Australia v New Zealand, 1st ODI, Adelaide, 14 Dec

tac wrote:

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

skully wrote:

tac wrote:Didn't see it, mate . . . I've been working all arvo on a manuscript about thyrolaminectomies . . . just saw the crocinfo scorecard.

Yoiks, WTF are those thingamies? Some sort of growth hormone or sumpent??

They're generally done in combination with a sternohyoid myotomy to reduce aspiration.

Farkin smart@rse. Like that helps.

It reduces the thyroid so that it can elevate further during swallowing to help close of the larynx and stop food entering . . . which is called aspiration.

You have me mixed up with an Ear, Nose and Throat Doctor who gives a rats. But thanks all the same.

skully wrote:

eowyn wrote:

skully wrote:Who are you calling Big Jack?

You by an unneeded comma, skully........

Huzzah, recognition at last!!!

Glad to make your day

eowyn wrote:

skully wrote:

eowyn wrote:

skully wrote:Who are you calling Big Jack?

You by an unneeded comma, skully........

Huzzah, recognition at last!!!

Glad to make your day

Always wanted the missus to call me Big Jack instead of little skull!!

accidentally

eowyn wrote:You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

But this procedure is specifically for those with deglutition disorders and is aimed at preventing the bolus passing into the larynx during swallowing.

I'm translating a series of papers written in Japanese back in the 80s for a professor in the US. Tedious stuff, Stiffy, and I need a good snuffle

Yep, little skull doesn't have much of a ring to it. I can't call two of you Big Jack though, that would get confusing. How about you become "meaty skully"?

lardbucket wrote:accidentally

Don't you start......

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

But this procedure is specifically for those with deglutition disorders and is aimed at preventing the bolus passing into the larynx during swallowing.

I'm translating a series of papers written in Japanese back in the 80s for a professor in the US. Tedious stuff, Stiffy, and I need a good snuffle

So you went from a punk who wanted to punch the larynx of a teacher in, to an expert on larynxs and their environs. I'm impressed.

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

But this procedure is specifically for those with deglutition disorders and is aimed at preventing the bolus passing into the larynx during swallowing.

I'm translating a series of papers written in Japanese back in the 80s for a professor in the US. Tedious stuff, Stiffy, and I need a good snuffle

I bet you do, BJ.

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

But this procedure is specifically for those with deglutition disorders and is aimed at preventing the bolus passing into the larynx during swallowing.

I'm translating a series of papers written in Japanese back in the 80s for a professor in the US. Tedious stuff, Stiffy, and I need a good snuffle

So you went from a punk who wanted to punch the larynx of a teacher in, to an expert on larynxs and their environs. I'm impressed.

No, this is not my speciality, just doing it for a friend and a few thousand $

eowyn wrote:Yep, little skull doesn't have much of a ring to it. I can't call two of you Big Jack though, that would get confusing. How about you become "meaty skully"?

I love it when you talk meaty.

What is your Japanese speciality?

skully wrote:

eowyn wrote:Yep, little skull doesn't have much of a ring to it. I can't call two of you Big Jack though, that would get confusing. How about you become "meaty skully"?

I love it when you talk meaty.

I aim to please, meaty.

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

tac wrote:

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:You can aspirate anything into the lungs accidently, not just food.....

But this procedure is specifically for those with deglutition disorders and is aimed at preventing the bolus passing into the larynx during swallowing.

I'm translating a series of papers written in Japanese back in the 80s for a professor in the US. Tedious stuff, Stiffy, and I need a good snuffle

So you went from a punk who wanted to punch the larynx of a teacher in, to an expert on larynxs and their environs. I'm impressed.

No, this is not my speciality, just doing it for a friend and a few thousand $

So you specialty is? Epigloti? Pancreai? Clitori?

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

speaking devilish hexoses?

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Is that the science of blowing up things with liquids???

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Sugars?

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Is that the science of blowing up things with liquids???

Ummmm, no.

eowyn wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Sugars?

Two and milk.

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Is that the science of blowing up things with liquids???

tac seems familiar with the Japanese sperm wail ...

Two and milk.

Very good.

lardbucket wrote:

skully wrote:

tac wrote:

eowyn wrote:What is your Japanese speciality?

Glycoscience

Is that the science of blowing up things with liquids???

tac seems familiar with the Japanese sperm wail ...

So he says.

He keeps harpoon on about it.

tac seems familiar with the Japanese sperm wail ...

I don't think it's the sperm he's wanting to make wail when he helps produce sugary liquids.....