April 16, 2009: Tree Allergy?

It is reported from Russia that a suspected tumor in a man's lung turned out to be a 5cm fir tree, which it is believed must have grown there because it's too big to be inhaled. link Enough of the whys and hows... here's the pic..... have at it with the recipes!

OMG Pinocchio did become a real boy!

that's just very creepy

No surprise

Again: Crazy Russians. Want to know whats growing in the lungs of the Zapashny Brothers, that makes them ride a lion.

Great! Medical doctors branching into horticulture.


The patent must be a real sap.

Video

Here's a corresponding vid:
http://www.spiegel.de/video/video-60972.html
A biologist says it is impossible to grow a seed in a lung.

during sinus season I have often felt I had a tree growing in my maxillary cavities.

.....prior to sauteing, carefully remove fir tree and set aside to use as garnish.....

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Originally Posted by capnhowdy .....prior to sauteing, carefully remove fir tree and set aside to use as garnish.....

109 dates late! [or 256 days early]

No no, where Monster lives and where the Cellar lives, 9 days early.

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Originally Posted by Brianna during sinus season I have often felt I had a tree growing in my maxillary cavities.

Trees in lungs, yew don't see that very often.

I think that I shall never see
A lung that's filled up with a tree..

Good thing that guy got early treetment.

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Originally Posted by Shawnee123 I think that I shall never see A lung that's filled up with a tree..

I sure hope they take it to the chipper for recycling.

Or to the Ripley's museum.

I wonder if this closed loop system has an anti-global warming application?

Sorry if I'm going out on a limb, but did they ever get to the root of the problem?

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Originally Posted by Queen of the Ryche Sorry if I'm going out on a limb, but did they ever get to the root of the problem?

Nature's own rebreather--he makes his own oxygen.

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Originally Posted by BigV Nature's own rebreather--he makes his own oxygen.

No puns or quips from me I'm afraid.
All I could think when looking at the photo was: aren't lungs pink?

I'm throwing a bullshiat flag on the field. You can germinate a seed in total darkness, but it certainly won't develop there. Here's another really big clue. It's green. That requires a little thing I like to call photosynthesis.

I almost didn't post this because of butterflies in my stomach and a frog in my throat.

he may have inhaled some sunflowers, too....in which case, this would be entirely plausible

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Originally Posted by Tick I'm throwing a bullshiat flag on the field. You can germinate a seed in total darkness, but it certainly won't develop there. Here's another really big clue. It's green. That requires a little thing I like to call photosynthesis. I almost didn't post this because of butterflies in my stomach and a frog in my throat.

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Originally Posted by Tick I'm throwing a bullshiat flag on the field. You can germinate a seed in total darkness, but it certainly won't develop there. Here's another really big clue. It's green. That requires a little thing I like to call photosynthesis. I almost didn't post this because of butterflies in my stomach and a frog in my throat.

Speaking of ticks shudder, I got the following email.

Great tip. Especially on a fuzzy wuzzy like my JRT. I always wind up pulling a chunk of hair out with the tick. Thanks xoB.

I've had luck removing ticks with oragel or ambesol... seems to numb the tick and the skin and they come off with no complaints. My sister jumped all over me for it though, saying you shouldn't put anything on the tick because that can stress them out and make them puke.
Ticks are so freakin nasty... and of course plentiful in this area.

Yeah, I got an email this morning from someone that went through a lot of crap with Lyme disease. He said the Tick Borne Disease Clinic told him soap would make them think they were suffocating and puke.