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Ghoulish Delight 03-21-2008 11:00 AM

Man, it must be pretty uncomfortable to have to kneel on the toilet seat to take a crap.

Chernabog 03-21-2008 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 198564)
For the most part I agree. However, if a person is unable to make rational decisions for themselves and their life and/or health are in jeopardy, then the person does have a moral (if not legal) obligation to intervene.

Moral, not legal. Generally speaking, there is no legal requirement to help another person in jeopardy. (or in wheel of fortune, for that matter)

Motorboat Cruiser 03-21-2008 11:51 AM

Yes, where is our resident sphincter specialist when we need him for informed commentary?

Gemini Cricket 03-21-2008 12:00 PM

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Abigail was injured when she sat on a pool drain, and its powerful suction ripped out part of her intestinal tract on June 29. She underwent transplant surgery in December at the Nebraska hospital to receive a new small bowel, liver and pancreas.
Source

WTF?!

Chernabog 03-21-2008 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Motorboat Cruiser (Post 200253)
Yes, where is our resident sphincter specialist when we need him for informed commentary?

Who dat?

Kevy Baby 03-21-2008 12:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Motorboat Cruiser (Post 200253)
Yes, where is our resident sphincter specialist when we need him for informed commentary?

He's having knee surgery

Gemini Cricket 03-21-2008 12:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 200263)
He's having knee surgery

Goodness, the man's falling apart. We need a replacement neo-con in these parts to taunt.
:D

Kevy Baby 03-24-2008 01:15 PM

Horse thwarts Hawaii hospital's visitation rules

Animal rides elevator to drop in on patient before security stops it
Quote:

LIHUE, Hawaii - A man hoping to cheer up an ailing relative at Wilcox Memorial Hospital hadn't considered one of the visitation rules: No horses allowed.

The man thought the patient would enjoy seeing his stallion, said Lani Yukimura, a spokeswoman at the hospital. He and the horse entered the hospital earlier this month and rode an elevator up to the third floor, where they were met and stopped by security personnel.
Wait a minute: you aren't allowed to take a horse into a people hospital?

The whole story

Alex 03-24-2008 01:37 PM

I like how the headlines misleadingly imply that the horse did this on its own.


HOw about this story. That's actually not the first I've heard of that happening through Craigslist.

Capt Jack 03-24-2008 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kevy Baby (Post 200609)
Horse thwarts Hawaii hospital's visitation rules

Animal rides elevator to drop in on patient before security stops it
Wait a minute: you aren't allowed to take a horse into a people hospital?

The whole story


thats not even the best part.

check the last line of the story...I literally LOL'd

:snap:


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