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Tim Simmons wrote:

I doubt a M.D. wrote this considering the grammar used.


Nothing was wrong with the grammar per se. Just the spelling. I could
believe a doctor wrote it. Doctors are not, in my experience, any more
inclined to be literate than bankers.

Also, the size seems unbelievable.


Agreed. I've had occasion to stick a softball in my pants. (Don't ask.)
That's about the size of a grapefruit. It was difficult to fasten them.
If I tried to put something twice that size in there, there's no way I
could get them on.

Um, excuse me, but physics would not allow that to happen. The force


ground and hurling him a yard away. This is pure hyperbole whether the


Agreed. Rather like someone getting hit in the chest with a blast from a
12-gauge and flying 15 feet straight backwards and knocking a pinball
machine through a plate glass window. Yeah, right.

story is true or not. He may have fell and went in the direction of the
pulling instinctively.


This is where getting picky about people's grammar always bites one in the
ass. That masterfully crafted last sentence of yours is just screaming for
someone to step up and correct it.

Mind you, I don't really care. I've seen "alot" worse. I'm just pointing
out that correcting someone's "grammar" (spelling, actually, in this case;
and he also forgot at least one apostrophe) while making such an egregious
mistake is a recipe for some smartass like me stepping up to put you in
your place.

I'll give you a chance to correct yourself before I break out the red
pencil.

Anybody with me on this? heheheheheheheh


There's really no telling unless you go to the hospital in question, break
into their records, and try to comb through them until you find the actual
case notes. I agree with you that it's a souped up story at best, but
there might or might not be a large grain of truth to it.

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