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Sasquatch,
Glad to hear you caught your issue early. Lots of men refuse to acknowledge any "issues" with their man parts, and it's good to know that some of us are smart enough to have someone smarter check them out, putting their humility away for the time of inspection.
Old story, but a good one..
http://www.nypcancerprevention.com/i...rmstrong.shtml
Personally I have the doc do the one finger salute to make sure my prostate is still in working order. I too have been married for 25 years, so I really don't know how it works any more... I'm lucky to have a doc with an incredible history of keeping men in good health and alive should the need arise.
Doc's also a really funny jewish guy who has no qualms about making fun of the inspection from time to time. One time he said he found gold in there and was keeping it. The last time I was there (about 3 weeks ago) he said that times were slow and if I need to save a few bucks, I could always just have someone on the street do the test, and it would cost a few hundred less.... not guaranteeing any results of quality, but at least I could have fun.
Most memorable "funny" doc ever made was grabbing my member, and asking my wife "what the hell do you do with this thing ???? it's so **** small ... ".... My wife was sitting in the chair next to the exam table and nearly cracked her skull open falling on her fat *** laughing so hard....
Yeah, it helps to have a good sense of humor in life, as it can end quite quickly, when you least expect it. Wishing you all the luck, and a fast recovery. Watch your diet and stay young mentally, you should be good to go.
Glad to hear you caught your issue early. Lots of men refuse to acknowledge any "issues" with their man parts, and it's good to know that some of us are smart enough to have someone smarter check them out, putting their humility away for the time of inspection.
Old story, but a good one..
http://www.nypcancerprevention.com/i...rmstrong.shtml
Personally I have the doc do the one finger salute to make sure my prostate is still in working order. I too have been married for 25 years, so I really don't know how it works any more... I'm lucky to have a doc with an incredible history of keeping men in good health and alive should the need arise.
Doc's also a really funny jewish guy who has no qualms about making fun of the inspection from time to time. One time he said he found gold in there and was keeping it. The last time I was there (about 3 weeks ago) he said that times were slow and if I need to save a few bucks, I could always just have someone on the street do the test, and it would cost a few hundred less.... not guaranteeing any results of quality, but at least I could have fun.
Most memorable "funny" doc ever made was grabbing my member, and asking my wife "what the hell do you do with this thing ???? it's so **** small ... ".... My wife was sitting in the chair next to the exam table and nearly cracked her skull open falling on her fat *** laughing so hard....
Yeah, it helps to have a good sense of humor in life, as it can end quite quickly, when you least expect it. Wishing you all the luck, and a fast recovery. Watch your diet and stay young mentally, you should be good to go.
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The "falseticles" aren't a bad idea.
Trucknutz, however, were.
A friend in High School mis landed a jump on a dirtbike and scrambled his eggs pretty good. He lost the left one and 1/2 the right one. Rumor had it that he had a replacement installed in his 20's to boost his relationship activities, so I guess there is a place for them if you need them.
Trucknutz, however, were.
A friend in High School mis landed a jump on a dirtbike and scrambled his eggs pretty good. He lost the left one and 1/2 the right one. Rumor had it that he had a replacement installed in his 20's to boost his relationship activities, so I guess there is a place for them if you need them.
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Thanks again for the post. I lost my best friend at the ripe old age of 26 to cancer that started in the *********. Moved to his kidneys, lungs and brain within a matter of weeks.
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The "falseticles" aren't a bad idea.
Trucknutz, however, were.
A friend in High School mis landed a jump on a dirtbike and scrambled his eggs pretty good. He lost the left one and 1/2 the right one. Rumor had it that he had a replacement installed in his 20's to boost his relationship activities, so I guess there is a place for them if you need them.
Trucknutz, however, were.
A friend in High School mis landed a jump on a dirtbike and scrambled his eggs pretty good. He lost the left one and 1/2 the right one. Rumor had it that he had a replacement installed in his 20's to boost his relationship activities, so I guess there is a place for them if you need them.
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