how about a meme generator thread...

SEndorf · Oct 31, 2018

SEndorf · Oct 31, 2018

SteveH aka shetc · Oct 31, 2018

day_trippr · Oct 31, 2018

According to [Scrubs], the most common explanation is "I fell on it"

doug293cz · Oct 31, 2018

shetc said:
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I'd be a little worried about why some soft tissue has x-ray density approaching that of bone, and about those dark spots???

Brew on :mug:

Pkrd · Oct 31, 2018

doug293cz said:
I'd be a little worried about why some soft tissue has x-ray density approaching that of bone, and about those dark spots???

Brew on

I don’t think that’s a valid method for measuring body density either.

doug293cz · Oct 31, 2018

Pkrd said:
I don’t think that’s a valid method for measuring body density either.

Soft tissue is primarily composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen. Bones have a lot calcium in them. Calcium has higher X-ray absorption than C, H or O. Calcium and calcium compounds (specifically bone) also (usually) have higher densities than do most organics (which usually have specific gravities close to 1.) There is no bone in a boner.

Brew on :mug:

SteveH aka shetc · Oct 31, 2018

Actually, it's a catheter stuck in a dick

RPh_Guy · Oct 31, 2018

And now back to our scheduled program...

S-Met · Oct 31, 2018

shetc said:
Actually, it's a catheter stuck in a dick

I feel funny "liking" this statement.

day_trippr said:
According to [Scrubs], the most common explanation is "I fell on it"

According to my experiences, "I fell on it" or "I slipped in the shower" are common explanations.

Neither answer explains why there was a condom on their shampoo bottle. And why? Why would you put a condom on your shampoo bottle? Its meant to get wet!

doug293cz said:
I'd be a little worried about why some soft tissue has x-ray density approaching that of bone, and about those dark spots???

Dark spots? There is air in the bladder just below the "A" and also some air in the urethra. Otherwise, bony structures look good. I can't tell for sure, my guess between 17 and 25. Possible congenital abnormality as the pelvic structure look small as compared to their growth plates, but can't tell from such a low-res single view film.

All that explanation, just so I could slip the word "genital" into the thread.