Oh dear God...Quote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Mxy
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Oh dear God...Quote:
Originally Posted by Uncle Mxy
This Cisco commercial that's on all the time during NCAA games...
This guy builds a "new prototype" skateboard and sends it to the skaters to test out. They cut it differently, put different wheels on it and paint it different. Basically it is completely redone.
So WTF is this guy doing designing skateboards anyway?
How anyone ever came up with this...
Appendix removal via vagina.
That' just seems strange.
Historically, the way internal surgery worked was that you cut the shortest way to the injured part. This has the big problem of asking the body to heal from more than just the injured body part, leading to scars and complications. The less you cut, the less that can go wrong.
The field of laparoscopic surgery emerged, where the idea is to pump up the body with gas like a balloon, creating maximum separation and wiggle room between body parts. Then, make small incisions for instruments and cameras and such and worm your way through.
Of course, there's still extraneous cutting. And, kamming tools through small unnatural incisions has its limits. Research has focused on taking advantage of existing openings, like the mouth and the poopshoot. The vagina is yet another opening, one mostly exploited for "woman parts" surgeries and not generally.
Some hysterectomies are done through the Vag too nowadays.
I don't get the Beaumont hospital commecials at all. The ads seem designed to scare people from ever going near a hospital.
"Some"? "Nowadays"?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tahoe
The femalien said she would take the scar any day.Quote:
Originally Posted by geerussell
I have to agree. Nobody is pulling an inflamed appendix through my cock.
For men, it'd be more likely to be the mouth than the private parts.
My dad had complications from an appendectomy. They had to go back in there two more times, once to clean out an infection, and another to get rid of some stitching that dissolved wrong and was causing problems.