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Ouch. Hope he pulls through all right.
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Lighthawk wrote:Well my father in law has to have surgery today to remove an oversized kidney stone.
Invasive, or can they blow it up with ultrasound?
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Sorry to hear that. All my best wishes.

Well, I'm getting ready for my annual NA camping trip. I'll be doing my annual skydive as well. I'll be off at the North Shore from Friday morning till Sunday afternoon. But as usual problems always crop up. I've got camping gear, but now I need to figure out a ride as my ex father in law backed into the car, and my ex put it in the shop without thinking I needed to borrow it this weekend. :roll:
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If I may, what does NA stand for?
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Narcotics Anonymous ..... the addicts version of AA :wink:
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I've spent the day completing and submitting my first diploma module. Glad all that stress is out.

But my next module is working with all the junior schools that "feed" to Brune Park, meaning I have to work with younger kids. Well, simply...


I.
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Good thing you were never one, eh?
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Mikey wrote:Good thing you were never one, eh?
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I firmly believe I was immaculately conceived at the age of 13, and don't remember the rest of it :lol:
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You mean you registered to the forum before you were born? Neat trick. :P
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.....I had a feeling my claim would be proven wrong fairly soon, but not by something as obvious as that..

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Reliant121 wrote:I firmly believe I was immaculately conceived at the age of 13, and don't remember the rest of it :lol:
Immaculately conceived, you say? Can you produce a juniper bush?
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...Depends how much they cost...
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RK_Striker_JK_5 wrote:Ouch. Hope he pulls through all right.
So far so good, they got it taken care of, he'll be going home tomorrow barring any complications.
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Lighthawk wrote:Well my father in law has to have surgery today to remove an oversized kidney stone.
Invasive, or can they blow it up with ultrasound?
Lasered it actually.
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Same way they got the kidney stones my grandfather's suffered with throughout later years. Meant to be incredibly painful afterward because...well they have to pass the stone fragments somehow.
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