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Farmboy	02/10/2021 16:13:52
171 forum posts 2 photos	Good old BBC Surely there can't be many people who think these are nails . . . apart from journalists, obviously. Sadly it is probably irrelevant to most people today
Jim Young 2	02/10/2021 16:53:39
48 forum posts 6 photos	A little harsh ! The photo has a caption,” Nuts and bolts - file image’. The article says,”A Lithuanian man has had more than a kilogram of nails, screws, nuts and knives removed from his stomach by doctors, local media report. “ so the picture is not completely irrelevant ! Edited By Jim Young 2 on 02/10/2021 16:56:34
larry phelan 1	02/10/2021 16:56:21
1346 forum posts 15 photos	Perhaps he was suffering from a lack of iron ? Farmboy, I suspect you are right, most people would not know the difference. PS, I wonder did he bolt his food, or was he screwed somewhere along the line ? Just wondering .
JasonB	02/10/2021 16:58:18
25215 forum posts 3105 photos 1 articles	Sounds like a bit of a nutter to me
BOB BLACKSHAW	02/10/2021 17:16:17
501 forum posts 132 photos	Looking at the contents that were in the stomach they're incredibly clean.
Peter Cook 6	02/10/2021 17:51:26
462 forum posts 113 photos	Natural pickling acid?
not done it yet	02/10/2021 19:39:07
7517 forum posts 20 photos	Posted by Peter Cook 6 on 02/10/2021 17:51:26: Natural pickling acid? Nah, all stainless steel.🙂 Nothing but the best….
Michael Gilligan	02/10/2021 20:33:17
23121 forum posts 1360 photos	At the risk of spoiling everyone’s fun … The BBC report does include a link to this: LINK https://www.lrt.lt/naujienos/sveikata/682/1510268/is-skrandzio-daugiau-kaip-kilograma-svetimkuniu-pasaline-medikai-zmogus-juos-rijo-apie-menesi-kai-kuriu-dydis-ir-10-cm MichaelG.
fizzy	02/10/2021 20:47:16
1860 forum posts 121 photos	Metric or omperial? It speaks volumes!

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