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ragtopW wrote:

pbans wrote:

alphabits wrote:

caly wrote:

alphabits wrote:
In November 1984 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Thats awesome that you beat it!

I was very fortunate - it was diagnosed early. Some surgery, several weeks of radiation and a couple years of follow-up testing. All things considered it could've been a whole lot worse.

I'm glad that you had a good outcome, Bob....I would have missed not knowing you.

yep.... me too..

Feeling's mutual, Wayne.

alphabits wrote:

pbans wrote:

alphabits wrote:

caly wrote:

alphabits wrote:
In November 1984 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Thats awesome that you beat it!

I was very fortunate - it was diagnosed early. Some surgery, several weeks of radiation and a couple years of follow-up testing. All things considered it could've been a whole lot worse.

I'm glad that you had a good outcome, Bob....I would have missed not knowing you.

Right back atcha ..... and some day we'll get to meet (not meat) in person.
There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

((((((((((((((((Bits))))))))))))))) I am so glad you are here today too! One of my most favorite people her on BN!!!!

and LMAO at the walnuts and nutcracker!

alphabits wrote:

pbans wrote:

alphabits wrote:

caly wrote:

alphabits wrote:
In November 1984 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Thats awesome that you beat it!

I was very fortunate - it was diagnosed early. Some surgery, several weeks of radiation and a couple years of follow-up testing. All things considered it could've been a whole lot worse.

I'm glad that you had a good outcome, Bob....I would have missed not knowing you.

Right back atcha ..... and some day we'll get to meet (not meat) in person.
There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

having hung out with both of you..

that will be a ride..

ragtopW wrote:

alphabits wrote:

pbans wrote:

alphabits wrote:

caly wrote:

alphabits wrote:
In November 1984 I was diagnosed with testicular cancer.

Thats awesome that you beat it!

I was very fortunate - it was diagnosed early. Some surgery, several weeks of radiation and a couple years of follow-up testing. All things considered it could've been a whole lot worse.

I'm glad that you had a good outcome, Bob....I would have missed not knowing you.

Right back atcha ..... and some day we'll get to meet (not meat) in person.
There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

having hung out with both of you..

that will be a ride..

I'm counting on it!
...........and I'm laughing my a$$ off thinking about the nutcracker....totally something my friends would do....well, if I had nuts....but since I don't it really wouldn't be that funny, would it?

pbans wrote:...........and I'm laughing my a$$ off thinking about the nutcracker....totally something my friends would do....well, if I had nuts....but since I don't it really wouldn't be that funny, would it?

I was just happy that wasn't the actual surgical instrument.

alphabits wrote:

pbans wrote:...........and I'm laughing my a$$ off thinking about the nutcracker....totally something my friends would do....well, if I had nuts....but since I don't it really wouldn't be that funny, would it?

I was just happy that wasn't the actual surgical instrument.

A couple of years ago I accidentally spit on my peewally while taking a leak.

My brother and I went to a private christian school for one year in high school. We robbed the snack machine every morning before school. Probably still paying for it.

alphabits wrote:There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

OMG....... but...... SPEW!!!!

Glad you found out early and killed it!!!!

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

alphabits wrote:There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

OMG....... but...... SPEW!!!!

Glad you found it early and beat it!!!!

I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!

Tequila Revenge wrote:

SchoolGirlHeart wrote:

alphabits wrote:There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

OMG....... but...... SPEW!!!!

Glad you found out early and killed it!!!!

I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!
I will not post the thoughts of a 15 year old boy!

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@ Bits, TR, and Jen!!

Oh My! Such . . . such . . . Jocularity!

flyboy55 wrote: Oh My! Such . . . such . . . Jocularity!

I have to get my jocularities custom-made now.

alphabits wrote:

flyboy55 wrote: Oh My! Such . . . such . . . Jocularity!

I have to get my jocularities custom-made now.

Oh Bits

Our Dad ( Rogues and Mine)
owned the shop that the Green Mamba was developed in..

after the fact.. but still..

flyboy55 wrote:


Oh My! Such . . . such . . . Jocularity!

It's been 47 years since my last confession

I was 18 before I knew you made coffee with water ........

I was the same age when I first tasted a mushroom............

pbans wrote:

ragtopW wrote:

alphabits wrote:

pbans wrote:

alphabits wrote:

caly wrote:

Thats awesome that you beat it!

I was very fortunate - it was diagnosed early. Some surgery, several weeks of radiation and a couple years of follow-up testing. All things considered it could've been a whole lot worse.

I'm glad that you had a good outcome, Bob....I would have missed not knowing you.

Right back atcha ..... and some day we'll get to meet (not meat) in person.
There's a funny story that goes with my "ordeal" (well funny in a kinda twisted way). I was in the hospital the week of Thanksgiving. Some of my co-workers decided to have a plant sent to my hospital room. In what I assume was an attempt to make the planter a bit seasonal, the florist included ...... wait for it ...... walnuts and a nutcracker! A few of the folks who sent it were mortified when they found out. I thought it was one of the funniest g.d. things ever and laughed myself silly. Laughter really IS the best medicine.

having hung out with both of you..

that will be a ride..

I'm counting on it!
...........and I'm laughing my a$$ off thinking about the nutcracker....totally something my friends would do....well, if I had nuts....but since I don't it really wouldn't be that funny, would it?

Two grape fruits and a juicer?

Though most of you don't really know me anyway this has been fun to read, here's my two cents...
A few years back, at least 4 years, we had a thread on here about 10 things to do before you died, (I looked for, it I think it would've been interesting to see what everyone accomplished).
At the time I was a courier, and on a daily basis I would visit with the receptionist of a dealership I delivered to. Anyway I put on the thread that one of the things I wanted to do before I died was that receptionist . As of january we have been seeing each other for 4 years , bummer part is she does belong to someone else, so to speak

Umm.. I'm a hopeless romantic and own a copy of The Notebook, to loosely quote the movie.." people ask if I've lived a good life and I can honestly say I've loved someone with all my heart, and to me that's pretty good."

I'm a huge Star Wars geek, I have a leg sleeve of the major bad guys on my right leg(I have to portraits to finish my leg completely) and a mandalorian symbol on the back of my head.

Also, I briefly met Tiki Bar at the Margaritaville in Vegas during Club Trini,( the 10/27 show) but due to shyness and lack of drink to curb said shyness, I didn't venture to the table to meet anyone else .

Growing up I had a pretty big birth mark in the center of my back and for as long as I can remember she would tell me that it was a sign of Aztec royalty . Now that it's barely visible and at no point in my 35 years did the aztecs come looking for me to lead them, I think my mom read too many historic romance novels