Diagnosed by Explorer XS

neilo

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Aug 23, 2005
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A couple of years ago I had a phone call from my daughter,she told me she thought my 3 year old grandson might have swallowed a coin.She said she had seen him playing with it on the table and now it had vanished.
I said to her to bring him around and I would scan him with my Explorer, confident that the machine could do it.Well she came around and I ran the detector across his belly and I got a good clear signal identifying the coin as an Australian 5 cent piece.Then she took him down to the doctor who took an xray confirming that it was indeed a 5 cent piece.She was scared that he might need surgery to remove the coin but the doctor said as it was only a small coin he should pass it naturally in a few days and that she should keep an eye on him just in case of complications. So on a daily basis I scanned him with the detector and finally on the third day the signal vanished.
We figured that using the detector was a better option than the obviuos unpleasant bit of digging!

There are a couple of punch lines which go well here.

We waited for him to put his money down !

He put down a cash deposit

new to the forum from down under seeya Neilo
 

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"Good thinking! That was using your cents!"
"Glad it wasn't a dollar coin, or he could have been accused of passing the buck!"
HEADLINE: "3 year old swallows Queen Elizabeth II and an echidna in one gulp!"
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Better to have a grandson that dumps money on you.
Than a grandson who doesn't. HH
 

thanks for your funny replies I think there great

A couple more,

all for a small cash outlay

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seeya neilo
 

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