Haha - Ba da Bang Bang!

[benjita]

Originally Posted by DanClass

.... that WAS the dude's right side

err

i was just testing you

good job sir carry on....


what!?

i dont have to know right and left....



edit: and with all the twisting and turning and laughing .....

fuck

I think I have my new sig.

[deuce]

Originally Posted by jwdd27

BEST. QUESTION. EVER.

i am serious. There are lefties AND righties, maybe that has to do with where there organs is at...makes sense don't it?

[Noahfingway]

So this is in the upper right corner....click on that infowars link and look around.....talk about freaky...maybe I'm just a lamb for the slaughter, but man.


Bas Rutten - Ba Da Bang! Bang! Bang!
JimInc
6 min 17 sec - May 21, 2006
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Short version of a Bas Rutten self defence video.(Comedy) This video is for fun, for reality go to: infowars.com prisonplanet.com

[deuce]

for some reason I am reminded now of Chessboxing. Did I learn about that here on the forums?
if not, google that, that is a great sport

[sketcherstud]

I think the only response I can come up with to this video is:

"Don't you ever do dis."

[rellek]

I can't wait to get held up with a gun so I can try out these new moves

[greenie]

Originally Posted by deuce

Dr Dan:

Medical question:
Why is it that EVERYONE's liver needs to be in that spot, has there ever been like a human with "flipsies" syndrome? Like a dude whose insides were like opposite, i.e. appendix on the left liver on the left or what not. I am serial

Not to steal Dr. Dan's thunder but yeah, having mirror image placement (or "flipsies") of your internal organs is not unheard of. It's called situs inversus and it's not usually too bad to have. My 2-year old has it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situs_inversus

[slugymay]

Originally Posted by greenie

Not to steal Dr. Dan's thunder but yeah, having mirror image placement (or "flipsies") of your internal organs is not unheard of. It's called situs inversus and it's not usually too bad to have. My 2-year old has it

Curosity has got the best of me, some questions. Please excuse me if I am out of line...

1. does it hurt?

2. what are the difficulties if any?

3. have you ever thought abour raising you child to fight Bas Rutten to the death? With the advantage of confusion your child has, they may be unstoppable.

[DanClass]

Originally Posted by greenie

Not to steal Dr. Dan's thunder but yeah, having mirror image placement (or "flipsies") of your internal organs is not unheard of. It's called situs inversus and it's not usually too bad to have. My 2-year old has it

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Situs_inversus

word

you and da duece are correct

i think it's more common to just have a reversed heart (dextrocardia- that damn TV show scrubs puts up the chest x ray backwards in the openning credits )

i should have clarified that the dude in the film obviously had situs inversus
...

damn you benjita damn you

[greenie]

Originally Posted by slugymay

Curosity has got the best of me, some questions. Please excuse me if I am out of line...

1. does it hurt?

2. what are the difficulties if any?

3. have you ever thought abour raising you child to fight Bas Rutten to the death? With the advantage of confusion your child has, they may be unstoppable.

No problem with the questions.

1. Doesn't hurt.

2. No big difficulties except with that all people with dextocardia (heart closer to the right side) have a slightly higher risk for heart defects and problems. But my boy doesn't look like he has any problems with his ticker and they've run lots of tests.

He freaks out a lot of lab and x-ray techs who keep staring at his x-rays because they think they screwed up the image and got everything backwards. I usually let them freak out for a minute or two for entertainment purposes.

A fight to the death does sound tempting, we were just planning to tell him he has superpowers because of his unique condition. But now I see he might be part of a bigger and badder plan...