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[Tx Challenge]

oops! Mods please delete!

[kaorder1999]

delete what?

[Emerson1]

I like this thread

[kaorder1999]

Originally posted by Emerson1
I like this thread

its mysterious

[Tx Challenge]

LOL, I was going to post a thread with a pic. Didnt know how so I was trying and my laptop glitched. That is my story and I am sticking with it!

[pirate4state]

very strange!!!

[Ranger Mom]

Originally posted by pirate4state
very strange!!!

I didn't even know it could be done!!

How interesting would that be if all of the thread titles were blank!!!:p :p

[Sweetwater Red]

Kind of like posting in empty space. This could be the ultimate
post padding thread about nothing.:thinking:

[GreenMonster]

cool, I didn't know this was possible. It's kinda like posting in a black hole.

[eppy 12]

Originally posted by Ranger Mom
I didn't even know it could be done!!

How interesting would that be if all of the thread titles were blank!!!:p :p it could be like a guessing game..:thinking:

[themsu97]

someone needs to check with Phil and see if this constitutes as post padding

[Sweetwater Red]

Kepdawg would have us laughing are butts off on thread like
this.:thinking:

[GreenMonster]

Originally posted by Sweetwater Red
Kepdawg would have us laughing are butts off on thread like
this.:thinking: He's too busy shooting blanks to come visit us here.

[Tx Challenge]

Post padding? LOL, look at my post count and how long I have been around!

The tread showed up with all xxxxx or something like that. I edited it to nothing. It worked!

[Sweetwater Red]

Originally posted by GreenMonster
He's too busy shooting blanks to come visit us here.

LMAO.....:clap: :D :clap:

[WOS87]

It took me a while just to figure out how to open the thread....

very cool (in a nerdy kind of way)... is that an oxymoron?

[Tx Challenge]

Well now we have a thread that is here about shooting blanks and......nothing...Guess no one can hijack this one!

[carter08]

hi.

[Sweetwater Red]

Originally posted by WOS87
It took me a while just to figure out how to open the thread....

very cool (in a nerdy kind of way)... is that an oxymoron?

I'm glad you posted here. I have a medical question for you
and I didn't want to take away from the other thread.


I had a herniated naval since birth. The doctors told my mother
not to worry about it unless it started bothering me. It never
did. I'm 37 now.

Well, when I had the gall bladder surgery the surgeon took the
liberty of fixing it while he was in there. I didn't complain or
say anything. My question is this typical and why is it important
to have fixed?

[AP Panther Fan]

Originally posted by WOS87
It took me a while just to figure out how to open the thread....

very cool (in a nerdy kind of way)... is that an oxymoron?


me too....:cool:

but I think I like it...we should have these black abyss threads more often.

I know, if there is a thread that is just getting on everyone's nerves, they could take away the title or....

maybe they could leave the title and just keep taking away all the posts...:thinking:

My mind works in evil, mysterious ways. :D

[WOS87]

Originally posted by Sweetwater Red
I'm glad you posted here. I have a medical question for you
and I didn't want to take away from the other thread.


I had a herniated naval since birth. The doctors told my mother
not to worry about it unless it started bothering me. It never
did. I'm 37 now.

Well, when I had the gall bladder surgery the surgeon took the
liberty of fixing it while he was in there. I didn't complain or
say anything. My question is this typical and why is it important
to have fixed?

It's a fairly common occurrence in the general population. The main risk would be that you would have an increased chance of developing an umbilical hernia (where your intestines poke out through the area where your navel is) because the herniated navel constitutes a weak spot in the abdominal wall. It's good that they repaired it during the gallbladder surgery because the incision from the surgery itself would make that area even weaker.

[garciap77]

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[Sweetwater Red]

Originally posted by WOS87
It's a fairly common occurrence in the general population. The main risk would be that you would have an increased chance of developing an umbilical hernia (where your intestines poke out through the area where your navel is) because the herniated navel constitutes a weak spot in the abdominal wall. It's good that they repaired it during the gallbladder surgery because the incision from the surgery itself would make that area even weaker.

:eek:


Well thank you for explaining it and my surgeon for fixing it.:)

[Emerson1]

There always has to be a fun ruiner