Scary,scary, like a little crocodile! Waht are his 'dimensions?' Is he grown up? nm

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In Reply to: Naw, he was actually behaving himself that night! - CrankyBeach

Subject: Scary,scary, like a little crocodile! Waht are his 'dimensions?' Is he grown up? nm

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Who's good with pacemaker implantation terminology? - CrankyBeach
- QA overruled us all! - CrankyBeach
  - thanks for telling us, but 'stylus' is also right...sm - ()
- it is styloid...googled - ()
  - the radial styloid process is a part - sm - mp
- styloid - ()
- I believe he is saying "stylus" - nm - mp
  - Perhaps; - CrankyBeach
    - no prob - by the way, what is that in your avitar? - nm - mp
      - Licking gecko-goo off my thumb... - CrankyBeach
      - It's a New Caledonian crested gecko. :) - CrankyBeach
        COOL!! -nm - mp
        omg, that's scary!.....nm - ()
        Naw, he was actually behaving himself that night! - CrankyBeach
        Scary,scary, like a little crocodile! Waht are his 'dimensions?' Is he grown up? nm - ()
        Was trying to post a picture to show his size... - CrankyBeach
        not so scary anymore! So small and no tail.. Reminds me of the Geiko gecko...nm - ()
        Yes, he's all grown up... - CrankyBeach
        interesting! Strange that their tail does not grow back, - ()

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