Never criticize during brain storming sessions - getting extra tibias could be a new cosmo-surgery (or should that be artisanal-surgery) fashion. Post and comments cracked all my funny bones, not to mention my tibulas :-D
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8 comments:
Gosh!! ALL of them?!?!
I think they are fibuling...
Tibiarific!
Well, now I know why I bombed that anatomy exam. How was I so stupid to forget about them tibias?!
I only have two tibias, one in each leg. I never realized before this day that I suffer from Congenital Tibia Deficiency. I am heartbroken.
Damn it, that's why my gym regimen isn't paying off. I haven't been using those back tibias at all! Maybe I need a personal trainer after all.
Never criticize during brain storming sessions - getting extra tibias could be a new cosmo-surgery (or should that be artisanal-surgery) fashion.
Post and comments cracked all my funny bones, not to mention my tibulas :-D
Man it sure does hurt breaking them back tibias...
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