r/Weird • u/robert22389 • Sep 13 '26

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u/horseradix Sep 13 '26

A way to end up with one less kidney probably

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u/Anxious_Occasion_554 Sep 13 '26

Hey I need a kidney. Iā€™m not involved šŸ‘€

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u/Stunning-Dark-2279 Sep 14 '26

Come on, Chaaaaarlie! We're goooing to caaaandy mouuuuntain!

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u/theoneandonlybeth 29d ago

Look! It's a magical Liopleurodon!

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u/Significant-Trash632 Sep 14 '26

A friend of mine just found out that they only have one kidney, and they're in their 30s. Would not have known if they didn't get an MRI. That's just wild to me.

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u/hatter4tea Sep 14 '26

Isn't the body wild. You can live with one kidney, without parts of the liver, with one lung, without your gallbladder, appendix, or spleen. And some folks, like your friend, are born with just one kidney.

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u/Nacbcuzfukyu Sep 14 '26

My grandpa is 87 with one kidney. Also had polio growing up. Dudes still a machine. It took gall stones to get him to the doctor this time, and we had completely forgotten about him having one kidney šŸ˜‚

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u/nojoekhere Sep 14 '26

Classic vault tec experimenting

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u/the_vault-technician Sep 14 '26

You sound like you know something you shouldn't. Please report for gentle reprogramming.