Re: Not always joking, it seems

mike weber <fair****tfan@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in 
news:ramnr31gfd3gaoj13vftkni05fc1p5nbgm@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I once personally knew a young man who was shot in the head 
with a .22
> Saturday night special; when he arrived at the hospital, 
the doctor
> was rather upset to see the apparent exit wound almost 
diametrically
> opposite the entry; it turned out that the bullet had not 
had
> sufficient energy to penetrate the bone and had travelled 
under ths
> skin to wher it emerged.

What is the point of telling such anecdotes unless you can 
offer proof that they are true? If someone claims you are 
lying, what response can you have?