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	Five Centimeter Fir Tree Removed From Patient's LUNG!

Anomaly100

4-14-2009 7:57 PM

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Anomaly100 says:

Of course, it's natural to have trees and shrubbery growing in our lungs. Why, right now, I have a rose bush growing in mine. I shouldn't brag like that. I'm sowwy!

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4-17-2009 12:51 AM

masbury

Now that is amazing!

4-17-2009 10:37 PM

Anomaly100

Quickstar: And I was JUST beginning to get stomach pains. What are you implying?! he he!.

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