Woo for bouncy skellingtons...
My mate who did physiotherapy had to get one for his studies. He saved quite a lot of money by only buying a half one, which I thought was a bit crap. If you're going to buy an actual real live dead skeleton, you may as well get the whole thing.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:03,
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That is utterly
superb. His face!!!.. and the finger popping out from behind the bone! Heh hee! I take my hat off.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:09,
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YAY!
He reminds me of august...
mmmm...august...only 8½ months to go!!
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:10,
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mmmm...august...only 8½ months to go!!
Ahhh haha... love that one...
the benefit of the occasional repost is that others get to see great 'missed' postage
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:23,
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Heh
it made the front page again...
I fear the Monday morning backlash from the anti-repost crew...
*shudder*
Off to bed for me... if I can sleep... ;)
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:42,
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I fear the Monday morning backlash from the anti-repost crew...
*shudder*
Off to bed for me... if I can sleep... ;)
bum - I didn't realise
it'd been there already - as most people hadn't seen it i thought it hadn't been there before!
I'll see if i can un f/p it...
nope, i can't- oops!
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:51,
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I'll see if i can un f/p it...
nope, i can't- oops!
fancy - did he get the top or the bottom half?
How wierd would just the bottom half be?
edit - ohh! b3tan to the question.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:04,
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edit - ohh! b3tan to the question.
Er, either left or right side I think,
rather than top or bottom. Has all the bones in it then, and no duplication...
What really intrigues me is where do they get them from? Do people bequeath them to skeleton supplies companies, or do their families decide that they'd save on burial costs by flogging what's left of their dead relative?
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:08,
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What really intrigues me is where do they get them from? Do people bequeath them to skeleton supplies companies, or do their families decide that they'd save on burial costs by flogging what's left of their dead relative?
i think
it's people who 'donate their bodies to medical research'.
i was sickened when i found out my med student flatmate has to cut up whole real dead bodies. yech.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:09,
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i was sickened when i found out my med student flatmate has to cut up whole real dead bodies. yech.
my brother's doing medicine
he's got to do whole bodies. all a bit gross.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:10,
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surely they only squirt preserving fluid?
the blood would be clotted by then.
I can't believe you can buy east/west - I just assumed Tomsk meant North/South!
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:15,
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I can't believe you can buy east/west - I just assumed Tomsk meant North/South!
they squirt bone juice.
and it stinks, apparently.
i would still vomit.
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:16,
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i would still vomit.
The animals we dissect..
rarely squirt, but its usually the preserving fluid (formalin.. I think), but that f*ckin stinks...
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Sun 8 Dec 2002, 22:22,
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