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*Dean*

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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Everything posted by *Dean*

  1. I ate dog when we were in Vietnam in '99. It's a bit of an aquired taste. Maybe puppy would be nicer?
  2. Mate I think the real test is if someones primary intention is to cause disruption. You don't do that
  3. We're not trolls!! I think I may have to plead guilty to a few charges of hijacking tho Thread Hijacking When a person starts a posting on a message board, or forum, or Facebook, that others are able to comment on, that original posting and the comments on it are called a thread. A thread hijacking occurs when one or more individuals commenting on the original posting, go off topic, creating a separate conversation
  4. Hey, I'm always out here more than in there I'm actually at work atm :ph34r:
  5. Dibs being the big billy goat.
  6. If I was a troll I'd start a thread like - "Is it okay to use a straw when I drink my pureed cheeseburger?" or "Here's a few superficial lines about me, should I have this proceedure?" Bwahaha - I feel like I'm trolling :ph34r: :ph34r:
  7. Shut up Laura, what would you know
  8. From Wikipedia Internet slang, a troll (pron.: /ˈtroʊl/, /ˈtrɒl/) is someone who posts inflammatory,[1] extraneous, or off-topic messages in an online community, such as a forum, chat room, or blog, with the primary intent of provoking readers into an emotional response[2] or of otherwise disrupting normal on-topic discussion.[3]
  9. Yum. I look at stuff like that now and think it looks delicious, but I know if I took a bite it'd be too sweet and rich.
  10. Hey Sarah, He sounds like a loser. I wouldn't let him get to you. Maybe the message was right re trying something easier first, but obviously the delivery could have been infinitely better. You said "I'm peeved he set me back like this". Nobody can set you back unless you let them. You shouldn't give anyone else any power to set you back, especially a stranger. Good luck. I'm sure you'll get back on track. Deano
  11. Not yet. Now I'm looking forward to getting disfigured!
  12. What are your top 3 tips for working your sleeve?
  13. Wow. You look 20 years younger. That's amazing.
  14. You don't need to hope - it will be easier!!
  15. I'm week 2 and I haven't hit a hurdle yet - but I know it's coming!
  16. Good luck with the game. I'm on a boat!
  17. Yes! Speedy recovery!!
  18. I agree Mark. My wife and I have been married 16 years. We have two gorgeous daughters. Relationships aren't disposable. You can't say 'You don't tick that box for me anymore, so you're out of here'. Working through the tough times together is part of what makes a relationship.
  19. Before surgery a friend asked me if I was going to have "one last big night out" ie a food funeral. I said "I have an inappropriate relationship with food. If I had an inappropriate relationship with my sister, I wouldn't go out on one last date before breaking it off" I don't see any upside to a food funeral. But that's me. PS I don't have a sister
  20. Don't worry, I can camp it up with the best of them - I'm like the law enforcement version of Hugh Jackman. (Hugh Jackman is still telling everyone he's straight isn't he?)
  21. Nice! and youre the right way around now!!
  22. I thought you were the only gay in the village?
  23. Nice! - washed down with a cheeky cask moselle?? :P

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