Re: Bring Out Your Dead (Part Whatever v2.0)
I think she's too proud.
Either way, Zsa Zsa is indeed the new Rasputin.
I think she's too proud.
Either way, Zsa Zsa is indeed the new Rasputin.
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Bring Out Your Dead (Part Whatever v2.0)
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Re: Bring Out Your Dead (Part Whatever v2.0)
Most of those guys trying to kill Rasputin were nancy boys. I think her husband, the "prince", is far worse and far more dangerous.
Most of those guys trying to kill Rasputin were nancy boys. I think her husband, the "prince", is far worse and far more dangerous.
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Honestly, in a nutshell (thanks, Wiki):
In 2002, Gabor was a passenger in an automobile crash, partially paralyzed, and was hospitalized for several weeks. In 2005, she suffered a stroke, underwent surgery to remove an arterial blockage, and returned home a few weeks later. In 2007, she had surgery related to her previous stroke, and then underwent surgery to treat an infection.[27]
In July 2010, Gabor was taken to the hospital after she fell at home,[28] requiring hip replacement.[29][30] She was discharged from the hospital but soon returned, and was in critical condition after the removal of two blood clots,[31] at which point she requested last rites.[32][33][34]
On August 16, 2010, she left the hospital, but was in and out of the hospital for several months thereafter.[35][36][37] She was hospitalized again on January 2, 2011, and was erroneously reported to be close to death, reports denied and decried by her publicist Edward Lozzi who claimed that the reports were being disseminated by an "unreliable source". [1] She was eventually scheduled to have a portion of her right leg amputated below the knee after cancerous lesions were discovered by her doctors.[38] Gabor's leg was subsequently amputated above the knee on January 14, 2011.[39] On Tuesday, February 1, 2011, Gabor was transported by ambulance to UCLA Medical Center due to internal bleeding.[40] On March 2, 2011 Gabor returned to the hospital for a restricted blood flow in her left leg.
She won't die. Period. Now, I'm not WISHING for her death or anything, but jeebus, it's gotta be pride driving her.
Honestly, in a nutshell (thanks, Wiki):
In 2002, Gabor was a passenger in an automobile crash, partially paralyzed, and was hospitalized for several weeks. In 2005, she suffered a stroke, underwent surgery to remove an arterial blockage, and returned home a few weeks later. In 2007, she had surgery related to her previous stroke, and then underwent surgery to treat an infection.[27]
In July 2010, Gabor was taken to the hospital after she fell at home,[28] requiring hip replacement.[29][30] She was discharged from the hospital but soon returned, and was in critical condition after the removal of two blood clots,[31] at which point she requested last rites.[32][33][34]
On August 16, 2010, she left the hospital, but was in and out of the hospital for several months thereafter.[35][36][37] She was hospitalized again on January 2, 2011, and was erroneously reported to be close to death, reports denied and decried by her publicist Edward Lozzi who claimed that the reports were being disseminated by an "unreliable source". [1] She was eventually scheduled to have a portion of her right leg amputated below the knee after cancerous lesions were discovered by her doctors.[38] Gabor's leg was subsequently amputated above the knee on January 14, 2011.[39] On Tuesday, February 1, 2011, Gabor was transported by ambulance to UCLA Medical Center due to internal bleeding.[40] On March 2, 2011 Gabor returned to the hospital for a restricted blood flow in her left leg.
She won't die. Period. Now, I'm not WISHING for her death or anything, but jeebus, it's gotta be pride driving her.
MissThundercat
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Wes Leonard, 16 years old. Had the game winning shot to clinch his basketball team's perfect season and then collapsed.
Wes Leonard, 16 years old. Had the game winning shot to clinch his basketball team's perfect season and then collapsed.
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Mein Gott It's so tough whenever a high achieving young person dies. Especially in a small town where he's the QB of the football team and the guy who puts the finish on their undefeated season. The circumstances here are so awful, dying literally moments after hitting the winning shot, it's just hard to comprehend. And certainly enough to challenge the faith of all but the most faithful. Here's hoping the young man's family, friends, teammates and all the folks in that town can come together and overcome this devastating blow. Tears in my eyes as I write this. So sad. Words are totally inadequate. God bless.
Mein Gott It's so tough whenever a high achieving young person dies. Especially in a small town where he's the QB of the football team and the guy who puts the finish on their undefeated season. The circumstances here are so awful, dying literally moments after hitting the winning shot, it's just hard to comprehend. And certainly enough to challenge the faith of all but the most faithful. Here's hoping the young man's family, friends, teammates and all the folks in that town can come together and overcome this devastating blow. Tears in my eyes as I write this. So sad. Words are totally inadequate. God bless.
