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Jul 17, 2003 21:24

I didn't relazie a picture posted to make a light joke would turn slightly controversial. Sorry ( Read more... )

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j_taggart July 17 2003, 19:06:18 UTC

Take care of yourself, Duncan. Please.

Re: dcoutts July 17 2003, 19:10:01 UTC

I am Jeremy.

j_taggart July 17 2003, 19:24:17 UTC

That's good to hear.

dcoutts July 18 2003, 04:52:46 UTC

Yeah

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r_maida July 17 2003, 19:17:07 UTC

NEVER.

Re: dcoutts July 17 2003, 19:19:25 UTC

huh?

r_maida July 17 2003, 19:24:56 UTC

This fucking post is making me a nervous wreck and I can't get to you right now.

Re: dcoutts July 17 2003, 19:32:09 UTC

Calm down- think good thoughts- David is coming- there think of that.

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smazur July 17 2003, 19:20:14 UTC

Too polite, Duncan, way too polite. Be rude and stay around a lot longer, okay?

dcoutts July 17 2003, 19:21:45 UTC

I never said I was going to be polite or rude. I think it was polite the way he went about it though

smazur July 17 2003, 19:31:48 UTC

Maybe, but the emotional mess he left behind isn't polite.

Re: dcoutts July 17 2003, 19:36:21 UTC

But if it is release of stree for everyone else it is a worthy cause.

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leader_of_men July 18 2003, 17:16:07 UTC

I've never been much for politeness. I'm also not one to tell someone what to do with their life, but I have to make an exception in this case. Would you really rather blow your brains out than face treatments that could make you healthy again, man?

Re: dcoutts July 18 2003, 17:27:41 UTC

It really all depends. And the key word there is could.

leader_of_men July 18 2003, 19:42:18 UTC

Listen, I don't know why I'm telling you this or if you even care but I knew this kid in grade school. He had leukemia, man. He went through the treatments and it was some fucking awful shit. It went on for over a year those treatments and he was so fucking miserable the whole time. But he stuck through them and went on to live his life. And he was a little kid, man. And so much in medicine has changed since then. They've got drugs and shit to combat the side effects of the chemo now. It's some horrible, terrifying shit but odds are, you'll live through it. Get busy living or get busy dying. If you're already ready to give in when you don't even have your results back, well fuck, you may as well give up now.

Not that my fucking opinion matters here, but I had to say something.

Re: dcoutts July 18 2003, 19:48:05 UTC

I went through high school with a guy who ended up having a lung removed because the cancer wrapped around his lung, his aorta and his heart, and after a year of treatments, he died.I don't want to be that person. I really don't. I know I must sound like I'm out of my mind, but I'm really not.

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