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   xoxoxoBruce  Saturday Feb 28 03:55 AM

Feb 28, 2009: Scalpel Drum

Scalpel Drum? What the hell is a Scalpel Drum?

This, is a Scalpel Drum.


Wow, that's really impressive.
Now, what's it for, what's it do?

Quote:
Test drums for ophthalmic scalpels, still in use by eye doctors around 1965. Made by stretching a piece of kidskin taut on a drum, the scalpel was sharp enough if it cut the fibers under its own weight. This was from before the days of single-use surgical instruments; the scalpels were sharpened and sterilized before procedures.
Cutco, eat your heart out.

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Trilby  Saturday Feb 28 09:01 AM

Eye see.



TheMercenary  Saturday Feb 28 09:31 AM

They need to bring them back. The crap they are getting from overseas doesn't last past the skin.



sweetwater  Saturday Feb 28 04:17 PM

I see. The scalpel drums are used to test the sharpness of scalpels, while the sharpness of arrowheads are tested on plain ol' scalps.



Cloud  Saturday Feb 28 05:15 PM

you guys think you're sooo clever, doncha!



Shawnee123  Saturday Feb 28 05:18 PM

It's cool. It's a very simple calibration instrument. I like.



Crimson Ghost  Sunday Mar 1 01:04 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by TheMercenary View Post
They need to bring them back. The crap they are getting from overseas doesn't last past the skin.
Them dead hookers won't dismember themselves.


TheMercenary  Sunday Mar 1 09:57 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Crimson Ghost View Post
Them dead hookers won't dismember themselves.
WTF?
What the hell are you dismembering dead hookers for?


Sheldonrs  Sunday Mar 1 11:40 AM

Kidskin? What part of the kid? Is this where all those circumcision leftovers go? EWWWWW>>>


hehehe



Happy Monkey  Sunday Mar 1 11:44 AM

Jack the Ripper reference.



TheMercenary  Sunday Mar 1 12:16 PM

Oh, I missed it. Thanks.



Mayor of Shekou  Sunday Mar 1 10:12 PM

Quote:
Originally Posted by TheMercenary View Post
WTF?
What the hell are you dismembering dead hookers for?
It takes up much less storage space if you only save the good bits!


xoxoxoBruce  Sunday Mar 1 11:42 PM

Besides, you can't eat a dead hooker all at once.



Crimson Ghost  Monday Mar 2 08:56 PM

There's only so much you can fit into the oven.
I'm German, and know about ovens...



JuancoRocks  Tuesday Mar 3 12:55 AM

Quote:
Originally Posted by Crimson Ghost View Post
Them dead hookers won't dismember themselves.
"They should tell you what aspirin won't do. Aspirin won't bring the dead hooker back to life" [Dave Attell]


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