The Official Babe Thread II

[Sirotnikov]

I suggest this cool logo.

It is to be posted in the OP of every new thread.

What do you think?

[LordShiva]

Did you attach that picture on purpose, or was it a hilariously stupid mistake?

[Solver]

[Adagio]

[Ming]

Originally posted by LordShiva
Did you attach that picture on purpose, or was it a hilariously stupid mistake?

I was wondering the same... I would recommend you edit the post and do an image link instead

[LordShiva]

Originally posted by Ming


I was wondering the same... I would recommend you edit the post and do an image link instead

I tried, but I don't have access to Siro's account

[b etor]

[Grandpa Troll]

Originally posted by Ming


I was wondering the same... I would recommend you edit the post and do an image link instead

So as it is now almost complete, simply love this logo

[Sirotnikov]

Originally posted by Ming


I was wondering the same... I would recommend you edit the post and do an image link instead

Actually in my head it was perfectly logical, because since this was not a babe pic (rather a logo) it would be alright to attach.

I'll go edit it out.

done

[Ming]

Thank You

[Donegeal]

Nice selection of pictures for the logo Siro!!!

[Dis]

Originally posted by AAHZ


dis got pwned

the problem is you can't see it right after you posted it because it's in the cache. I see it now. So embarassing

[Sirotnikov]

Originally posted by Dis

the problem is you can't see it right after you posted it because it's in the cache. I see it now. So embarassing

yes happens to me alot.


I've learnt to clear the cache.

[Apocalypse]

Titanium implants are breast


By MICHAEL DAY
April 14, 2007


THOUSANDS of women are to get breast implants cased in metal to try to reduce post-op deformity.

Breast tissue can react with standard silicone implants making the enlargement become hard and painful.

Docs hope a microscopic coating of titanium, which is used in false hip joints, will prevent this reaction.

Cosmetic surgeons have begun recruiting 3,000 women in Australia to test the implant.

Initial results from the first 80 patients are very positive, according to study leader Dr Daniel Fleming in Melbourne.

He explained: “The idea is the body sees the titanium, not the silicone, and it won’t react. There is a significant problem so it’s exciting to try to find ways to avoid it.”

About seven per cent of patients in Australia suffer from the hardening and distortion, called capsular conjecture. The trial is expected to last at least a year.

[Solly]