mickey@illogica.UUCP (Michael Thompson) (09/02/85)
Last night, I was partially wrenched out of an alcohol induced fog
when I heard the following story on the 11 o'clock news.
"...firefighters had to break down a wall of her house and slide the
more than 600 pound woman down a banister on a matress to take her to
the hospital for surgery. She is now at a normal weight of about 150
pounds. Doctors say her emmense weight was attributed to a more than
250 pound ovarian cyst. Doctors report that the cyst was the largest
cyst of any kind ever removed from a human being."
Bizarre.
mickey m.
{ucbvax,decwrl}!dual!vecpyr!altos86!illogica!mickeyetan@tellab1.UUCP (Nate Stelton) (09/09/85)
>"...firefighters had to break down a wall of her house and slide the >more than 600 pound woman down a banister on a matress to take her to >the hospital for surgery. She is now at a normal weight of about 150 >pounds. Doctors say her emmense weight was attributed to a more than >250 pound ovarian cyst. Doctors report that the cyst was the largest >cyst of any kind ever removed from a human being." 600 - 250 = 350 so, if she's down to 150, what happened to the other 200 lbs? Alright, who's the wise guy? -etan