So what’s your story? (44)
tomcatty: Every one on CS has their own story, people are interested in your this is your chance to tell it,
go ahead the chance might not come again.
Once upon a timego ahead the chance might not come again.
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germanspitz: Once upon a time
Ah cinder spitz
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You'll have to buy the book.
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Cranky_Geezer: You'll have to buy the book.
Hey! You stole my line! But mine's a Trilogy!
Each written in the language of the country it's based in
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Selenite: Hey! You stole my line!
But mine's a Trilogy!
Each written in the language of the country it's based in
Any sequels planned for NY? But mine's a Trilogy!
Each written in the language of the country it's based in
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You'll have to wait for the movie...
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Cranky_Geezer: Any sequels planned for NY?
Not sure... I'd have to learn to speak American!
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@ TC's unlikely to materialise fantasies!
Come and stand in front of me naked and say that, or are you chicken.
Come and stand in front of me naked and say that, or are you chicken.
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tomcatty: @ TC's unlikely to materialise fantasies!
Come and stand in front of me naked and say that, or are you chicken.
Who said my fantasies matched yours? Come and stand in front of me naked and say that, or are you chicken.
In what world does a woman get naked in front of a man to prove to him she's not chicken? The very idea that he should even think of it is the reason why I only like some men and tolerate the others! I get fed up with guys deciding when women should get naked and for what reason
Are we still friends?
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Selenite: Who said my fantasies matched yours?
In what world does a woman get naked in front of a man to prove to him she's not chicken? The very idea that he should even think of it is the reason why I only like some men and tolerate the others! I get fed up with guys deciding when women should get naked and for what reason
Are we still friends?
I thought there would be more gratitude from a woman whose been rejected more times than marmite.In what world does a woman get naked in front of a man to prove to him she's not chicken? The very idea that he should even think of it is the reason why I only like some men and tolerate the others! I get fed up with guys deciding when women should get naked and for what reason
Are we still friends?
I just thought naked would show off your best bits. You can keep your knickers on if you want, i like ripping them off, gently.
Yes we are still friends
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Selenite: Not sure... I'd have to learn to speak American! you know for the quadrilogy to each be in a different language
If you visit NY just say, "ya know", "whaddya talking about?", "get lost", and "I'll take the crispy crust pizza." You'll be fine.------ This thread is Archived ------
My story ...
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
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secretagent09: My story ...
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
my prayers are with you and your family SALast week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
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tomcatty: my prayers are with you and your family SA
Thank you Tom ------ This thread is Archived ------
secretagent09: My story ...
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
My thoughts are with you Secret. I have a family member battling pancreatic cancer which is metastatic.
In metastasis, cancer cells break away from where they first formed (primary cancer), travel through the blood or lymph system, and form new tumors (metastatic tumors) in other parts of the body. The metastatic tumor is the same type of cancer as the primary tumor. He was given 3 months.
He is now on his 4th lot of chemo as the first inputs shrunk the pancreatic tumour but spread the metastasis. In 2 weeks he has a full body scan and will know what his prospects are.
It's heart breaking.
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tomcatty: I thought there would be more gratitude from a woman whose been rejected more times than marmite.
I just thought naked would show off your best bits. You can keep your knickers on if you want, i like ripping them off, gently.
Yes we are still friends
Who is that marmite woman you talk about? I just thought naked would show off your best bits. You can keep your knickers on if you want, i like ripping them off, gently.
Yes we are still friends
Why do people assume others are 'on their own' because they've been rejected? Not everyone is so scared of their own company that they'd rather stay in the company of someone who's clearly not going to cut it in the long run!
I see the effect of the 'nice pill' has warn off ...
That reminds me of a third (to be read with an Irish accent) category of men ...
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Cranky_Geezer: If you visit NY just say, "ya know", "whaddya talking about?", "get lost", and "I'll take the crispy crust pizza." You'll be fine.
Brilliant! I can now speak fluent NYorker! 
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secretagent09: My story ...
Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
Much love Secret Last week my son-in-law had surgery for a deviated septum in his nose. Normal procedure is to take a biopsy of what is removed from your body. Cancer was found
Without going into a lot of medical terminology yesterday my son-in-law went back to the hospital for invasive surgery. The surgeon went all the way to the skin and took a flap from turbinate and built up the septum. They also did some reconstruction. Labs said there was no more squamous carcinoma cells but there were still abnormal cells. They couldn’t cut anymore. They will know if he will needs radiation when he sees a nasal cancer doctor that is two hours from his home. He has a long road ahead to recover from the surgery he had yesterday. Since there are abnormal cells I'm worried that he will need more invasive surgery.
I normally don't do a lot of posting but I did today to try to take my mind off this horrible diagnosis. My son-in-law is the second best person I've ever known. My husband was number one.
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go ahead the chance might not come again.