There was a woman not too long ago who went into an MRI wearing a butt plug with a metal core.
this post was submitted on 19 Jan 2025
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Holy Fuck, it went from her ass, deep into her chest core. Pierced by a dull object, i can't even....
JFC, one article quotes, "like an anal rail gun". In other news, I'm starting a band.
pop!
that's fucked
Here's a video of someone taking a handful of coins into an MRI.
Nothing happens, because coins in the US are made of non-ferrous materials.
The magnet is always on, mind you.
I've always wanted to be a frag grenade
would be about as effective as a cyber truck
It's a magnetic resonance cascade Gordon!
troll science
I forgot to take my wallet out of my pants, and it was in the room. None of my cards worked in ATMs after that.
oh no!!!
I have never had an MRI where you didn't completely change into a gown, in a separate room.
They were strict AF, CONSTANTLY asking about piercings, pacemaker, etc... even tattoos (are there metallic ink tattoos?).
How long ago was this?
i saw some Dr house episode where some guy started screaming in the mri because of his tattoos, I guess some pwpoplw do stick and pokes with ink that's got metal, real tattoos won't have any though.
US coins won't work you small ball bearings
Thankfully we have other countries in the world
Coins aren't magnetic though
Don't need to be. MRI will induce current in them which will make them magnetic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Faraday's_law_of_induction
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amp%C3%A8re%27s_circuital_law
Edit: for the pedants in the audience, I’m aware that they won’t be turned into permanent magnets. What I meant is that the electrons flowing through them will make them react to a magnetic field.
And hot.
US ones aren't but other countries exist