Benign, I hope?
The many references to the baby she birthed is a pretty good clue!
Oh yeah, thatās right! Well, I just didnāt want to assume anythingābut I was forgetting that!
Now now, I think we all saw that documentary with Arnold Schwarzenegger. Make no assumptions.
So Iām late back to this party, but geez @slybevel, what @Stynx @anon67050589 @anon3072533 said! Thanks for having my back, yāall.
1: Yes.
2: My grandfather, who I remember well and fondly, was born in the 19th Century and died at age 78.
1: No!
2: In 2015, I repeatedly thrashed multiple people well under thirty years old in various kinds of armored combat sports. And some of them I didnāt get to thrash because they ran away.
Four of mine, as well! And two only missed it by a couple of years. (Full disclosure: I had a lot more than the usual 4.)
Iām 55, motherfucker. You decide.
Anyone that uses motherfucker in casual conversation isnāt old.
Aw cāmon, donāt leave us all here guessing. This is just soā¦ so cryptic. [quote=ājaphroaig, post:127, topic:71190ā]
all the things I canāt think of,
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Given this extremely creative community here on the bOING bbs, if you ever need suggestions re The Things, weāll all be happy to pitch ideas your way. Probably needs to be its own thread though, I think.
I wonder if heās forgotten to pack anything?
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Yesā¦ ish.
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I canāt believe Iām actually seriously considering undergoing a colonoscopy. I have two very different friends (each of whom had bowel cancers caught in time, one ate a fantastically clean diet and one ate anything and everything) who are on my case about this. When I had real health insurance and a family practice physician, she looked at my family history and also said I should get one. In my 20s I was wearing black t-shirts, fraying jeans, living in a 3800-square foot warehouse full of rats, painters, musicians etc. in south Austin. Back then I thought colonoscopies were for 80-year olds or something.
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I read books printed on paper. I prefer them that way. And I like to own books.
I wouldnāt have any space left in the houseā¦ which is why I am so glad Seattle has an awesome library and I can purchase some of the bigger tomes of stuff I canāt get there in digital format.
Last night I said goodbye to my mother in law, my sister in law, and had my last pint at the local watering hole. Today I am buying chains for my tires. Tomorrow I select the appropriate towel for my journey, and Saturday I ride!!
(to San Jose)
Do you know the way?
Well this appears to have been sorted out in my absence. Well done peoples. To make it clear, yes I am a Ms (or Mrs, donāt care either way) and the other half is a Mr. He usually prefers Adodo online, but here I like the idea of him being called Mr Xanthe Stone.
Iām getting off his lawn in any case.
And thanks to the legion who chimed in to correct me. I did welcome it, after all.
if you will forgive my impetuousness, i do believe Laird XantheStone is the proper title.
But his ancestry is Chinese, not Scottish.
that hardly matters
anyone can rock tweed and a deerstalker.