Being by the water just isn't enough :(

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Postby GarethB » Tue 14 Mar 2006 6:35 pm

I know I am unique, which is why when I go to the hospital everyone else has a 1 on 1 consultaion. I have at least 6 people looking at me :D

Sometimes had the comment from other patients 'What makes him so special?'

I usually tell them I am a freak and the optom agrees with me!
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Postby Sweet » Tue 14 Mar 2006 6:49 pm

Unique is one word for it, but i would be unique for all the wrong reasons :(

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Postby Sweet » Wed 15 Mar 2006 10:25 pm

Have a follow up appt Friday, hoping for the best. Have a good one

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Postby Andrew MacLean » Thu 16 Mar 2006 8:43 am

I really like your sig icon, Claire.

all the best tomorrow

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Postby Sweet » Thu 16 Mar 2006 3:26 pm

Hehe thanks! I was going to post and say LOOK WHAT I FOUND!!!!!! LOL!! I mean who would have thought it ... a PINK Easter egg!! :roll: But then i decided not to and to just wait and see who noticed it first! :wink: :P

Hehe ... there is the cutest bunny that i want to put as well but it seems that i can only have one pic!! AARGHHH!! Hehe, it is ok though as John is on to it and will sort it out i'm sure!! :wink: Easter is coming!

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Postby Andrew MacLean » Thu 16 Mar 2006 3:48 pm

Claire

I think I have a solution to your problem. Get one of the clever people to fiddle about with your picture of the pink egg to make it look like the rabbit is hatching! :D

Have you seen the pictures that the computer literate are able to generate? A rabbit hatching from an easter egg should present them with very little challenge.

Oh and before people feel the need gently to explain to the aged cleric that rabbits do not hatch out of eggs, let me give you this assurance: I am not so unworldly as to think that they do :oops:

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Postby Sweet » Thu 16 Mar 2006 3:51 pm

Oh SHUCKS!!! You mean that they don't!! LOL!!! :?: :oops:

Oh ok so let me get this straight ... maybe you are now wise enough to know that they don't but i guess that this now makes me naive enough to believe that they do!! ROFL!!!!!!! :roll: :oops: :lol:

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Postby Andrew MacLean » Thu 16 Mar 2006 4:04 pm

Claire, I thought you worked in one of those medical sorts of job. :oops:

Somebody loaned me a book; no pictures but lots of words (English and Latin mostly)

It went on in great detail about one method of classifying animals (by reproductive patterns)

It seems that of the large air breathers the following is the case:

Amphibians spawn eggs in water.
Reptiles and birds lay eggs on dry land
Marsupial mammals give birth to live young that then migrate to and are nurtured within a pouch.
Placental mammals give birth to and suckle live young.

It was a really interesting sort of classification.
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Postby Sweet » Thu 16 Mar 2006 4:10 pm

LMAO!! What we can indeed learn here!! And who said that this was a KC forum?!!? LOL!!

You know, so long as it is a chocolate bunny and it makes it's way to my house on Easter Sunday i don't really mind how it was brought into the world! LOL!!!!

You really make me :D Hehehe, sweet
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Postby Per » Thu 16 Mar 2006 8:29 pm

Sweet, there you are ! Thought you were gone. Well, I only hope you get through this and the problems are solved soon.

Send you and James in Glasgow a HEAVY ANTI-REJECTION - DOSE online here now! Enjoy!



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