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Concussions Kept Tintin Forever Young -- Study
This was first brought up in the comments section on Ladybugs post about comic books
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"Cyr, who wrote the study with the help of his two young sons, noted that Tintin had been knocked out 43 times by serious blows to the head."
Find anything strange there?
A. There's a guy out there who actually wasted time and effort publishing this work
B. Tintin only passed out 43 tmes? Thats way too little, the guy (if u can call him that) would collapse at sudden wind change
It even gets better........
We hypothesize that Tintin has growth hormone deficiency and hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (a disorder of the pituitary gland) from repeated trauma. This could explain his delayed statural growth, delayed onset of puberty and lack of libido," Cyr wrote.
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Among the main reasons for Tintin's injuries were blows from a club, bullet wounds, explosions, car accidents, chloroform poisoning and falls
Concussions Kept Tintin Forever Young -- Study
This was first brought up in the comments section on Ladybugs post about comic books
Check this part out
"Cyr, who wrote the study with the help of his two young sons, noted that Tintin had been knocked out 43 times by serious blows to the head."
Find anything strange there?
A. There's a guy out there who actually wasted time and effort publishing this work
B. Tintin only passed out 43 tmes? Thats way too little, the guy (if u can call him that) would collapse at sudden wind change
It even gets better........
We hypothesize that Tintin has growth hormone deficiency and hypogonadotropic hypogonadism (a disorder of the pituitary gland) from repeated trauma. This could explain his delayed statural growth, delayed onset of puberty and lack of libido," Cyr wrote.
........
Among the main reasons for Tintin's injuries were blows from a club, bullet wounds, explosions, car accidents, chloroform poisoning and falls
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