Charlie Kirk Shot Dead

[DGenBen]

I just realized the cleverness of garnabby adopting his latest forum name...

The initials..."THC..."

Roll another one...

Why do you give cancer a bye?

Cancer has killed more people than any politician ever has, and yet you never say anything bad about cancer.

If you love cancer so much then why don’t you go out and marry it?

[theywontpayontuesday]

Kind of interesting that Charlie Kirk was shot one day before the anniversary of September 11th. Sad that Charlie suddenly lost his life at a relatively young age doing something that he was passionate about. Reminds me of a Mother and Daughter duo who were suddenly murdered while volunteering at a soup kitchen. Hope that his shooter is found quick and punished to the fullest extent of the law.

It is sad how often some families experience tragedy.

[MisterV]

Why do you give cancer a bye?

Cancer has killed more people than any politician ever has, and yet you never say anything bad about cancer.

If you love cancer so much then why don’t you go out and marry it?

I have, actually.

I have fought it for years and see the doc again this Thursday for a check up...in remission since radiation treatment during covid.

BUT...I had my first colonoscopy in June and some scary shit was found: I had surgery in August (bowel resection): one GIANT fucking polyp is particularly memorable; the surgeon said it was like an oak tree, with a narrow 'trunk" holding it to the colon and then it spread out with a "crown" four inches in diameter.

The surgeon said it's the largest non-cancerous polyp he's seen.

Post surgery, in the hospital for five days, I wandered the halls with my portable CD player and headphones, propping myself up with Post Malone...



My life goes on, absurd though it may be...

[DGenBen]

Why do you give cancer a bye?

Cancer has killed more people than any politician ever has, and yet you never say anything bad about cancer.

If you love cancer so much then why don’t you go out and marry it?

I have, actually.

I have fought it for years and see the doc again this Thursday for a check up...in remission since radiation treatment during covid.

BUT...I had my first colonoscopy in June and some scary shit was found: I had surgery in August (bowel resection): one GIANT fucking polyp is particularly memorable; the surgeon said it was like an oak tree, with a narrow 'trunk" holding it to the colon and then it spread out with a "crown" four inches in diameter.

The surgeon said it's the largest non-cancerous polyp he's seen.

Post surgery, in the hospital for five days, I wandered the halls with my portable CD player and headphones, propping myself up with Post Malone...



My life goes on, absurd though it may be...

Wow. Glad to hear the cancer is in remission.

I hope everything turns out OK with the colon too,