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my smile will become mysterious CHUCKLE

I’ve already become the product.

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  1. ShadowSplicer says:

    *Evil laugh* Mwahhahahahahah!!

    • blueJade says:

      You’re back! How’d it go? And why aren’t you in school improving your mind?

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        I guess I bullsh!tted you. And me too. *APPARENTLY* the appointment was CANCELED without my consent!!! And also, THEY NEVER HAD THE MRI SCHEDULED!!!!! What they had was some STUPID CLASS ON HAVING AN MRI!!!!!!! STUPID TARDS!!

        • JohnB says:

          A class on having an MRI??? What did they teach, how to remain motionless? And did you pass?

          • ShadowSplicer says:

            It was actually on what they did during/after, and how they would find something!

            • JohnB says:

              As a veteran of, I think five (at last count), MRIs, I can tell you that what they will do during is keep you cooped in a tube while they intermittently make very loud noises, and, if you’re lucky, play you some music over headphones. Afterwards they will send you a large bill.

              • Madness says:

                And, in my experience, the doctor will go on to do whatever he/she was planning on doing before the MRI.

                • JohnB says:

                  The MRI films are actually amazingly detailed, and show soft tissue in all its glory. The last one of my spine I was able to see the bulging disks and the ligamentous overgrowth quite plainly.

                • JohnB says:

                  Yes, in my experience if you consult a surgeon, he or she will usually want to do surgery. So far I have declined all offers. The last neurosurgeon I consulted, a very experienced and renowned doctor, said that there was roughly a 50% chance that the surgery would help, and a 50% chance it would make things worse. I appreciated his candor.

              • Bran says:

                And then you pray the dye doesn’t go very far into your joints. >_>

              • dr handle says:

                You can always nap in the MRI (that’s usually what I do, although I’m usually scanned in the kneeish or shoulderish regions) – the machines they use now are practically silent compared to the dinosaurs they used 10 – 15 years ago.

                • JohnB says:

                  Well, here in Kentucky they still use the noisemakers. I can actually doze off when there’s a steady noise, but when it stops, it wakes me up, and vice versa. I’ve mostly had the lumbar spine done, but I did have a shoulder done as well.

            • blueJade says:

              Sorry! It sounds like you need to do this bullsh!t over again… so sorry!

      • ShadowSplicer says:

        And also, I am in school right now! My Grandma teaches me at home: I AM HOME SCHOOLED! Yay!!

  2. randomer :O says:

    is that mr tickles arm? if so time hasnt been kind to him O.O

  3. JohnB says:

    My frown will become maniacal.

  4. Dan says:

    Only a chuckle-head would do something like that.

  5. JohnB says:

    With that guy’s arm there, it looks like he’s fondling her while taking a picture.

    • blueJade says:

      Which is why the mysterious smile will become a chuckle; or, perhaps, he will be feeling the back of her hand-bag.

    • la conejita says:

      How do you know that’s a guy’s arm there? The sleeve seems to have a flower print. Maybe he’s gay, so it’s ok if he is fondling her.

      • Droll not Troll says:

        The person is probably tickling her, to make the prediction come true.

        • JohnB says:

          The sleeve does have what seems to be a floral print, but what we can see of the hand looks large and angular, so I thought probably a man. But if being gay makes it okay to fondle women in public, I’m going to convert! Let’s see, what do I need… Lots of Richard Simmons exercise videos, check. Br0keback M0untain, check. Liza Minelli and Barbra Streisand CDs, along with some showtunes… Darn, my right wrist is rather rigid from an old break. I’ll have to get that surgically repaired to ensure proper flexibility… This could get expensive!

          • bluejade says:

            Don’t forget the hormone shots! But worth it, no?

            • JohnB says:

              In point of fact (WARNING: I am being serious here) hormone levels have absolutely nothing to do with sexual preference. If you give a gay man additional testosterone, it will not make him any more attracted to females than he was, although it will tend to make him bulk up, muscle-wise. Hormones certainly can transform the body, but sexual preference is set in the brain’s wiring.

  6. la conejita says:

    My smile will become mysterious, but what you should really fear are my EYES.

    • Bran says:

      Do not fear of my eyes!

      • la conejita says:

        I don’t fear your eyes, they seem to be twitching a little, so you might want to get that checked. You may be coming down with some swinish flu.

        • Bran says:

          Knew I shouldn’t of kissed Ms. Piggy.

          • la conejita says:

            If you just kissed her, you should be fine after a few days, if you had secks with her, you might have caught her peas.

            • JohnB says:

              I’ve never had a food fight during secks. Sounds interesting!

              • bluejade says:

                Think “chocolate.” Or in your case, Lil Debbies.

                • JohnB says:

                  Mmmm… The possibilties are intriguing! Unfortunately, at the moment, my wife and I are darn lucky to find a moment when we have neither my daughter nor my parents around long enough to have secks at all, let alone experimenting with something new!

                  • la conejita says:

                    What about at night in your own bedroom? Are your parents and daughter around there too? If not, here’s a hint, that’s the best time to have secks.

