>http://tinyurl.com/4cdve
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>Too strange to explain.
>
>Adenosine
The only one stranger was the guy who swallowed the seven-inch
toothbrush ON PURPOSE.
Although sometimes I really wonder .....
Anyone beside me have trouble seeing the toothbrush on the radiograph?

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> http://tinyurl.com/4cdve
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> Too strange to explain.
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> Adenosine
Mark & Steven Bornfeld DDS - 04 Nov 2004 15:06 GMT
> Anyone beside me have trouble seeing the toothbrush on the radiograph?
Heck, I'm having trouble seeing the stomach!
Steve

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> http://tinyurl.com/4cdve
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> Too strange to explain.
Stranger.?....
Cow swallows 1722 diamonds
http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_857161.html
A diamond merchant in western India whose cow swallowed a small bag of
diamonds has laboured for three days to make the animal pass dung so that he
can recover the precious stones.
Dilubhai Rajput has been able to retrieve 310 of the 1,722 small diamonds,
worth about ?492, which the cow ate up after the bag containing it was left
in a haystack.
The businessman and his staff fed the cow lots of grass, grain and fruit and
with the help of a veterinary doctor gave it lots of laxatives to extract
the stones.
They were rewarded with some success after they had groped in the dung with
their bare hands for three days.
Hindustan Times reports the resident of Limbudi town, 70 km from Ahmedabad
told the Indo Asian News Service: "For three days I tried hard to retrieve
my precious gems. But killing the cow would have angered animal lovers, so I
tried a different way.
"I am sure within a week I will retrieve all my diamonds from the cow," he
said.
Joel M. Eichen - 04 Nov 2004 18:38 GMT
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>Cow swallows 1722 diamonds
>http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_857161.html
I do not believe it. Anything more than 1721 is too many.
Joel
>A diamond merchant in western India whose cow swallowed a small bag of
>diamonds has laboured for three days to make the animal pass dung so that he
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>"I am sure within a week I will retrieve all my diamonds from the cow," he
>said.