Hi

Since this is only my second topic, I'll have to reiterate my standard disclaimer ™ , which states that I'm not bonkers (much) , not a prankster and don't wear tinfoil.

However throughout my life I have had a lot of very odd experiences that seem to fit closely with the supposed 'UFO abductions' that happen to people. With regard to cold hard proof I have picked up the odd unusual body mark but nothing particularly exciting, let along solid . But recently I might have something which is worthy of consideration.

After having a (very !) painful lump for quite some time (i'm not saying exactly where , because it's damn embarrassing ! ) I finally had it removed because it might have been a precursor to cancer. it was benign , and a lump rather than a 'growth' but in the 'circle' of tissue that was removed around it, the surgeon found something odd.

Take a look :

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc155/j...essimplant1.jpg

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc155/j...essimplant2.jpg

http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc155/j...essimplant3.jpg


I apologize for the photo quality. My camera is basic, but I should be able to take some better shots with my friends one soon.

For scale it is about 3-4mm long and about 2mm thick. So hardly huge, but not tiny either. It feels dense but does bounce a bit if dropped. Given it's bodily location, it's about the most remote place you would expect something to be lodged.

I am not jumping to the conclusion : OMG!!! it's an alien implant !!!!. I am just curious and and wonder if people have seen anything like this, or if they have any ideas.

Thanks

Jess

Something similar happened to me.

Once when I was diving in the ocean I had hit my foot against something and cut it but didn't realise. In the heat of the moment I hadn't felt a thing.

Weeks later, after the wound had healed I noticed a lump in my foot and had it removed. It was a black, almost metallic looking object that turned out to be a piece of coral.

Often times soldiers and police officers find things in their body that later turn out to be shrapnel or pieces of metal or bullets they have been hit with in the past and never realised it.

That could be anything. You could have been walking down the street on a cold day and a car going past had gone over a piece of rock or metal or something and it was flung towards you from the tire and hit you.

There are a lot rational answers for finding a piece of metal in your body. It's not uncommon at all.

I've actually seen someone get hit with a small drill bit that broke once. It penetrated the skin and there was no blood at all. Just a small mark.

If you're working or are extremely busy and your mind is distracted it is not surprising that you wouldn't feel it. And find it as a lump in your body months or years later.

It really looks to me like you've had a similar accident and never realised it.

Take it to a lab. Heck take it to a College.

Get it analyzed somewhere.

If it was in his testicle I believe he would have felt it, no matter how distracted. But he should have it analysed.

analysed for what exactly people.


To me mate it looks like a little bit of glass. Clearly though it is foreign .. youi must feel relieved to have that crap out of your body.

Analysed for his peace of mind ?

At least they didn't find this >>

Depending on where it was, it could be several things. I don't have any medical training, but that object looks like it could be a deposit of some thing normally found in the body (calcium maybe). Actually, it looks like a decomposed piece of fingernail. Maybe you are like an oyster, and there was a foreign object that somehow entered your body and the result is the 'pearl' we are looking at.

lol what movie is that from again?

Pulp Fiction

great film that.

just get it tested out find out what its composed.............imagine if it was a made of an element unknown to earth......

What's wrong with tin foil? It's a great heat insulator.


You should take it to a university and have it analyzed. If it is an alien implant, you might want to have it put back. No telling what it might be. It might be there to help you in some way. Maybe they put it there to cure your cancer. A university or any good doctor can tell you what it is or isn't.

Hitman

About 8 years ago I started having pain in my right foot, in the heel. I thought it was a Plantar wart or something (at the time I was in college sharing a house shower with 4 other people, ewwww!).

One day the pain got so extreme I got stupid and cut into the lump on my heel with a knife, and the skin parted, revealing a good sized piece of glass, about the size and width of a nickel. Judging from the wearing on the edges, it looked like it had been in there for a while! I must have stepped in glass as a kid and not realized it!

To find out what it is made of. If the item in question is made of an earthly material, a common rock for example that is removed from the sole of a foot it stands to reason that it may not be an implant neccessarily, but rather a leftover bit of material from a common injury. Often these foreign objects are found in the feet sometimes in the hands. having these items tested to see what they are made of is well worth the time and effort. I certainly would want to know...

Doesn't look like anything that you would encounter on a daily basis.

I agree with the previous posts... get it analyzed for its atomic composition and whatnot.

Maybe its a new type of kidney stone!

Or Worse yet... THIS...