WELL WHY DON'T I JUST TAKE A LOOK AT WHAT YOU SAID AT THE TIME HYPOCRITE????siamesedreamer said:Who's bashing them?
HOW DARE YOU!!!!siamesedreamer said:Bone Cancer = bad, bad shit
The fact that they are not removing the rib that its in leads me to believe that it may be more serious than they are letting on.
We were diagnosed with our cancers at virtually the same time back in November of 2004. This news ****ing ruined my day.
ToxicAdam said:It's okay guys, Republicans are not human beings, so the rules of humanity and decorum do not apply.
Is it too jaded to say that by announcing he is "continuing to run", that he is just using her illness for sympathy votes?
:lol :lol :lolmaynerd said:
chubigans said:I've come to the conclusion that everyone in this thread and the Edwards thread is a moron.
RunWhiteBoyRun said:Yay! Political Monkey Shit Fight Monday!
**** cancer.
Damn, color me retarded. Thanks for ruining that so quick. Glad someone is paying attention.maynerd said:It's Tuesday.
maynerd said:
ToxicAdam said:It's okay guys, politicians are not human beings, so the rules of humanity and decorum do not apply.
Cooter said:You make me sick Maynerd.
That was a very unnecessary comment.
Is sleep depravation torture?
How about playing loud music for 24 to 48 hours?
What about stripping down combatants and humiliating them? Torture?
People here act as if he signed a bill authorizing the pulling off of fingernails and the cutting off of fingers.
Overreact much?
They disabled the comments for this one.. I wonder why..PorscheThunder said:As liberal as I am, I'm afraid to look at the Huffington Post for comments on this story. I really am.
Already? :shocked.gif:RunWhiteBoyRun said:They disabled the comments for this one.. I wonder why..
Dr. Otis Brawley, an oncology professor at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia, said that Snow may not be able to return to work if the colon cancer has spread to his liver.
The press secretary likely will have to undergo chemotherapy or a debilitating radiation treatment, and though he may be able to return to work during therapy, Brawley said that "this condition frequently is usually fatal."
Brawley said he couldn't speak directly to Snow's situation, but when colon cancer spreads to someone's liver, only about 5 percent to 10 percent of patients "do well."
Lo-Volt said:This thread and everyone in it disgusts me. Condolences to Mister Snow, coming from someone who has seen what cancer does to loved ones.
maynerd said:Actually what I "implied" was that sometimes bad things happen to people who do bad things. On top of that I put a '?' so it was a question asking is this bad thing the result of someone doing bad things? I don't wish this on him, he's an asshole but he doesn't deserve cancer.
Onix said:Nice backpeddling.
The argument is so illogical ... I find it hard to believe that this was your intent.