                    • JohnB says:

                      By the time we hit the sack, we’re usually both too tired! That’s the way it is when you’re old, stressed to the max, and overcommitted. Not to mention the fact that after 23 years of marriage, it takes a little more mood-setting to ensure that neither of us will fall asleep during the performance…

                      • la conejita says:

                        Ok sorry. I am at a point in life where both my husband and I enjoy it and are able to do it even after a long day. I guess I’ll check back here in 17 more years and let you know how my secks life is going.

                        My parents have been married for 27 years and I bet they are going through the same thing. I always say that the one that needs Viagra is my mom. I am sure that if she took something, my dad would really appreciate it.

                        • JohnB says:

                          If your mom has ED, I can understand why this might bother your father.

                        • la conejita says:

                          Of course my mom doesn’t have ED. If I mentioned the V word is because I meant that she needs something for women as what men take in this type of situations.

  7. dr handle says:

    ..just moments before my teeth become offensive weapon, my tongue become agent of bad language and my breath become Chemical Weapon of Doom.

    • lexan D says:

      Are you sure that you are not actually a waterdragon?

      • dr handle says:

        Nah, I don’t get as excited about dead mice as the dragons do.

        • lexan D says:

          oh, okay.
          dragons like dead mice?

          • la conejita says:

            If waterdragons live in the water, I don’t think they get to see many mice. Dead or alive for that matter. Ohh, no wonder this is why they are never excited and are always in a bad mood.

          • dr handle says:

            Dragons LOVE dead mice. They would no doubt like live mice, too, but feeding live rodents to reptiles is cruel to the mice, potentially dangerous for the reptile, and illegal in most of Australia without a special permit. Although if you could ask, I suspect the male dragon would say he prefers them dead, because he’s a fat lazy grumpy sod who doesn’t like to have to chase his lunch (hence his preference for snails or mealworms over beetles, because they don’t scuttle around as quickly). If he’d been born in the wild, he’d've starved to death within a week of hatching, because the insects and fruits wouldn’t land on his tongue or obligingly drop directly into his mouth.

            • la conejita says:

              Female dragons are the hunters and gatherers. They hunt the food and add spices to make it better and cook it. They have to fee their young and also feed the male dragon she chose for a mate. They will maintain the cave clean send the young ones to school, help out with homework, put them to bed. Do the laundry, throw out the garbage etc etc.. The list goes on and on.

              • lexan D says:

                Do the male Dragons do anything a all? besides pass gas?

                • dr handle says:

                  Yawn, mate, and hog the best basking spots. If they didn’t have internal gonads, they’d slump on the couch scratching their balls, too.

                  • blueJade says:

                    Do you have Chinese or Australian?

                    • dr handle says:

                      Australian. Eastern, not Gippsland. A male, and two females.

                      • bluejade says:

                        In the US, we aren’t supposed to keep native wild animals as pets. It’s a rule that has it’s up and down sides. One of the downers is that we import non-natives, which make their way into the local ecosystems and become an awful issue. There are local reptiles and amphibians I would love keep, but can’t.
                        If I ever get my house and life organized, I’m thinking a frilled dragon.

                        • dr handle says:

                          Down Here in Oz, we are not allowed to keep non-native animals; importation is illegal, due to concerns about various parasitic or environmental problems. Native animals kept as pets must be captive-bred, and you need a licence and have to keep a log book and submit audit returns every year; very few people have permits to take animals from the wild (for breeding stock, usually).

                          Of course, there are always people who will try to flout the laws, and occasionally exotic animals are imported. There is a bit of a scare in a particular creek in Victoria, where Slider turtles have been spotted. There was an amnesty a little while ago, where the Dept of Environment thought it was probably better to know where they were. My herp vet says that trying to microchip and vaccinate a boa constrictor that didn’t want to be chipped or vaccinated was a most educational experience.

                        • blueJade says:

                          We are having HUGE problems with non native species. We’ve opened a Pandora’s box.

                        • JohnB says:

                          Oh, actually I would say we have begun to realize how many boxes Pandora has!

              • Meowth says:

                How much is the fee? It seems like there must be a lot of dragon child labor if the kids all have to pay a fee to their mother!

  8. Droll not Troll says:

    My third sequel will become mysterious “Bride of Chuckle”.

  9. Brad F. says:

    Apparently it will become a bizarre neck rash too.

    • la conejita says:

      I assumed those were freckles.

      • JohnB says:

        Looked pathological to me, but I wasn’t going to take the trouble to go through pages and pages of dermatological slides to figure out what it might be. A few years back my wife developed a bizarre full-body rash, and I looked at slides of virtually every rash known to medicine, and the only two things it resembled were one she couldn’t have had, since my wife is not a man (as far as I know, at least!) and the other being an incredibly rare condition. It went away before we got her to the doctor.

    • dr handle says:

      It may simply be severe acne, that will make mincemeat of your skin and can produce large, red lesions and leave raised or depressed red scars for many years (if not permanently).

  10. mee3 says:

    Mona Lisa, is that you?

  11. WIN! says:

    creeeeeepyyyyy


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