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albitz

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New Arms
« on: 09 October 2008, 05:30:22 »
just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #1 on: 09 October 2008, 07:20:51 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #2 on: 09 October 2008, 08:33:14 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D

I wonder if it would feel like someone else is doing it ::) ::) ::)
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #3 on: 09 October 2008, 09:13:21 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D

I wonder if it would feel like someone else is doing it ::) ::) ::)

might turn him on a bit  ;D ;D ;D
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« Reply #4 on: 09 October 2008, 09:39:27 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D

I wonder if it would feel like someone else is doing it ::) ::) ::)

might turn him on a bit  ;D ;D ;D
Maybe the new arms used to belong to a woman...that should do the trick especially if the finger nails are painted in a nice red varnish. :D :D ;D :y
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D

I wonder if it would feel like someone else is doing it ::) ::) ::)

might turn him on a bit  ;D ;D ;D
Maybe the new arms used to belong to a woman...that should do the trick especially if the finger nails are painted in a nice red varnish. :D :D ;D :y

wonder if they got the colour match right.  ;D ;D
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STMO123

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Re: New Arms
« Reply #6 on: 09 October 2008, 10:22:02 »
You boys....... :o  ;D
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #7 on: 09 October 2008, 16:39:31 »
......but:
If the arm transplant doesn`t "take" he wont have a leg to stand on! ;D
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #8 on: 09 October 2008, 17:05:32 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y
I rather hope so!! :o :o :o :)
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« Reply #9 on: 09 October 2008, 17:15:23 »
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just been watching an item on bbc news about a guy in Germany who lost both arms in an accident 7 years ago.
doctors have just transplanted both arms from someone else (who had died presumably) onto the guys stumps _ amazing.
when asked what he was most looking forward to the bloke said, "the chance to ride my motorbike again". like the attitude.  :y



.........and pulling the end off it......... ;D ;D

I wonder if it would feel like someone else is doing it ::) ::) ::)
just lie on your arm till it goes numb then it would feel like that anyway (so i am told) erm  read it in a book )

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Re: New Arms
« Reply #10 on: 09 October 2008, 18:24:29 »
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......but:
If the arm transplant doesn`t "take" he wont have a leg to stand on! ;D


this is all 'armless fun isn't it...
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #11 on: 10 October 2008, 00:30:46 »
Bloke with no arms and one leg standing at the side of the road holding a sign between his teeth asking for a lift.
A bloke pulls up alongside and says "you look armless, hop in"


putting my coat on.  :-[  ;D
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Re: New Arms
« Reply #12 on: 10 October 2008, 00:33:24 »
   I hope the other fella didn't pick his nose or a**e :o :D
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« Reply #13 on: 10 October 2008, 08:12:41 »
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  I hope the other fella didn't pick his nose or a**e :o :D

....or had committed a murder leaving his finger prints every where before being run down whilst making his escape!
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