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I once saw a frog with 18 legs...
I didn't find that shocking, I thought it was sorta cool.
I certainly wouldn't mind having a third arm.
I certainly wouldn't mind having a third arm.
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He could grow up to be a hell of a guitarist. Or an outfielder.
He's got the potential to be a world class juggler.
That kid could grow up to be a hell of a boxer.
I voted for the other guy.
A Motie Warrior! We're doomed!
I wonder if the arm works - what it's anchored to - his ribs? Gosh, if they left him alone, that kid could farm like hell....
I wonder if the arm works - what it's anchored to - his ribs? Gosh, if they left him alone, that kid could farm like hell....
AngryUndead wrote:
Isn't that one of the rules of the internet?
Rules wrote:
There is **** of it, no Exceptions.
I believe that would be Rule #34.
Doctors say they want to remove his third arm. Why? Maybe this is evolution?
Or his mom lived to close to the local nuclear power plant
Or his mom lived to close to the local nuclear power plant
update on the baby:
linky
SHANGHAI, China (AP) -- Doctors on Tuesday successfully removed an unusually well-formed third arm from a two-month-old Chinese boy.
Neither of the boy's two left arms is fully functional, but doctors decided to remove the one growing closer to his chest after tests showed it was less developed, said Dr. Chen Bochang, head of the orthopedics department at Shanghai Children's Medical Center.
"The surgery was quite successful," Chen said following the three-hour operation.
"Now we're just waiting for the patient to wake up.
The boy, identified only as "Jie-jie," would require long-term physical therapy to build strength in the hand on his remaining arm, Chen said.
The boy also was born with just one kidney and may have problems that could lead to curvature of the spine, local media reports said.
Jie-jie cried when either of his left arms was touched, but smiled and responded normally to other stimuli, the reports said.
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SHANGHAI, China (AP) -- Doctors on Tuesday successfully removed an unusually well-formed third arm from a two-month-old Chinese boy.
Neither of the boy's two left arms is fully functional, but doctors decided to remove the one growing closer to his chest after tests showed it was less developed, said Dr. Chen Bochang, head of the orthopedics department at Shanghai Children's Medical Center.
"The surgery was quite successful," Chen said following the three-hour operation.
"Now we're just waiting for the patient to wake up.
The boy, identified only as "Jie-jie," would require long-term physical therapy to build strength in the hand on his remaining arm, Chen said.
The boy also was born with just one kidney and may have problems that could lead to curvature of the spine, local media reports said.
Jie-jie cried when either of his left arms was touched, but smiled and responded normally to other stimuli, the reports said.
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