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Only the Orthopod appears to have screwed through the Fibula into the Tibia at the distal articulation!
Makes it a bit difficult to internally and externally rotate the ankle and foot.
Still should be fine once they're out.
Makes it a bit difficult to internally and externally rotate the ankle and foot.
Still should be fine once they're out.
Trust me when I say I much prefer this x-ray to the one I had when I arrived in casualty on Halloween. I keep getting told what a strange fracture it is/was but personally I don't see the attraction. Last 5 weeks have not been fun but the end is in sight. Pins out within the next 2-3 weeks then the joy of physio begins (tore the ligaments of that ankle in March so at least I know what to expect)
I love this picture as all the bones are whole and in the right place
Much love of the shot of CRIS/PACs there
not Cornwall PCT was it?
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Shrewsbury and Telford Trust actually. Jump (not any more though
) at an airfield near Whitchurch in Shropshire.
Hit the deck hard, tried to get up, fell over, looked down and my foot was still flat on the floor even though I was near enough in the foetal position
certainly a vision which will remain for a long time to come.
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Shrewsbury and Telford Trust actually. Jump (not any more though
) at an airfield near Whitchurch in Shropshire.Hit the deck hard, tried to get up, fell over, looked down and my foot was still flat on the floor even though I was near enough in the foetal position
certainly a vision which will remain for a long time to come.tinypic
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Much love of the shot of CRIS/PACs there
not Cornwall PCT was it?
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Won't make a difference, mods have abandoned the thread
. It takes hours for things like this to be picked up on, if at all. Poor show, dons.
Bwahahaha... However quoting that items are assayed by 'seasoned geologists' somewhat erodes their professionalism as a mineralogist would be more qualified.
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I really like that - great how several kids stopped to listen, only to be forced away by their mothers. I enjoy taking the time to listen to buskers, but most of them are pretty crap. It says a lot about beauty, though.
So does this.
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Bell's instrument is a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin
No wonder he is busking, bet he wants a new one by now
I wouldnt have stopped that long, sounds a bit like bag pipes sorry
No wonder he is busking, bet he wants a new one by now
I wouldnt have stopped that long, sounds a bit like bag pipes sorry
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Very interesting. I decided to dig out the original article if anyone's interested. It's a pretty good read.
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/04/04/AR2007040401721.html
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