07 March 2006
The Screw
I thought that you all might like to see the screw that was previously inside me. You cannot tell from this particular angle but it is a stainless steel self tapping screw.
From this angle you can see that the screw is a hex drive. I can just imagine the surgeon in the OR with a cordless Bosch drill and a rack of hardware to choose from.
I'm still amazed that this thing was inside me. ¶ 10:04
I thought that you all might like to see the screw that was previously inside me. You cannot tell from this particular angle but it is a stainless steel self tapping screw.
From this angle you can see that the screw is a hex drive. I can just imagine the surgeon in the OR with a cordless Bosch drill and a rack of hardware to choose from.I'm still amazed that this thing was inside me. ¶ 10:04
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That is longer than I imagined. Makes it totally understandable that it would be bothering you to walk on it. Miss you!
I'm sure the surgeon's have some fancy-schmancy allegedly special medical drill with a super-sterile disposable hex-bit that costs thousands and thousands of dollars. Those medical device companies have such a great scam going (cough)Stryker(cough).
It is cool to see, but I'm glad they got that out of you. You don't want to take a humanity hit for such a non-functional cybermod.
It is cool to see, but I'm glad they got that out of you. You don't want to take a humanity hit for such a non-functional cybermod.
True. I am going to hold out for a better cybermod. Maybe those telephoto eyes that I've always wanted.
We miss you guys too.
We miss you guys too.
Try autoclaving at Bosch drill at 500 degrees some time... ;)
Wicked looking screw though. Do you konw who made it?
Wicked looking screw though. Do you konw who made it?
Autoclaving? Is that how you chase the bad humors off the drill between patients? That's a good point.
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