yikes...let's just say she's wrong wrong wrong and it's not a tumor!!!
i shall joust that doctor and prove her wrong!
TO THE DEATH!
Don't worry Hughie. We all might have brain tumors. They seem very popular these days. One of the most popular models of the 'Tumor' brand, apparently.
Biert Is Extraordinarily Rad & Terrific
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"It's the unicorns paparazzi. They have finally found you and are coming to take you home, prince Biert." -- Faffy
Twitter.com/Biert | D* | Proud member of the VVV
"It's the unicorns paparazzi. They have finally found you and are coming to take you home, prince Biert." -- Faffy
I'm off to the next festival tomorrow, this time it's the Party.San festival...see you guys on Sunday!
stupid fucking whiskas
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On the good news front, dethklok the album!
With Gene Hogland on the drums! Widdly-widdly-widdle!!!
Want to move? Feel the groove!
i hope everyone has bought a gene shirt from http://www.hoglanindustries.com ! i know i have!
What is Gozu?
"Charles Darwin was a fucking hero"
"Charles Darwin was a fucking hero"
Haven't been around the last few days, but I'm back now. I posted this on another board:
My doggie Pippin damaged his spine on Sunday. He has 2 ruptured discs which have resulted in the paralysis of his back legs and bowels. So needless to say, Will and I are now the parents of a "special needs" child. The good news is that he's stretching out his back legs and still has sensation in them. It's just going to be a very long recovery (if and when he does recover). We're trying to stay positive, and keep him positive...it's just hard because he doesn't undestand why he can't run around anymore and do the little doggie things he used to do.
So anyways, please keep all your fingers and toes crossed for him!
My doggie Pippin damaged his spine on Sunday. He has 2 ruptured discs which have resulted in the paralysis of his back legs and bowels. So needless to say, Will and I are now the parents of a "special needs" child. The good news is that he's stretching out his back legs and still has sensation in them. It's just going to be a very long recovery (if and when he does recover). We're trying to stay positive, and keep him positive...it's just hard because he doesn't undestand why he can't run around anymore and do the little doggie things he used to do.
So anyways, please keep all your fingers and toes crossed for him!
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