Shoe by Gary Brookins and Susie MacNelly for February 18, 2009

But he can’t claim to be ‘big boned’ anymore!

J/P=?

It is still color, it is not yet light. ~Pierre Bonnard

Yes he can johnparadox–the titanic size of his sternum-keel doesn’t show up in the x-ray, since that’s viewed head-on!

The Professor is a soul mate for me.

shouldn’t a bird’s x-ray show up different, with porous bones and backward-facing knees? and the vertebrae would be different too

PaulAtreides says:

shouldn’t a bird’s x-ray show up different….

True. But a BIRD wouldn’t be sitting in a cafe talking about his x-ray!

Sheesh! I’s a comic!

Why isn’t the X-ray in color?

Titanic size of his sternum-keel? Hah! Although I don’t know what that means, I think I may have one of those too. I’m sure it’s not me arse.

  Hark! What yellow upon yonder apron shines? Tis Hansa, the sun, and I am all the more the moons soft glow for that!

Let the green leaves murmur their softness, and the blue sky morning show her true and dulcet colour anon.

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X-rays are by definition black and white. In the beginning they were the negative of a black and white film plate. No X-rays are in color - the closest you can get to that is some forms of ultrasound where different portions of the same scans that show the same characteristics are represented in different colors.

Looking at it that way, he’s just skin and bones—well, bones, anyway.

LOL! SlimFast