and surgical errors resulting in mangled parts." Poor guy!
     

    MandyGal

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    Ok - this is the not the right thread for a woman haha. Firm or "not so firm" handshakes. Lovely. ;) Sounds like the guy needs a good medical malpractice lawyer to make up him going through surgery to still have a hot mess down there. Although I don't know how they'd add that in to their practice areas - "birth injuries, prescription drug errors, nursing home negligence, and surgical errors resulting in mangled parts." Poor guy!

    Correction: Guess it should read "resulted in no less mangled parts"
     
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    Know a guy in Bloomington who accidentally shot off one of his 'nads. Did you know everything still works with only one? They had another kid after that.

    So if the doctor gave him a reduction in the surgery... would that sort of be...


    ...like...



    Two dollars off ground round!!
     
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