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PostPosted: Mon Feb 08, 2010 2:24 am 
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Roffensian wrote:
To quote the mighty BoneDoc........

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It is the ulnar head on the small finger side of the wrist and the radial styloid on the thumb side. By definition the wrist is a joint, and therefore the space between bones. What you meant to say was distal forearm.



You guys know about the search function right??? :poke: :nana:

Really? There's a search function??? :wink: :lol:

No, I just like winding Boney up a little with my immense "knowledge" of the human skeleton. :lol: Sorry Boney, no offense mate.

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Driver8 wrote:
Roffensian wrote:
To quote the mighty BoneDoc........

BoneDoc wrote:
It is the ulnar head on the small finger side of the wrist and the radial styloid on the thumb side. By definition the wrist is a joint, and therefore the space between bones. What you meant to say was distal forearm.



You guys know about the search function right??? :poke: :nana:

Really? There's a search function??? :wink: :lol:

No, I just like winding Boney up a little with my immense "knowledge" of the human skeleton. :lol: Sorry Boney, no offense mate.

D8, if I could be wound and offended by that, I would not last too long in life. Roff is absolutely correct. Stunning, as he simply quotes me :nana:
Funny thing is, if you just said "wrist" instead of "wrist bone" it would still make sense and be anatomically correct. Too much trouble though, eh? :poke:

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BoneDoc wrote:
D8, if I could be wound and offended by that, I would not last too long in life.

I didn't think it would really, Boney! :D I'll have to try a bit harder then! :wink: :poke:

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