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Slater
12-04-21, 19:49
"The Sun was first to report that the unnamed patient told doctors at Gloucestershire Royal Hospital that he "slipped and fell" on the two-inch-wide artillery shell. :D
The media outlet reported that the shell was part of his military memorabilia collection."

https://www.yahoo.com/news/bomb-squad-called-er-patient-100800683.html

Waylander
12-04-21, 19:53
“Slipped and fell”…
Sure. [emoji23]

Rifleman_04
12-04-21, 20:01
Rectum? Damn near killed him!

joedirt199
12-04-21, 20:01
Remember the Seinfeld episode where Kramer tells them to look for the proctologist in a room full of doctors because they have the best stories.

"Million to one shot doc, million to one."

chuckman
12-04-21, 20:13
True story: when I was a paramedic we went to a local university classroom building, a maintenance worker was standing on a chair trying to do something to the lights. The chair was a wooden chair with two vertical wooden posts to hold the back, but the back was broken off. The guy fell backwards onto one of the vertical posts and it went right up his bunghole, work pants and all, about 8 inches. He ended up ok. Man that could have been bad.

DG23
12-04-21, 20:24
The British newspaper Metro reported that procedures to remove objects from patients' rectums cost the National Health Service (NHS) around £340,000 ($450,000) a year.

Something is definitely wrong if that many folks are putting stuff up their butts...

chuckman
12-04-21, 20:30
Something is definitely wrong if that many folks are putting stuff up their butts...

Figure about 20, 30 people per year in England at that cost... A lot better than in the US. When I worked in the ED, we'd see one... every 2 or 3 weeks? Just in our ED. It's an epidemic.

Averageman
12-04-21, 20:42
He should have hit the forward assist.

K. Rittenhouse

DG23
12-04-21, 20:48
Figure about 20, 30 people per year in England at that cost... A lot better than in the US. When I worked in the ED, we'd see one... every 2 or 3 weeks? Just in our ED. It's an epidemic.

Wonder if there is something to it if that many people are doing it?

Sticking stuff up there give me super powers or something?

Honu
12-04-21, 21:10
Yeah when I was in the FD OH the stuff you respond to can be insane

The ER nurses said it happens way more than you think !

The Dumb Gun Collector
12-04-21, 21:14
There butt for the grace of God go us all.

Rectum? Damn near killed him!

VIP3R 237
12-04-21, 21:28
Gives a new meaning to ‘this bomb ass’ lol

titsonritz
12-04-21, 21:37
Attacked from the rear by enema forces.

The Dumb Gun Collector
12-04-21, 21:42
Hilariously, if this guy had just admitted he was doing butt stuff it probably never would have made the paper. His absurd cover story is what makes it so funny..

SteyrAUG
12-04-21, 21:52
The flashlight was on a chair and I didn't see it when I sat down.

Diamondback
12-04-21, 22:18
There butt for the grace of God go us all.

Butt seriously, that was a real stinker of a pun... :P

Slater
12-05-21, 07:43
Maybe this will keep him from upgrading to 105mm.

glocktogo
12-06-21, 12:09
Anything's a dildo, if you're brave enough.

FromMyColdDeadHand
12-06-21, 15:36
What was the guy wearing when he was,,,, violated? Jeans and Polo are one thing. Something frilly…. That’s another direction…

Pappabear
12-06-21, 16:29
I had a friend in College that went to sit on a chair, completely missed it and lodged a Coors light bottle deep inside the "NO SUNSHINE STATE". Stiched up the whole deal, never lived it down.

PB

Averageman
12-06-21, 16:36
I had a friend in College that went to sit on a chair, completely missed it and lodged a Coors light bottle deep inside the "NO SUNSHINE STATE". Stiched up the whole deal, never lived it down.

PB

Could have been worse, could have been a Pabst Blue Ribbon beer.
Getting violated is one thing, tying a blue ribbon on it is a whole 'nother level.

Esq.
12-07-21, 15:27
"We found him impaled on this large electric device...."

Lol....

ViniVidivici
12-07-21, 17:35
[Frank Costanza]"Million to one shot doc, million to one"[Frank Costanza]

Ready.Fire.Aim
12-08-21, 10:36
Now I understand the meaning behind “Quiet desperation is the English way”.