Croc wrestling in Australia

[Dr Ray]

See the results of croc wrestling! This is to impress you![emoji56]
Australia has nothing to fear![emoji16]


Actually just had a small mole cut out![emoji4]

 

[AfricaHunting.com]

That's a pretty large cut for a small mole!

 

[Ridgewalker]

Come on Ray! I want to see you riding a croc!

 

[CAustin]

Damn if that was a small mole I would hate to see what a big one would cause!

 

[bilmcc]

How deeply had he burrowed in?

 

[BRICKBURN]

Surgical tools in Australia

Surgical Tools everywhere else.

 

[Wheels]

Glad you got it cut out. Seems like it would be uncomfortable having them crawling around in there.

 

[Dr Ray]

Come on Ray! I want to see you riding a croc!

Before or after the croc’s dead?[emoji4][emoji56]

 

[Dr Ray]

Surgical tools in Australia
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Surgical Tools everywhere else.
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Nice one and if pathology says they need to take more out I’ll call you for the chainsaw.[emoji15]

 

[Opposite Pole]

Hang in there buddy

 

[Dr Ray]

Glad you got it cut out. Seems like it would be uncomfortable having them crawling around in there.

They were 4 feet in! Sorry, couldn’t help myself.[emoji56]

 

[Pheroze]

Jeez Dr Ray that really plays havoc with your modeling career. Hope all is well.

 

[Wheels]

You can cover up the scar with a tatoo

 

[Dr Ray]

Jeez Dr Ray that really plays havoc with your modeling career. Hope all is well.

I couldn’t even see the mole that would have centrally gone bad.
Hopefully pathology says - no more![emoji23]

 

[Dr Ray]

You can cover up the scar with a tatoo

Modeling - I must be the “before” man not the “after” [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

Lol!!
Stop laughing Pheroze!![emoji83]

 

[Dr Ray]

You can cover up the scar with a tatoo

What a great idea Wheels. [emoji3][emoji48]

I don’t have any tattoos![emoji56]

 

[Dr Ray]

Damn if that was a small mole I would hate to see what a big one would cause!

I’ll know soon enough whether more has to be cut out[emoji51]

 

[Wheels]

What a great idea Wheels. [emoji3][emoji48]

I don’t have any tattoos![emoji56]

Since your a Dr., you might be interested in how the Tanzanian's used to suture themselves if a medical facility was not available. Cut the leaf off a sisal plant. 2'-3' long. Keep the needle on the leaf and start stripping all of the pulp and all the strands of sisal except for possibly 10 strands that are still attached to the needle. Presto, you now have a needle and thread. The diameter of the needle would have to make it painful, but it was sanitary and did the job.

PS: Planted 3-4 deep they also make great fences.

 

[CAustin]

I’ll know soon enough whether more has to be cut out[emoji51]

I sincerely hope that will not be required sir.

 

[Dr Ray]

I sincerely hope that will not be required sir.

Me too!!![emoji51]