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02-03-2008, 07:08 AM
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02-03-2008, 07:20 AM
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Morning Darren just wanted you to know us Delawareans are still thinking and wishing you a speedy recovery!
Found this in a sig of a MD chapter member. Pretty much sums up my outlook on life, so I stole it to share with you.
Found this in a sig of a MD chapter member. Pretty much sums up my outlook on life, so I stole it to share with you.
Originally Posted by 80351
Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways totally worn out shouting "Holy Crap, What a Ride"
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02-03-2008, 10:53 AM
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Originally Posted by tjc transport
...i guess if you need a replacement, we can always drug George and have Timmy "remove one" while he is giving him a shave.
i mean really. the old fart don't need them anymore.
i mean really. the old fart don't need them anymore.
I thought I was going to bust a stitch or two.
Dan - it is fine that George posted this else where. Barry did too. Not a problem with me.
Tim - are you cancer free now? Thanks for the offer and I may drop you a line sometime.
George - I like that statement. I have always been one to "live life to the fullest as you never know when your number is up" sort of person.
And thanks to everyone else who have posted up. It really means a lot.
#56
02-03-2008, 11:10 AM
Originally Posted by Ronin007
Now that is funny!!!
I thought I was going to bust a stitch or two.
Dan - it is fine that George posted this else where. Barry did too. Not a problem with me.
Tim - are you cancer free now? Thanks for the offer and I may drop you a line sometime.
George - I like that statement. I have always been one to "live life to the fullest as you never know when your number is up" sort of person.
And thanks to everyone else who have posted up. It really means a lot.
I thought I was going to bust a stitch or two.
Dan - it is fine that George posted this else where. Barry did too. Not a problem with me.
Tim - are you cancer free now? Thanks for the offer and I may drop you a line sometime.
George - I like that statement. I have always been one to "live life to the fullest as you never know when your number is up" sort of person.
And thanks to everyone else who have posted up. It really means a lot.
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02-03-2008, 11:26 AM
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Well after checking some other threads I see that it was Frank that got the word out on my surgery. Thanks Frank. 
Just to clarify, this all happened so fast and I was backed up at work due to being sick for a week that I wasn't posting on FTE. So between work, going for tests and exams, I didn't post on here what was going on with me. Wasn't trying to keep it a secret (like you can do that around here
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Fred - interesting idea of rep points to beat cancer. Thanks for the thought. BTW since selling my Range Rover I don't talk to people from the down-under as much as I use to so you bring back some great memories.
Just to clarify, this all happened so fast and I was backed up at work due to being sick for a week that I wasn't posting on FTE. So between work, going for tests and exams, I didn't post on here what was going on with me. Wasn't trying to keep it a secret (like you can do that around here
).Fred - interesting idea of rep points to beat cancer. Thanks for the thought. BTW since selling my Range Rover I don't talk to people from the down-under as much as I use to so you bring back some great memories.
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02-03-2008, 12:01 PM
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