that's sad part 2
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Gary Goodson
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Another beer I really like is fat tire. That shit goes really well with a steak
Sorry @mr sunshine we turned this into a beer thread
That's sad
Sorry @mr sunshine we turned this into a beer thread
That's sad
Unclebaldrick
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That's not a flavored beer in my opinion. That's just beer. Good beer. But I do drink a few beers that have adulterants. But the overwhelming pumpkin, strawberry, raspberry stuff isn't. It's just sad.I would drink that every day if I could afford it. They make other flavored ales and all the ones I've tried have been really good.
Blue Wizard
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Fat Tire. That's my brand. I love it when you get a really good batch and you get that after taste like you just ate a homemade biscuit.
mr sunshine
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No mames wey. It's a whatever thread. .that sad shit got old real quick.
that's sad
Gary Goodson
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I'm telling you, fat tire and an "I'm aiming for butt secks" steak can't be fucked with
And there's nothing sad about that
mr sunshine
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What are the chances that lighting will hit my pool?
I love swimming while it rains.
I love swimming while it rains.
Unclebaldrick
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Shingles virus
Already inside me.
Already inside me.
leftyguitar
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I got this movie on demand... and I'm bot even watching it. LOL. That's sad.
qwizoking
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Euphemism for herpes?
Yessica...
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I thought shingles were more similar to chicken pox?
I had shingles once, when I was 21. The doctor was funny, when he looked at my side/ back he said:
"what do you have on your roof?"
SHINGLES!
It wasn't that bad, but my immune system was REAL bad back then.
Yessica...
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You WIN! I didn't know that. I thought it was just chickenpox. Half right. hahah
Shingles
(also termed herpes zoster or zoster) is a disease caused by reactivation of a previous infection with the herpes zoster virus (also named varicella-zoster virus, VZV, HHV-3, or chickenpox virus) that results in a painful localized skin rash, usually with blisters (fluid-filled sacs) on top of reddish skin. Herpes zoster viruses do not cause the sexually transmitted disease genital herpes. That disease is caused by another virus named herpes genitalis (also termed herpes simplex virus, type 2 or HSV-2).The chickenpox virus (varicella-zoster, VZV) may remain in a dormant state in the body after an individual has chickenpox, usually in the roots of nerves that control sensation. In about one out of five people previously infected with chickenpox, the virus "wakes up," or reactivates, often many years or decades after a childhood chickenpox infection. When the virus is reactivated and causes shingles, the resulting virus is usually referred to as herpes zoster virus. Researchers do not know what causes this reactivation. What is known is that after reactivation the virus travels along a sensory nerve into the skin and causes shingles. The majority of people who get shingles are over the age of 60; it infrequently occurs in younger people and children. Investigators estimate that about 1 million cases of shingles occur per year in the U.S.
- The term shingles is derived from the Latin and French words for belt or girdle, reflecting the distribution of the rash in usually a single broad band. This band is only on one side of the body in the large majority of people and represents a dermatome -- the area that a single sensory nerve supplies in the skin. The painful area may occupy part or all of the dermatome (see figure 1 below).
- Risk factors for shingles are common, and the majority of people have at least one or more risk factors. For example, anyone who has had the chickenpox infection or chickenpox vaccine (live attenuated virus) may carry the herpes zoster virus that causes shingles. Older people (over 50 years of age), those with cancer, HIV, or organ transplant, or people who have a decreased ability to fight off infection due to stress or immune deficiency have a greater chance of getting shingles.
- However, the majority of people with shingles or risk factors for shingles are relatively healthy. Most people do not need special tests to be done to see if their immune system is strong and functioning normally.
hellmutt bones
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Suck a dick!
Yes thats sad...
Yes thats sad...
tyler.durden
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I haven't shit in 3 days. My asshole is sad...
