BigOrangeAl 1979
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Soreness but overall good. Heres the car. Mine is the white. It's worse than the pictures show. He crossed my path to turn left out of the publix. He didnt see me because an SUV that was turning in where he was blocked me. Thanks for asking!
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Kinda broke it. Glad you're OK. Looks expensive, though. Definitely a solid hit.
4:00pm dinners out, driving slow in the left lane, leaving your turn signal on, falling asleep and snoring in the theater.........
Change all of that.
Did you decide to order a different brand of TP, or are you going to panic just because Amazon was out of one brand?I went to Amazon to refill my usual poop paper and they were out. This coronavirus is hitting home for me. Oh and when I was at the grocery store yesterday, they didn't have any hand sanitizer either. This is bad, really really bad.
4:00 is at least 3 hours too early for dinner. Is 85 mph considered too slow in the left lane? Plus, I'm bad at not using my turn signal if nobody is close by. If I don't turn it on, I won't need to turn it off. I don't go to theaters, and I only sleep after about 11:30 at night, no naps.4:00pm dinners out, driving slow in the left lane, leaving your turn signal on, falling asleep and snoring in the theater.........
Change all of that.
4:00 is at least 3 hours too early for dinner. Is 85 mph considered too slow in the left lane? Plus, I'm bad at not using my turn signal if nobody is close by. If I don't turn it on, I won't need to turn it off. I don't go to theaters, and I only sleep after about 11:30 at night, no naps.
Nope.
My old buddy from Savannah (and he's 66 or 67, about a year older than me) is flying into Houston right now, to continue his immunotherapy at MD Anderson tomorrow. I'm going to be putting him up tomorrow night through Monday morning in the double-wide at my workplace. He may be bringing me a present that might kill us both; if so, we'll have a helluva party on the way out.
That's right. I have been a patient of MD Anderson myself. This was 9-10 years ago, had a small lesion on my lower lip that was fortuitously, completely removed by a former Navy surgeon (an ear/nose/throat guy in the Woodlands my GP sent me to) when he did a "shave biopsy" for the initial diagnosis. It was assayed as a type of skin cancer (not a melanoma but I forget the technical name for it) which if left untreated could potentially metastasize. Not knowing how cleanly it was dealt with by the biopsy, or whether it might have already spread, I went to several more doctors including a great lady (a top Moh's surgeon) at Baylor who cut on it as well, and also to MD Anderson, and did a topical chemo-type treatment that temporarily tore up my lip... but I have been clean ever since the old Navy guy took the knife to me.I gotta say the healthcare industry in Houston is probably one of the finest in the world. There are hospitals everywhere. What is it...Texas Medical Center? Has like 100,000 employees.
Squamous. That's what it was.That's right. I have been a patient of MD Anderson myself. This was 9-10 years ago, had a small lesion on my lower lip that was fortuitously, completely removed by a former Navy surgeon (an ear/nose/throat guy in the Woodlands my GP sent me to) when he did a "shave biopsy" for the initial diagnosis. It was assayed as a type of skin cancer (not a melanoma but I forget the technical name for it) which if left untreated could potentially metastasize. Not knowing how cleanly it was dealt with by the biopsy, or whether it might have already spread, I went to several more doctors including a great lady (a top Moh's surgeon) at Baylor who cut on it as well, and also to MD Anderson, and did a topical chemo-type treatment that temporarily tore up my lip... but I have been clean ever since the old Navy guy took the knife to me.