X-Ray of the Day

[Mik]

Ok, so we are talking mental illness.

[jon-nyc]

@Mik

Foodies can be so judgemental.

[Catseye3]

On the battery story:

You got to admire the report writer's thoroughness, identifying "cylindrical batteries" -- as opposed to, y'know, 9V's.

3 weeks . . . was there not a concern that the batteries would leak and cause awful damage to the intestines?

[Ivorythumper]

@Mik said in X-Ray of the Day:

Ok, so we are talking mental illness.

I think more precisely, the patient was bi-polar.

[Catseye3]

@Ivorythumper said in X-Ray of the Day:

I think more precisely, the patient was bi-polar.

Oh, that is just revolting.

[George K]

Eating batteries probably has its plusses and minuses.

[Mik]

@Ivorythumper said in X-Ray of the Day:

@Mik said in X-Ray of the Day:

Ok, so we are talking mental illness.

I think more precisely, the patient was bi-polar.

Terminal.

[Klaus]

She sounds like a solidly grounded person.

[Rainman]

I hope they didn't overcharge her!

(this is too easy)

[George K]

@Catseye3 said in X-Ray of the Day:

@Ivorythumper said in X-Ray of the Day:

I think more precisely, the patient was bi-polar.

Oh, that is just revolting.

No.

That would happen after they discharge her and she does it again.

[George K]

I wonder if she was pole-ish?

Or, perhaps, bi-polar?

If the surgery failed, it would have been AA tragedy.