What the f*** is the matter with your brain?
What the f*** is the matter with your brain?
I didn’t see “then do the same for legends”. This is bogus.What the f*** is the matter with your brain?
CURRENT FORWARDS
Aho
Danault
Lindblom
Dadonov
Killorn
Eberle
CURRENT D
Sergachev
Pulock
CURRENT G
Kuemper
LEGEND FORWARDS
Makita
Richard
Hlinka
Lehtinen
Goulet
Yakushev
LEGEND D
Salming
MacInnis
Johnson
Hamrlik
LEGEND G
Hasek
Sure thingNevermind, let's just keep four pairs of D.
I know you were following the rules, but f*** it. Give me one more pair of Current D.
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From which orifice, Cap'n?I had one of those this morning too, Bern.
I’m pulling for ya bud.The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
Why you messing with me BernDeleted with a capital 'duh'. I was commenting on a much earlier post thinking it was recent.
Best of luck for you and the good puppers.The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
I'm rooting for you bothThe vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
Sending you and the pup all my best, and Ozzy sends her love too.The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
Our dead dog hurt herself often enough to learn what drugs are, and when she gets them. More than once she f***ing faked injuries at me to get a painkiller, then she'd miraculously heal and trot off to wait for the high to set in.Surgery on Wednesday. He's so doped up on codeine, he doesn't seem like he knows that he's supposed to be in pain.
The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
She was obviously a Methgators fan.Our dead dog hurt herself often enough to learn what drugs are, and when she gets them. More than once she f***ing faked injuries at me to get a painkiller, then she'd miraculously heal and trot off to wait for the high to set in.
The vet called and said some of the sample they took was fatty and some was something called “spindle cells”, which she doesn’t like. She said that basically means “inconclusive”.
So the next step is to either 1) knock the pup out and take a biopsy to better see what it is, or 2) just remove it. Seems like option 2 is the better choice, which she agreed with.
Next step is to do chest x-rays to make sure it hasn’t spread and there’s nothing else worrisome found.
f*** that sucks man. I hope the crack isn’t major and can heal on its own quick enough.Wife’s mom fell for the umpteenth time at her assisted living. This time she ended up at the hospital, and we were there til 3am. Looks like she has a cracked vertebrae (she cracked another in a fall about 5 years ago). She’s a tough old bird, heck she’ll be 97 in January, so hopefully she’ll be ok. Getting old sucks.