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Jan 20, 2008, 07:16 PM
#21
 Ed
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by ivan salis
if doctors knew it all they would all live to be 100. -- half the time their guessing.
That's exactly right! That's why they call it "Practicing Medice" because half the time they don't have a clue. Seems like a lot of wasted time spent in school on the doctors part and a lot of big money spent on doctor bills on the patients part for them to just be practicing. LOL!! That just makes everyone big ole lab rats. 
Just kidding. Even though there's a whole lot of quacks out there, I've met some goods ones as well.
Good Luck to ya,
Ed
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Jan 20, 2008 07:16 PM
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Jan 20, 2008, 11:16 PM
#22
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
" there is no way a swallowed pull tab could be causing you troubles after all that time"
not so. a tab could lodge anywhere such as the appendix, or in an area of blockage caused by some anomally in the digestive tract. and besides, the detector sounds off as a pull-tab,so something is there.
take care & hang in there hmmm,
bruizr
I have found silver and i've found gold-
and a few buckets of trash untold.
We think what we seek is in the ground
but where our heart is
there will our treasure be found
If you count blessings of freedom & health
good friends and fond memories
you have true wealth
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Jan 29, 2008, 06:04 PM
#23
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
Not metallic, but my uncle fell asleep with a toothpick in his mouth. He swallowed it and it worked its way into his intestine. It eventually went through the wall of his intestine and into his abdominal cavity. It worked its way down into his leg, where it finally got infected. Long story short, our local surgeon operated on his leg for an unknown infection, and removed a toothpick! My uncle made it into several medical textbooks thanks to that toothpick. Nothing is too outrageous to be real. He is now 80+ years old and still going, even though he is operating on 1/3 of a heart, with an abdominal aneurysm and several other things that should have killed him years ago. Bless his heart! Anything is possible.
littledutch
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Jan 31, 2008, 08:31 AM
#24
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I swallowed my diaphram turkey call a couple of years ago.
Now every time I fart it sounds like a turkey gobbling.
Very embarrassing.
ROCKY
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Jan 31, 2008, 12:33 PM
#25
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by littledutch
Not metallic, but my uncle fell asleep with a toothpick in his mouth. He swallowed it and it worked its way into his intestine. It eventually went through the wall of his intestine and into his abdominal cavity. It worked its way down into his leg, where it finally got infected. Long story short, our local surgeon operated on his leg for an unknown infection, and removed a toothpick! My uncle made it into several medical textbooks thanks to that toothpick. Nothing is too outrageous to be real. He is now 80+ years old and still going, even though he is operating on 1/3 of a heart, with an abdominal aneurysm and several other things that should have killed him years ago. Bless his heart! Anything is possible.
littledutch
I remember watching an episode of "House" a few weeks ago where there was this patient that had internal bleeding and the doc's were stumped, until they found the toothpick that was inside and poking every now and then to cause the bleeding. I know the show was fiction but I thought it was possible, and you have confirmed it.
I think anything that goes in and does not digest or come out has a chance of causing trouble.
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Jan 31, 2008, 10:50 PM
#26
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I swallowed a pen once. I remember the doctor telling mom to make sure it passes or it could get stuck and cause problems. He said to check for bleeding because as it went through it could scratch something. So you never know.
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Jun 15, 2009, 12:04 AM
#27
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by hmmm
for 4 years i have had horrible health problems, internail bleeding was the big one.
I was trying to find a new dr, to try help me find out whats wrong the last one called me nuts and said find a new dr.
i mentioned to my bro "5 years ago, i swallowed a pull tab in a beer and I never had a x ray".
he said , you got a mxt , do it your self. hmmm whearing no metal , i move past the coil and boom, a pull tab rings out on the detector.
. , i found the treasure, the least i can can do, is let the dr dig it out. yess.

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Jun 15, 2009, 12:30 AM
#28
CANE FIELD BANDITS and IRON BRIGADE MEMBER
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by vthepresident
 Originally Posted by hmmm
for 4 years i have had horrible health problems, internail bleeding was the big one.
I was trying to find a new dr, to try help me find out whats wrong the last one called me nuts and said find a new dr.
i mentioned to my bro "5 years ago, i swallowed a pull tab in a beer and I never had a x ray".
he said , you got a mxt , do it your self. hmmm whearing no metal , i move past the coil and boom, a pull tab rings out on the detector.
. , i found the treasure, the least i can can do, is let the dr dig it out. yess.

It's Hmmmmm Greatest hits week!
AWESOME bump!
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Jun 15, 2009, 12:27 PM
#29
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
speaking of colons...a couple of years ago my spousal unit had to have a colonoscopy. As he was in recovery the doc gave me an update, instructions for when hubby is home along with 2 color photos of the SU's colon.
