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Exit wound

Posted: 21 September 2002 at 10:20
Tags: splinter

Examine your left hand for a moment. You see where you’ve got a small amount of relatively loose flesh between where your third and fourth fingers join the hand? Yes? I have a splinter there. This splinter has an exit-wound—it has found its way into my palm and then come out the back. Annoyingly, it simply refuses to me moved.

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