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Posted: May 10 2011 at 10:53
I thought you'd like to read an excerpt from my story about a man with no internal organs, translated by Google Translate, so here it is:
Clinic was rambling, and its walls shimmered unkindly. Described in outline the foyer of my troubles were due to rise to a number of strips and the stairs to the sixth floor. I was probably drunk too many cups of morning coffee, as I began to feel faint already significantly on the third floor of stained glass case. In any case, before long, I reached my goal and I got into the reception room for fifteen minutes, after waiting for.
This doctor clearly knew his business. He did not have to look at the stomach when he already knew to send me a blood test and X-ray imaging. Blood were preserved in glass tubes for subsequent surveys, but the X-ray results as soon as I got to see. Relief was great when I found that the liver is not the first, there was no where I had imagined it to be. That area was more or less uniformly dark blue, which reportedly involved a major internal organs, a complete absence of that place.
"Here," a young and lovely radiographer stated, "is the so-called empty space."
Perusing produce some kind of strange smooth wall hung pictures, I could not resist noting that the light shades of color in general, it was quite a bit. For example, the chest does not seem to be little more than bones. Naturally I was excited about this new information, as non-existent visceral discomfort for obvious reasons, be useless to anyone concerned, while the bones, as everyone knows, yes, if necessary, heal itself.
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Posted: May 10 2011 at 10:57
harmonium.ro wrote:
@James & Mark: Ah, that makes sense. The Nazi salute is actually the Italian fascist salute, which is actually the Ancient Roman salute. I suppose Lazio's gallery uses it as a Roman thing but with a fascist undertone - they're at least quite xenophobic from what I know.
Maybe he's just been reading Wikipedia articles about America before WWII?
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