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AssassinsMace
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"Waiter, there's a hair in my soup!"
That's pretty much sums up how that's pretty gross. It's like people's preconceived notions about nude beaches where people automatically believe it's full of beautiful young people. Yeah when they clean the table after each customer, do they also Lysol the seats? It's a recipe for nasty. But then those that would go probably don't care.
That's pretty much sums up how that's pretty gross. It's like people's preconceived notions about nude beaches where people automatically believe it's full of beautiful young people. Yeah when they clean the table after each customer, do they also Lysol the seats? It's a recipe for nasty. But then those that would go probably don't care.
This guy is one incredibly lucky dude to survive this!
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2016-06-17 13:58:03 Xinhua Web Editor: Guan Chao
A CT scan shows a man pierced by a steelbar in east China's Shandong Province, on June 16, 2016. [Photo: qlwb.com.cn]
A man has miraculously escaped death after a 1.5-meter steel bar pierced his body from groin to skull in east China's Shandong Province on Tuesday.
The 46-year-old construction worker, surnamed Zhang, woke up Thursday, weak but conscious, according to doctors at Shandong University's Qilu Hospital in Jinan, the provincial capital.
Zhang was working at a construction site when he fell from a height of five meters on to the steel bar.
Firefighters were able to cut the bar and accompany the man to hospital. An xray showed that the steel bar had only just missed his skull, trachea, heart, carotid artery and liver.
"This is a very rare accident," said Sang Xiguang, head of the emergency surgery department.
Surgeons from nine departments worked with firefighters to remove the bar from the man's body. The emergency operation took more than seven hours.
By 1:00 a.m. Wednesday, the man was wheeled out of the operating room and transferred to intensive care unit.
"Luckily the bar barely touched his vital organs," said Zhang Yuan, attending doctor of the neurosurgery department, "The wound was so large, he might not have made it if he was in poor health."
"One wrong move, and the operation would have failed," he said.
"Everyone was exhausted by the end of the seven hours," Sang said.
The man is now stable, doctors said, but he will remain under close observation for two weeks as the risk of infection is high.
"We will try our best to help him recover," said Sang.
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2016-06-17 13:58:03 Xinhua Web Editor: Guan Chao
A CT scan shows a man pierced by a steelbar in east China's Shandong Province, on June 16, 2016. [Photo: qlwb.com.cn]
A man has miraculously escaped death after a 1.5-meter steel bar pierced his body from groin to skull in east China's Shandong Province on Tuesday.
The 46-year-old construction worker, surnamed Zhang, woke up Thursday, weak but conscious, according to doctors at Shandong University's Qilu Hospital in Jinan, the provincial capital.
Zhang was working at a construction site when he fell from a height of five meters on to the steel bar.
Firefighters were able to cut the bar and accompany the man to hospital. An xray showed that the steel bar had only just missed his skull, trachea, heart, carotid artery and liver.
"This is a very rare accident," said Sang Xiguang, head of the emergency surgery department.
Surgeons from nine departments worked with firefighters to remove the bar from the man's body. The emergency operation took more than seven hours.
By 1:00 a.m. Wednesday, the man was wheeled out of the operating room and transferred to intensive care unit.
"Luckily the bar barely touched his vital organs," said Zhang Yuan, attending doctor of the neurosurgery department, "The wound was so large, he might not have made it if he was in poor health."
"One wrong move, and the operation would have failed," he said.
"Everyone was exhausted by the end of the seven hours," Sang said.
The man is now stable, doctors said, but he will remain under close observation for two weeks as the risk of infection is high.
"We will try our best to help him recover," said Sang.
TerraN_EmpirE
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Impaling is not an instant death, That's why Vlad the Impaler became so notorious It's a slow arduous Painful death, Same for Crucifixion. These means of Execution were intended to make an example of the victim by forcing a death over a extended period. As such surviving an accidental Impaling is possible however the victim will require extensive surgical care.
Jura The idiot
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The more the far right conservative groups in America and West keeps on with perpetuating Islamophobia propaganda the worse it will get.
AssassinsMace
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Sugar plantation owners in Hawaii in the early 1900s treated their workers like slaves. Horrible working conditions and little pay. When the workers, who were mostly native Hawaiians at first, would get fed up and start complaining and there were threats of strike, the plantation owners shipped in another group of workers usually another ethnicity and gave that group slightly better treatment which angered the other workers and most of it was focused on the new group. Then when the new group had enough and complained, the plantation owners would bring in another new group and the cycle would start over again. That's how the plantation owners keep the anger off of them by having the workers at each other's throats instead of all of them focusing on the one responsible.
Same thing going on with this superficial argument of who's more a victim. Whoever is officially a victim gets better treatment and privileges than other victims. That's how absurd it has become where being a victim has its rewards and privileges and people vie to claim that status. And what the workers in Hawaii and people who think they're victims arguing who's more a victim fail to see is most have the same victimizer that gets to decide who is a victim and more importantly who is not a victim. There's a false sense prioritization that all humanitarian efforts must be concentrated on the worst afflicted when it's just simply an excuse to ignore the rest. That's how twisted it is.
Same thing going on with this superficial argument of who's more a victim. Whoever is officially a victim gets better treatment and privileges than other victims. That's how absurd it has become where being a victim has its rewards and privileges and people vie to claim that status. And what the workers in Hawaii and people who think they're victims arguing who's more a victim fail to see is most have the same victimizer that gets to decide who is a victim and more importantly who is not a victim. There's a false sense prioritization that all humanitarian efforts must be concentrated on the worst afflicted when it's just simply an excuse to ignore the rest. That's how twisted it is.
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