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    #1561
    Underoos et al - June 2011

    Well Undies,

    Here I am, all signed up.


    Hi,
    I hope you're sitting comfortably because I have some shocking news. I'm about to embark on a feat of endurance that makes a triathlon look like a primary school egg-and-spoon race.
    I'm participating in Dry July - the charity that helps adults living with cancer all over Australia - and have sworn off drinking alcohol for the whole month. That's 31 days where I'll actually be accountable for my actions. Yikes!
    In appreciation of my radical transformation, any generous support you may be able to offer will go a long way to ensuring I don't fall off the wagon, as well as helping the many adults around Australia that live with this terrible disease. (That's cancer. Not teetotalism).
    My profile page link should you wish to make a donation and leave a message of support is: http://www.dryjuly.com/profiles/raggsymwo
    I hope you believe in the concept as much as I do and can help support me whilst I go Dry this July!!
    Thanks in advance for your kind sponsorship,
    Raggsy

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      #1562
      Underoos et al - June 2011

      https://www.dryjuly.com/profiles/raggsymwo


      oooh this is so exciting seeing as I am an internet no hoper!!!

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        #1563
        Underoos et al - June 2011

        K Ragssy, I started you off. xo

        Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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          #1564
          Underoos et al - June 2011

          Ragss you got 2 donations now.

          Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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            #1565
            Underoos et al - June 2011

            Job's right, Raggsy. I'll see if I can work out what to do and when to do it without involving my Nigerian Uncle's son.

            Hiya Undies - sorry - bit busy today talking to medical type dudes and dudettes about stuff of which i had no prior knowledge. I feel my brain is fried.

            Now ... exactly what is it about bloody Cup Cakes??????

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              #1566
              Underoos et al - June 2011

              tawnyfrog;1138221 wrote: Now ... exactly what is it about bloody Cup Cakes??????
              You have to have been baking them for 70 years.

              Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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                #1567
                Underoos et al - June 2011

                Does anyone actually like them? I mean ... really, really like them? Would a big doodyhead bloke like a bloody cup cake?

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                  #1568
                  Underoos et al - June 2011

                  They're wonderful TF....when you're 6.

                  Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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                    #1569
                    Underoos et al - June 2011

                    I haven't been six for sooooooooooooooo long :upset::upset::upset:

                    Can't remember whether I liked cupcakes or not ...:upset: :upset: :upset:

                    (shist ... I seem to have gone into emoticon overload)

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                      #1570
                      Underoos et al - June 2011

                      Good movie for yous all. Especially think TF might like. True Grit.

                      Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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                        #1571
                        Underoos et al - June 2011

                        sunshinetoday;1138249 wrote: Good movie for yous all. Especially think TF might like. True Grit.
                        Woo-hoo Sunny ... it's in the queue and I'm awaiting it's arrival.!

                        Last night's was "Animal Kingdom" ... very good look at Melbourne's underworld stuff. Ben Mendelson (sp?) is a ripper bloody actor.

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                          #1572
                          Underoos et al - June 2011

                          Watched Animal Kingdom a few months ago. Was pretty interesting. True Grit is a good ol cowboy movie. Did you ever watch No Country for Old Men TF? If so what did you think of that one?

                          Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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                            #1573
                            Underoos et al - June 2011

                            No Country for Old Men ... yep. Saw it. I think I actually have every one of the Coen Brothers movies on DVD now. I think they're brilliant and they make me THINK.

                            Gotta go hori.

                            Nighters, lovely Undies. mwah mwah mwah ...

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                              #1574
                              Underoos et al - June 2011

                              Tuckage to you all.
                              One question to you all for tomorrow: What is your take on medical insurance? Do you have it, use it, need it?

                              Ive learned from experience that the greater part of our happiness or misery depends on our dispositions and not on our circumstances. -Martha Washington

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                                #1575
                                Underoos et al - June 2011

                                sunshinetoday;1138275 wrote: Tuckage to you all.
                                One question to you all for tomorrow: What is your take on medical insurance? Do you have it, use it, need it?
                                Good Morning All, and I'll take this one.

                                I maintain my Private Medical Insurance even though I can ill afford it (I didn't intend the pun but will leave it in) mostly so that I can access a private hospital with no drama.

                                The reasons are simple
                                1. I have worked in the public hospital system and found it to be lacking to the point of severe danger at times.
                                2. To support my worst fears, a few years ago I was discharged from casualty by a resident at 1am having been shot full of Diazepam and Pethidine because I was off my tits and insisted that I felt 'great' now. Turns out I had peritonitis, and by the time I presented again 12 hours later my bloodwork was highly suggestive that I had about 12 hours left to live. Just as well I've got a BLOODY strong body, because we haven't got a strong health system.

                                Oh, and I also claim for massage
                                If your 8 year old self met you, would they be proud?
                                Rejoined life 20/5/19

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