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It's ok the smokin' hotties just need to look good and like hockey. Are you a trophy wife?
Oh come on just admit it. You're a hot young wife of a wealthy older man. There is nothing wrong with that.
This is a picture of you right?
http://img526.imageshack.us/img526/2968/augp.jpg Should be SFW
I just got back from the hospital after picking up the CD with my MRI test to take to Dr. Barker. I also got a printout of the last two radiology reports. There are a lot of big words but the bottom line: The tumor hasn't remained the same size.
It's actually shrinking.
In my first MRI last February it was still 2.1x2.1x2.2cm (9.7 cubic centimeters). By June it had shrunk to 2.2x2.2x1.4cm and now is down to 2.2x1.9x1.2cm (5.02 cubic cm). This is better news than I had dared hope. If it continues to shrink I'm wondering if it might be possible to just nuke it and avoid a second surgery. That's beyond my wildest dreams, and I think given its location surgery may still be needed...but maybe. I am reminded of Gene Hackman in Hoosiers when he tells the team, "That's beyond your imaginations...let's just keep it there."
It's been a long time since I've had really good news. I've been unsuccessfully holding back tears of joy since I read this report.
)..... Are you a trophy wife?
*glares*
Really now, SV?
Really?
I know plenty. More than probably 78% of men in this country. I'm a Fooper, after all, and Houghton is the Birthplace of Professional Hockey
Well...you were a bit buzzed at the beginning of the game, but I'm pretty sure you were sober by the end.
Pretty sure I can say I know hockey.you pass these three tests and I'll say you know hockey.
It's rare to hear a guy say this with pride.It's actually shrinking.
Awesome news! Hmmm... 'Ewe doesn't quite make it, but she's close by this formula (I'm not sure if she could answer those first two questions, but she'd probably pick up them pretty quickly if taught).
Twitch just....didn't MNS.
But it took some convincing by his fellow posters to make it happen...
The Left Wing Lock
Start with the ball and the paddle in the middle of the screen, and then release it. It's gonna start flying to the left, then bang right back down to the left some more until it hits the wall, and finally back towards the middle again. It won't be far enough to stay put, so the player will have to move its paddle a bit to the left in order to compensate. If the player keeps going like that, s/he will make a nice dent in the one side of the board. That will allow the ball to start destroying bricks from the top as well as the bottom. And it requires less work out of the player.
Skating. If you can't skate, then you can't get into position. If you can't get into position, it doesn't matter how well you think you can pass or shoot, your opponents will make you as useless as an MTU/NMU hockey game. Your passing lanes get blocked, and shots will rarely make it anywhere near the net.
Okay, here's a timely topical question submitted for your perusal and commentary by way of a mister Robert Burns.
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to mind?
Please discuss.
ALWAYS.
Fantastic news!I just got back from the hospital after picking up the CD with my MRI test to take to Dr. Barker. I also got a printout of the last two radiology reports. There are a lot of big words but the bottom line: The tumor hasn't remained the same size.
It's actually shrinking.
In my first MRI last February it was still 2.1x2.1x2.2cm (9.7 cubic centimeters). By June it had shrunk to 2.2x2.2x1.4cm and now is down to 2.2x1.9x1.2cm (5.02 cubic cm). This is better news than I had dared hope. If it continues to shrink I'm wondering if it might be possible to just nuke it and avoid a second surgery. That's beyond my wildest dreams, and I think given its location surgery may still be needed...but maybe. I am reminded of Gene Hackman in Hoosiers when he tells the team, "That's beyond your imaginations...let's just keep it there."
It's been a long time since I've had really good news. I've been unsuccessfully holding back tears of joy since I read this report.
