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The post that was quoted here has been removedWas this in the national inquirer or something??? I mean you gotta be #ucking joking! I passed A&P I and II both with A's @ Duke U on top of over 100 autopsies under my belt I'd have to say that even a live colon would not withstand a freakin pool cue shoved up there with the occupant of the cue remaining alive. The colon is littered with lymph and happens to be closely located to the illiac and femoral arteries. To produce enough pressure to BREAK a freaking cue off in someones anus would have severed one; Or caused a remarkable infection from the amount of @#%ing laquer used in producing cues would have killed the man in a day. I know of people that have had failed colonoscopies that remained in the hospital for 4 months + for a simple puncture hole from a scope ( which is a small sterilized medical instrument the size of a pencil) to heal when medical attention had been rendered immediately and death even then was 50/50. Yeah, fecal matter would toxify your blood and cause liver failure and random infections after oh say 5 years + with use of stool softeners and a diet of chicken noodle soup this story really has overstretched it for even the simplest of the far reaching humouristic personality. It SOUNDS funny but I'd say physically impossible.
Originally posted by winslowIf it bothers you THAT much then I'm sure there are countless people here that would love to shove one up your ass to help you test the theory.
Was this in the national inquirer or something??? I mean you gotta be #ucking joking! I passed A&P I and II both with A's @ Duke U on top of over 100 autopsies under my belt I'd have to say that even a live colon would not withstand a freakin pool cue shoved up there with the occupant of the cue remaining alive. The colon is littered with lymph and happens ...[text shortened]... the far reaching humouristic personality. It SOUNDS funny but I'd say physically impossible.
