This is too good to ever be forgotten...
KtjaYak: well you see...a swan neck deformity is when a swan's neck is deformed. Please see the Trumpet of the Swan for an example. In that case, the swan could not speak, so it learned to play a trumpet. This is easily overcome, as demonstrated by this textbook example. A boutenniere deformity, however, is far more serious. This is when a plant will only grow a stem long enough for a boutonniere. these flowers can therefore only be used for weddings and proms, and quincenieras in California and other places with large hispanic populations. This term can also refer to a man with an extremely short phallus--it mimics the length of a stem on a flower in a boutonniere. Thus, as you can see, a far more serious condition in either of its manifestations, and the swan neck deformity is much easier to circumvent
Auto response from HtLips1357: if you can make clear to me the difference between a swan neck deformity and a boutonniere deformity...i will love you forever, i will love you for always
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KtjaYak: I should probably write medical textbooks
What would I do without my friends to keep me sane?!?
Auto response from HtLips1357: if you can make clear to me the difference between a swan neck deformity and a boutonniere deformity...i will love you forever, i will love you for always
frustrated:-\
KtjaYak: I should probably write medical textbooks
What would I do without my friends to keep me sane?!?