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Point taken. She's a tough old gal all right. I still say those guys who tried to kill Rasputin were sister boys.
Point taken. She's a tough old gal all right. I still say those guys who tried to kill Rasputin were sister boys.
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agree--They feel like clumpy, stiff, superballs stuck under a thick layer of skin. Sometimes they have wrinkles in the plastic (or whatever it is) that shift. Really weird to palpate. They look like overinflated flesh colored balloons. Under a garment, hidden is one thing, Any view of it that you can see a lot - YICK
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All true. But aren't these things strictly in the category of "look but don't touch?" So even if they fail to measure up to the real deals, so what? They're an anatomical Potempkin Village.
All true. But aren't these things strictly in the category of "look but don't touch?" So even if they fail to measure up to the real deals, so what? They're an anatomical Potempkin Village.
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Anything bigger than a handful, you're risking a sprained tongue.
Anything bigger than a handful, you're risking a sprained tongue.
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Exactly-while clothed, they look wonderful. Even from a distance they look great. But they still fail the crucial 'feels like the real thing' test. And most develop hard fibrous capsules that make them look and feel like someone stuck half a grapefruit on a flat board. I would never criticize someone for going through the procedure and if this is what they need to improve their self image-fine. But i have always prepared my patients with the truth about the aesthetics and have talked more young women out of them rather than have them be dissatisfied with the results. Often times though, it is not the young woman who even wants them. It is the overbearing boyfriend or husband who insists she have them done.
Exactly-while clothed, they look wonderful. Even from a distance they look great. But they still fail the crucial 'feels like the real thing' test. And most develop hard fibrous capsules that make them look and feel like someone stuck half a grapefruit on a flat board. I would never criticize someone for going through the procedure and if this is what they need to improve their self image-fine. But i have always prepared my patients with the truth about the aesthetics and have talked more young women out of them rather than have them be dissatisfied with the results. Often times though, it is not the young woman who even wants them. It is the overbearing boyfriend or husband who insists she have them done.
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Many understand this fact-but some do not-they expect these to not only look like perfection, but to feel like normal also and that is just ot the case.
Many understand this fact-but some do not-they expect these to not only look like perfection, but to feel like normal also and that is just ot the case.
leswp1
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Worse when the capsule on one side is not the same on the other. We have a plastics guy around here that tells his pts that as long as they do the correct massage thing after surgery they will feel real. The patients tell me it is their fault because they didn't do what they should.
On the really slender gals they look just ludacris. THey don't move well, really looks like a Mr Potatoe head add on to the front of the chest once the shirt is off.
Worse when the capsule on one side is not the same on the other. We have a plastics guy around here that tells his pts that as long as they do the correct massage thing after surgery they will feel real. The patients tell me it is their fault because they didn't do what they should.
On the really slender gals they look just ludacris. THey don't move well, really looks like a Mr Potatoe head add on to the front of the chest once the shirt is off.Re: Bring Out Your Dead (Part Whatever v2.0)
You could not be more right. Often times things end up uneven. Patients often feel it is their fault because they did not dfo the exercises correctly. My truly rewarding results are in breast reconstructions after mastectomy. That had always been the majority of my cases. In those cases the results were far more acceptable.
Worse when the capsule on one side is not the same on the other. We have a plastics guy around here that tells his pts that as long as they do the correct massage thing after surgery they will feel real. The patients tell me it is their fault because they didn't do what they should.
You could not be more right. Often times things end up uneven. Patients often feel it is their fault because they did not dfo the exercises correctly. My truly rewarding results are in breast reconstructions after mastectomy. That had always been the majority of my cases. In those cases the results were far more acceptable.
leswp1
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I would imagine that they are also happy to have a breast rather than trying to have more than what they did already.
I would imagine that they are also happy to have a breast rather than trying to have more than what they did already.
MissThundercat
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Your post reminded me of one of my favorite poems:
To An Athlete Dying Young by AE Housman said:
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Mike Destefano, finalist on Last Comic Standing: http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1659397/mike-destefano-dead.jhtml
Mike Destefano, finalist on Last Comic Standing: http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1659397/mike-destefano-dead.jhtml
Too bad...he was funny.
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David Broder - renowned political columnist.
David Broder - renowned political columnist.
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Rick Martin, one of the Buffalo Sabres' French Connection line.
Rick Martin, one of the Buffalo Sabres' French Connection line.
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