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Dragon Forge Design
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Ummm Im thinking spoof...
Torn blue sky
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Yeah there are! like...
WHAT THE F**K?!!?!
WHAT THE F**K?!!?!
demonherald
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I concur mon amie........
Thunderhawker
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Aye - A little further research puts this (literally) in the museum of hoaxes.
Well thank God for that. Though to be honest with the world we live in, it wouldn\'t surprise me in the least if someone had done it before or since.
Well thank God for that. Though to be honest with the world we live in, it wouldn\'t surprise me in the least if someone had done it before or since.
mrrocknroll
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Just a bloke with 3 arms.
In all serialness I don\'t believe that\'s real, things like that are easy done, look at the BBC version of Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy, Zaphod Beeblebrox, he had 3 arms and 2 heads. If they had shown picture of the twin who gave up his right arm, without a right arm instead of that sideways picture, may be I\'d be more inclined to accept its real.
Infidel Castro
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I thought the link was a Big Mean Elf site at first, for quite obvious reasons 
wiccanpony
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In a way I’m kind of sad that this is a spoof..... if it were real think of all the good it could do for our injured soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan
Amazon warrior
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Possibly. But these guys are identical twins. With anyone else, you can do a swap with a suitable donor, but the recipient still has to be tanked up on silly amounts of anti-rejection/immunosuppressant drugs because there\'ll still be a degree of immune response to the \"foreign\" tissue (my dad had a lung transplant- same thing). But I believe the doctors are working on limb transplants. A couple of years ago I remember a story about a French chap who had a hand transplant. I seem to recall it didn\'t work out perfectly in the end, tho. The guy blamed the docs and the docs blamed the guy.
As with any transplant, the trick isn\'t doing the surgery, it\'s finding a suitable, compatible donor whose family is willing to let a bit of their dearly departed wander around in a total stranger.
As with any transplant, the trick isn\'t doing the surgery, it\'s finding a suitable, compatible donor whose family is willing to let a bit of their dearly departed wander around in a total stranger.
ipaintminis
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Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by reverend
I thought the link was a Big Mean Elf site at first, for quite obvious reasons
Big Mean Elf site?
crazy crazy crazy man that got kicked off the fourm years ago...
before you time
and the verrrrry beginning of mine.
lizcam
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Originally posted by ipaintminis
Originally posted by lizcam
Originally posted by reverend
I thought the link was a Big Mean Elf site at first, for quite obvious reasons
Big Mean Elf site?
crazy crazy crazy man that got kicked off the fourm years ago...
before you time
and the verrrrry beginning of mine.
So in other words better if I don\'t know then? Better I don\'t open any cans of worms I guess. Thanks!
freakinacage
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Originally posted by reverend
I thought the link was a Big Mean Elf site at first, for quite obvious reasons
yeah ditto!
