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Say Nothing posted:Being born with scoliosis and three extra vertebrae can be a literal pain in the neck. Halloween must suck. Always having to go as a llama, giraffe, or alpaca.
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Solice Kirsk posted:Halloween must suck. Always having to go as a llama, giraffe, or alpaca. Or a Pez dispenser
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A losing Rock'em Sock'em Robot. You know, maybe halloween wouldn't be so bad for the kid after all. Every cloud!
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SUPERMAN'S GAL PAL posted:
People are not assholes for staring at a guy whose neck is like three loving feet long. It's pretty normal to find that unusual and stare-worthy.
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Salvador Dali's creep-film, Un Chien Andalou http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BIKYF07Y4kA
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spudsbuckley posted:People are not assholes for staring at a guy whose neck is like three loving feet long. Marfan's Syndrome.  A genetic disorder which makes you a real-life Slenderman.
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spudsbuckley posted:People are not assholes for staring at a guy whose neck is like three loving feet long. How would surgery for removing extra vertebrae work? I imagine they can take the bones out but what about the extra long spinal cord. Its not like they can pull it down from above the coccyx to get it down to size.
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cowboythreespeech posted:I hear exposure to crystals can have a similar effect ...at least that's what Nurse Misty says.
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TerryLennox posted:How would surgery for removing extra vertebrae work? I imagine they can take the bones out but what about the extra long spinal cord. Its not like they can pull it down from above the coccyx to get it down to size. Dude it's just like an ethernet cable, just get one of those twist ties, bunch it up and bam you're done
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cowboythreespeech posted:I hear exposure to crystals can have a similar effect Hey guys, just an idea I had.
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spudsbuckley posted:People are not assholes for staring at a guy whose neck is like three loving feet long. You could say that about pretty much any weird medical condition though? Doesn't mean you're not still acting like an rear end in a top hat. cowboythreespeech posted:I hear exposure to crystals can have a similar effect I think that guy has a friend with Marfan's that gave him his weird fixation on arachnodactyly.
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cowboythreespeech posted:I hear exposure to crystals can have a similar effect That lengthening effect in the marfan photo is exactly what I bought my j/o crystal for.
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newreply.php posted:j/o crystal Jeweled/Orgone Crystal I assume?
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newreply.php posted:That lengthening effect in the marfan photo is exactly what I bought my j/o crystal for. That marfan photo gives me a lengthening effect. Good thing a bought a crystal tenga egg.
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DandyLion posted:Jeweled/Orgone Crystal I assume? Look at this loser who doesn't have a jackoff crystal
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Say Nothing posted:Unusual medical conditions make for pretty unnerving viewing, which is why I post them. My parents were afraid I had that, so I spent quite some time in the hospital when I was young for tests and stuff. Luckily it turned out that I was going to grow up very tall (passed 2 meters, turns out) and I've got a bit of pectus excavatum (although luckily it's pretty minor and not at all creepy) and some of the other symptoms, but nothing too bad. So loving glad I dodged that bullet. e: And yes, in my teens and early twenties I was lanky as gently caress and Slenderman would've been a great costume had it been invented back then.
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Say Nothing posted:Unusual medical conditions make for pretty unnerving viewing, which is why I post them.  Greetings, Marflar.
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Oh if we're doing ocean gifs then  (Big annoying captions are from the video, sorry) He just wants to say hi 
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Hazo posted:Oh if we're doing ocean gifs then The Image you are requesting does not exist or is not available.
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Taeke posted:My parents were afraid I had that, so I spent quite some time in the hospital when I was young for tests and stuff. Luckily it turned out that I was going to grow up very tall (passed 2 meters, turns out) and I've got a bit of pectus excavatum (although luckily it's pretty minor and not at all creepy) and some of the other symptoms, but nothing too bad. You're over 6'6"? Jesus christ.
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1stGear posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TVbI698Gk1o I was terrified of coyotes as a kid, this reminds me of that fear. I used to live on the edge of a small town, and I'd see a pack outside my window almost every night. I've also had close encounters with them while going to the outhouse while camping. Now that I've grown up, I'm not afraid, but man, those cries just filled me with terror when I was little.
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Segmentation Fault posted:You're over 6'6"? Jesus christ. Yeah, but I'm Dutch (average height for males is 6"1'), so it's not that much of a big deal around here. Hell, I've got two friends who are even slightly taller than I am, which is hilarious when the three us hang out with another friend of ours who's a foot shorter than us. Luckily it's all in proportion, so people generally don't even notice until I'm standing right next to them. I used to be skinny as gently caress but I grew into it nicely without turning pear shaped. I do need to work out more and get a bit more meat on my my chest/shoulders as opposed to my gut, but I'm working on that. Still, being taller than most 10 year old when I was 7 had my parents rightfully freaked out. I did have some health problems associated with it, but it's been relatively minor. Major growth pains, stretchmarks all over my body to the point that a teacher called child protective services because she thought I had whip marks on my back, bad posture and (lower) back problems until I started going to a physical therapist to sort it out, stuff like that.
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Oh drat how did you get pictures of my frat initiation. Please tell me you don't have the pictures of when I had to swim in that thing.
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SybilVimes posted:I wonder if they have anyone they left behind to fulfill book orders? One of them didn't commit suicide and as far as I can tell is still around now. Some guy named Rio DiAngelo.
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Say Nothing posted:How does this person not collapse into a puddle of lard and bone dust? Dollars to donuts he has used the phrase "big boned" to describe himself at some point.
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