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Trigger
 
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no beers and slipped on rock off my seawall. lost one of my favorite flipflops and cellphone. oyster shell on rock bit me. ok, maybe a few beers.
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Grouper
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| DAMMIT MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That hurts to look at, Sorry for Your luck. What is that blue can looking thing on passenger floorboard?? Post Stitch Suds??
WOW!!!!! WHAT A RIDE.
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Grouper
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Damn that had to hurt!!! Hurts me just lookin at it!!!
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Sailfish
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| OUCH !!!!!! 
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Good gosh man! Thats a pretty nasty one there! You really did it up on that one! Sorry to hear it man, plus your cell phone.
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Trigger
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| Most Meds won't sew a marine injuy , especially from an oyster.The Vibrio and other bacterium that are prevalent here cause a whole new approach to treating marine injuries. I have freind who after two months inthe hospital (13 surgeries in 26 days) might go home this weekend. He will keep his foot/leg and is lucky to be alive. I hope you told your Dr. that it was a marine injury. If not, keep a close Eye on it and don't delay another trip. Key words: marine/ Vibrio. It is here.
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Sailfish
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damn man...cell phones are expensive...you should be more careful!  JK that sure looks like it hurt! hope it heals up good!!!
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Trigger
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Yikes! but on a good note chiks dig scars....looks like you were lucky too. A few more inches to the right and whamo gushers...good luck healing and keep it clean bacterio is not cool.
"You just cant beat the person who never gives up." Babe Ruth
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Worn Out (9/4/2008)
Most Meds won't sew a marine injuy , especially from an oyster.The Vibrio and other bacterium that are prevalent here cause a whole new approach to treating marine injuries.
I have freind who after two months inthe hospital (13 surgeries in 26 days) might go home this weekend. He will keep his foot/leg and is lucky to be alive. I hope you told your Dr. that it was a marine injury. If not, keep a close Eye on it and don't delay another trip. Key words: marine/ Vibrio. It is here.
I was thinking the same thing! Keep an eye on it!!! A cut like that on oysters could cost you your life! There are some nasty things in the ocean!
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Sailfish
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Thanks for the warning...I did not know of this vibrio!
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Pardon the pun, but... I bet that'll leave a mark! Ouch!
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I would have asked for just one more staple, 13 is bad....
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Trigger
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| Man!
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Dammit man....made me feel a little 
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Trigger
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| Yup , thats goin to leave a mark. Please keep an eye on it for any swelling or redness , fever , stiff neck, anything at all , get it checked out even if you think it's nothing. My X spent 5 days in isolation at Baptist from a barnacle scrape that didn't look nutin like that.
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Trigger
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| Y'all need to Google the Center for Disese Control and enter Vibrio. There are basicly 2 types and they are prevalent here(and elswhere there is warm salty water and probably people). Interestingly women are seldom victims. Probably from a more limited exposure, but also their hormones attack it. Imagine that! Also, It is found mostly in men over 50.Especially those prone to drinking or w/ diabetes. It can kill in 24 hrs. Most local emergeny centers need to be informed by the patient of this risk. I've seen it twice. Once was a man who used to fish the bridge and scraped his shoulder while cast netting bait at the trestle. The, other is my freind who poked his leg w/ a crab trap.(or crab).
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Worn Out (9/5/2008)
but also their hormones attack it. Imagine that!  Yea their hormones attack me too!!!!!!!!!! Seriously though, thanks for the info on Vibrio. I just looked it up. Damn man I had no clue. Thanks again.
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Trigger
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| Ouch, Now get even....eat oysters... BBob
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Damn bro be careful with that.I cut my foot on a oyster shell a few months ago and it got infected really bad took about two months and multiple doses of anibiotics to heal completly.
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Trigger
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| thanks for all the regrets! just listed a bunch of stuff for sale/trade. I don't eat oysters but anyone is welcome to come get them off my seawall. peace, and may you always have a cold beer with you
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Trigger
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| anyone recognize the photo? I had a guy recently tell me that he has seen my avatar picture somewhere else but I too this picture from my dock on trout bayou!!!!! poor mans waterfront
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Snagged Line (9/4/2008)
DAMMIT MAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
That hurts to look at, Sorry for Your luck.
What is that blue can looking thing on passenger floorboard?? Post Stitch Suds??
looks like SKIPPY peanutbutter!!!!
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Trigger
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