I thought about it and ALMOST made one of the colon shots the front of our X-mas cards that year with the caption, "Deck the bowels"
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Jun 15, 2009, 04:15 PM
#30
CANE FIELD BANDITS and IRON BRIGADE MEMBER
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by vibes
speaking of colons...a couple of years ago my spousal unit had to have a colonoscopy. As he was in recovery the doc gave me an update, instructions for when hubby is home along with 2 color photos of the SU's colon.
I thought about it and ALMOST made one of the colon shots the front of our X-mas cards that year with the caption, "Deck the bowels"
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Four dateless Half Reales
1740, 1799, 1807, and 1811 Half Reales
1840-O Seated Half Dollar with MS details
1847-O Seated Quarter with AU-50 details
1838 Dime, 1840-O Half Dime, and 1853-O Half Dime
1824 Matron Head LC and a dateless Matron Head LC
Regiment of Artillerists button (1811-1813)
1812 era Artillery button
c. 1808 Regt. Artillery Cuff Button
One piece Eagle General Militia button(GI56)
1700s Navy Cuff Button
pre-CW Navy Cuff Button
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.31 cal. Brass Bullet Mold
1873, 186?, and 18?? Shield Nickels
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Jun 15, 2009, 08:18 PM
#31
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I stumbled across a pirate shipwreck while detecting a beach once. I was trying to figure out what section of the ship I had uncovered, so I researched some seventeenth century schematics of similar ships, and it turns out I had found the POOP Deck.
Goodnight everybody!!!
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Jun 19, 2009, 12:47 AM
#32
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by rocky
I swallowed my diaphram turkey call a couple of years ago.
Now every time I fart it sounds like a turkey gobbling.
Very embarrassing.
ROCKY
LOL, Now that's funny right there! HAhaha!
Steve
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Jun 19, 2009, 05:52 PM
#33
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I once swallowed bubble gum and the next day blew bubbles out my rear end. Really.
It's easier to burn down and barn than it is to build one.
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Jun 19, 2009, 07:09 PM
#34
CANE FIELD BANDITS and IRON BRIGADE MEMBER
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I used to be able to fart the alphabet.
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1740, 1799, 1807, and 1811 Half Reales
1840-O Seated Half Dollar with MS details
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1838 Dime, 1840-O Half Dime, and 1853-O Half Dime
1824 Matron Head LC and a dateless Matron Head LC
Regiment of Artillerists button (1811-1813)
1812 era Artillery button
c. 1808 Regt. Artillery Cuff Button
One piece Eagle General Militia button(GI56)
1700s Navy Cuff Button
pre-CW Navy Cuff Button
General Service Eagle Button
.31 cal. Brass Bullet Mold
1873, 186?, and 18?? Shield Nickels
1884 and 1905 V Nickels
1926 Standing Liberty Quarter and a 1908-D Barber Dime
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Jun 19, 2009, 07:44 PM
#35
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by BuckleBoy
I used to be able to fart the alphabet.
if you would have swallowed a sharp" pull tab ",you could have kept alittle higher pitch with a sharp note .
Nova Treasure
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Jun 19, 2009, 08:05 PM
#36
CANE FIELD BANDITS and IRON BRIGADE MEMBER
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
 Originally Posted by nova treasure
 Originally Posted by BuckleBoy
I used to be able to fart the alphabet.
if you would have swallowed a sharp" pull tab ",you could have kept alittle higher pitch with a sharp note  .
Nova Treasure
A piano dropped down a mine shaft plays in the key of "A-flat minor."
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1722 Colonies Francoises French 9 Deniers Copper
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Four dateless Half Reales
1740, 1799, 1807, and 1811 Half Reales
1840-O Seated Half Dollar with MS details
1847-O Seated Quarter with AU-50 details
1838 Dime, 1840-O Half Dime, and 1853-O Half Dime
1824 Matron Head LC and a dateless Matron Head LC
Regiment of Artillerists button (1811-1813)
1812 era Artillery button
c. 1808 Regt. Artillery Cuff Button
One piece Eagle General Militia button(GI56)
1700s Navy Cuff Button
pre-CW Navy Cuff Button
General Service Eagle Button
.31 cal. Brass Bullet Mold
1873, 186?, and 18?? Shield Nickels
1884 and 1905 V Nickels
1926 Standing Liberty Quarter and a 1908-D Barber Dime
Trade Beads, Musketballs, Minieballs, etc.
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Sep 17, 2010, 10:54 PM
#37
Re: 5 year old pull tab, by far, best ever.
I just had to bring this one back up. Classic Hmmmm.........
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