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bobsue2

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Posted: 02/02/12 07:56am

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Posted: 02/02/12 08:30am

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Ouch!

DOTLDaddy

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Posted: 02/02/12 10:08am

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I am sorry to say, I am at a loss for words . . . .

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Posted: 02/02/12 10:31am

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While the injury is tragic, at least the sense of humor was left intact!

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Skip N Barb Team

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Posted: 02/02/12 10:35am

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You know......Gout CAN be treated with meds......

Old-Biscuit

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That there missing toe might actually be doing duty as a 'thumb'

Opposing thumb(s) are more important than a big toe.......

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Posted: 02/02/12 02:52pm

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Old-Biscuit wrote:

Opposing thumb(s) are more important than a big toe.......

I've always been of the opinion that opposing thumbs should learn to get along with the fingers.... ba-dum-bump

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Rick Y

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My MIL had surgery to have a toe removed. She told the surgeon that she would like to have it placed in a preservative fluid in a jar and given to her. He wanted to know why. She said she intended to put it on her mantle and when anybody asked what it was she would be able to tell them that it was the little piggy that always stays home.

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