While I don't have any large-scale, double-blinded, placebo-controlled studies to back it up, I'm going to go out on a limb with this recommendation:
IT IS NOT, UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, A GOOD IDEA TO
SHOVE LIT FIREWORKS IN YOUR ASS.
This has been a public service announcement from Grumpy Neurology, Inc.
So that's the news from "down under."
ReplyDeleteNow THAT'S what ya call a dumb ass!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad I read this post before I went out for my night of drunken debauchery!
ReplyDeleteYou will NEVER GUESS what we had planned as our finale!!
Rather appropriate that this happened in Darwin.
ReplyDeleteLeave it to Snr Sgt Smith to say the prank 'backfired'...
ReplyDeleteSame story but written with typical Aussie prose.
ReplyDeletehttp://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/man-who-lit-firecracker-in-his-bum-wanted-to-show-mates-a-good-time/story-e6frf7jo-1226439141321
An ER doc in Darwin (how apt!!) got cocky and thought he'd seen it all and the universe decided to prove he was wrong. :)
ReplyDeleteAlcohol MAY be involved, may it?
ReplyDeleteAlcohol was a possible factor?
ReplyDeleteWTF? Not only was it a factor, it was the motivation. Why else would someone think putting a firecracker in their butt was a fun thing to do to pass the time.
That said, I do miss firecracker night.
Is it wrong to think that he's been ripped off and can't be nominated for a Darwin Award?
You have to take yourself out of the gene pool to be nominated for a Darwin award. Perhaps he has...
ReplyDeleteOK, so would the placebo have been NOT sticking fireworks in your derriere? Would there still have been alcolhol involved?
ReplyDeleteI can approve scientifically (though I don't know how) that the most common phrase heard right before a fatal/you'll-wish-it-had-been-fatal accident is thus
ReplyDelete"Hold my beer and watch this!"
A new way to put some color in your cheeks!
ReplyDeleteThis one was started by that TV show jackass'
ReplyDeleteAlthough you can't really state that with authority, since you are a neurologist and rectum related issues should really be referred to a specialist.
ReplyDelete( as per you latest post: http://drgrumpyinthehouse.blogspot.com/2012/08/life-at-cheap-motel.html )
Or, unlit.
ReplyDeleteSo... is it okay if you put it in someone else's? ;)
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