Eh, it looks more like a bone-healing glue gun. But that is of course less click-baity to write... sometimes I am so tired of how everything needs to induce some sort of outrage.
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Bone hurting juice when the bone healing gun shows up:
It shoots bone apple tea
Gun breaks bones.
Gun heals bones.
Can’t explain that.
So Americans have been ahead of their time, just waiting for this invention?
Americans are about 20th on a list of countries of gun deaths per year, yet have approximately 3 guns per resident.
Orthopedic surgeons get another carpentry tool! Can't wait to see how they find a reason to use a brad nailer!
Love this kinda story. Novel approach but obvious when you think about it.
The Chinese version that shoots an oyster-inspired glue into wound sounds a lot slicker.