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You smiled, you spoke, and I believed - 12 Apr 2006 17:00 GMT
Brokeback Mountain
> A rugged cowboy from Brokeback Mountain, Wyoming, goes into the
> doctor's office and has some tests run. The doctor comes back and
> says, "I am not going to beat around the bush, You have AIDS." The
> cowboy tugs at his Stetson and sets his jaw and says, "Doc, what can
> I do?" The doctor says, "I want you to go home and eat 5 pounds of
> spicy sausage, a head of cabbage, 20 un-peeled carrots drenched in
> hot Sauce, 10 Jalapeno peppers, 40 walnuts and 40 peanuts, 1/2 box of
> Grapenuts Cereal, and top it off with a gallon of prune juice." The
> cowboy squares his rugged shoulders and asks, "Will that cure me,
> Doc?" The doctor says, "No, but it should leave you with a better
> understanding of what your a.s is for."

j.
juniper - 13 Apr 2006 06:02 GMT
Dave,
I can't believe you got away with this.  One time whitesox put a mild
little one liner in his post that mentioned a jewish mother in law or
something, and started about 50 posts.  His dx was lost in that one....
This one is a lot meaner.  Funny, but mean.  Anyway, glad to see your
sense of humor survived intact.  How are you feeling?
laurel

> Brokeback Mountain
>  > A rugged cowboy from Brokeback Mountain, Wyoming, goes into the
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> j.
You smiled, you spoke, and I believed - 13 Apr 2006 16:41 GMT
> Dave,
> I can't believe you got away with this.  One time whitesox put a mild
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>>
>>j.

it will be 5 months since my brachytherapy, next week.

I feel fine.

Only problem now is short time between notice I have to pee and peeing.

Otherwise feel great, starting exercising, will be back on bicyle this week.

Plan to ride the hotter n hell hundred at end of August.

BTW, I use a recumbent bicycle.

thanks for asking.

and you?

j.
You smiled, you spoke, and I believed - 13 Apr 2006 19:35 GMT
>> Dave,
>> I can't believe you got away with this.  One time whitesox put a mild
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>
> j.

btw not dave.

j.
juniper - 14 Apr 2006 03:20 GMT
> > it will be 5 months since my brachytherapy, next week.
> > I feel fine.
> > Only problem now is short time between notice I have to pee and peeing.
> > Otherwise feel great, starting exercising, will be back on bicyle this
> > week.
> > Plan to ride the hotter n hell hundred at end of August.

Where is that?

> > BTW, I use a recumbent bicycle.
> > thanks for asking.
> btw not dave.

oops.  ;)
dave481 - 14 Apr 2006 15:23 GMT
That's ok Laurel. Easy mistake. It was a very, very, funny joke. I'm
still laughing. And for future reference, with no offense to to "you
smiled" or "j."  I'm sort of an old fashioned, gentleman cowboy, and
don't tell that type of joke in mixed company. However, I did not take
offense and DO love to laugh. So in that spirit, Thanks, You
Smiled.....j.?  or whomever.....LOL
Mary Fisher - 14 Apr 2006 16:45 GMT
> That's ok Laurel. Easy mistake. It was a very, very, funny joke. I'm
> still laughing. And for future reference, with no offense to to "you
> smiled" or "j."  I'm sort of an old fashioned, gentleman cowboy, and
> don't tell that type of joke in mixed company. However, I did not take
> offense and DO love to laugh. So in that spirit, Thanks, You
> Smiled.....j.?  or whomever.....LOL

If readers understand a joke which isn't blatantly descriptive they have no
right to be offended.

I just wish I could remember the list of 'medications' :-(

Mary
juniper - 14 Apr 2006 18:45 GMT
> If readers understand a joke which isn't blatantly descriptive they have no
> right to be offended.

Brokeback Mountain is a US movie that has gay cowboys, as I understand
it. Probably better known on this side of the ocean.

> I just wish I could remember the list of 'medications' :-(

What list of medications?

How did your husband's testing come out?

best regards, laurel
Mary Fisher - 14 Apr 2006 20:33 GMT
>> If readers understand a joke which isn't blatantly descriptive they have
>> no
>> right to be offended.
>
> Brokeback Mountain is a US movie that has gay cowboys, as I understand
> it. Probably better known on this side of the ocean.

I think I've heard of it but we haven't a tv and don't go to the pictures.
Movies :-)

>> I just wish I could remember the list of 'medications' :-(
>
> What list of medications?

e.g. Grape Nuts (My everyday breakfast - I didn't know it had laxative
properties!) is the only element I can remember.I could look back ...

> How did your husband's testing come out?

<sigh>

Still hasn't had results. He had a pre-assessment for a core biopsy last
week. No idea when the biopsy will happen:-(

However, apparently there was no evidence of cancer in my endometrium, I
have a clinic appointment next week.

But I've made progress by being pushy, he won't ... :-(

Thanks for asking,

Mary
 
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