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A close friend has recently had to have
some tests involving a scope down her
throat, followed a week later by a
colonoscopy. She was able to watch the
progress of each proceedure on a screen,
but not to share the resulting moving
pictures.
Yourtube solves this problem, by offering
the
willing patient the opportunity to
upload the progress of the images
generated by the camera as it snakes
through the internal passageways.
aka "now you see me, now you see inside me"
Isn't this kind of baked?
http://www.yorku.ca...nference/Fadden.pdf
[xandram, May 03 2008]
Related and equally gross idea.
Watch_27em_20Rot_2ecom
[daseva, May 03 2008]
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Great - a place where you can go to look
up an old friend. |
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Oh, it sure tickle her fancy - you could feel it. |
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FaceBook is so passe. We need IntestineBook. |
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But in the case of a colonoscopy, you won't actually be sharing anything useful or informative, but merely going through the motions ........ |
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What next ? Nostrilbook, Earbook .... the list of bodily orifices is not limitless ......... |
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To take this idea into the beyond, you-sarcophagus, wherein friends and loved ones can watch your slow dissolution... |
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[Idishcler], a good discussion to complement your anno. [linky] |
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(+) Had one.
Having the other on wednsday. (info overload I know, sorry).
I won't be seeing anything but the inside of my eyelids because they knock you out for the proceedure here. |
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The photos that opticians take of retinas are pretty cool .... they look like low-orbit shots of Mars. |
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"See honey, I totally ate your meatloaf."
"..."
"Oh wait, that's an ulcer. Oops. Well, what about that?" |
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Being a curious monkey I wanted to watch my colonoscopy progress live as I lay there in fuzzy acquiescence. The nurse agreed, the doctor agreed, and we progressed. Very interesting. After a few of my questions were grudgingly answered, I saw a signal from the doctor received by the nurse and everything went black. Moral: Don’t ask too many questions when there’s an 8-foot snake up your butt. |
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They pushed too far and it went into his head. |
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