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Hmmm... Agricultural implements vs Ford. It's hard to see where one ends and the other begins to be honest! The same goes for agricultural implements vs Harley Davidson. I rode bikes for 19 years straight in the UK but I've always considered Hogs to be two wheeled tractors and my opinions haven't ch...

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08 Aug 2019, 22:10

I never knew Paddy had a brother.

Oh fer sure he had several, another one's name is Murphy don't ya know!

He's got a cousin by the name of Mick too.

That pocket will be allwhite when it dries out!

Well I certainly didn't eggspect that when I saw the thread title!

That's great news Joe!

It's been a long haul for you, Larry; sincerely hope that they do find a fix for you. Thanks Mike, I was fist diagnosed with ME/CFS back in '99 or 2000 so I've had that for nearly 20 years. Then the arthritis and osteoporosis have come along as I've aged. I gave up smoking on April 1st 2018 and it ...

Latest: No cancer in my bones. :) PSA reading slightly lower. :) Some irregularities in the scans, so I'm listed for surgical and urological clinics for eyeballing. *-) Another PSA test in October, then back to the radiation team to review situation. Good news Mike. :welldone: I finally got my appo...

Well guys, I saw my family Doc yesterday and he said there was nothing to worry about concerning the lump behind my left nipple as it was a result of the impact damage and it is decreasing in size on a daily basis. On the other hand he confirmed that there is a problem with my thyroid gland and I no...

Alex, and others.....have you been checked yet? I had a prostate exam when I saw a urologist a couple of years ago and he said I had a slightly enlarged prostate but nothing unusual for a man of my age (62 now). The provincial government here (Ontario) has a screening program in place for colon can...

Have a good one Brian,