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Well?

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I wish I had a longer, ermmm.............................................................................. screwdriver, hehehe:laugh:

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Nothing here... I don't think dental surgery counts...

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arek p. wrote: I wish I had a longer, ermmm.............................................................................. screwdriver, hehehe:laugh:

Yeah! My nose is to short too....

:lol:

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I may need some to put my arse back together if pills don;t fix me and they have to scoop out large chunks of me :D

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I sometimes fancy an 8" dick.

Then I realise how much I'd miss the other two inches.

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Yeah! ,i just had some today ..

here's my new look

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Nice BBC program on the telly last night. About kids with a skin disease. Juck, I feel lucky! And earlier today, there was a program about silicon breasts, and the problem with them. More than 20% have big problems within the first year. All of them have to get new boobs after 10-15 years.

Good luck, you sexy girls!

:)

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Johnny wrote: Yeah! ,i just had some today ..

here's my new look

Not bad!

:lol:

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Nope, no plastic surgery for me, but then again, at least on this side of the pond, cosmetic plastic surgery is becoming fairly common. I remember reading an article about it in the Philly Daily News a year ago. The article was mostly about younger women - teenage girls, women in their twenties - wanting to get plastic surgery to have fuller chests, thinner waists, or "better" facial features. Part of the article was about parents giving their daughters a graduation present of plastic surgery. Now, I know I may be a guy - and at least in this society it seems alright if a guy is slightly flawed physically while a girl has to appear physically perfect at all times - but what's wrong with your natural body? Eventually, those augmented breasts are just going to sag like any natural breasts.

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Well i once had a chip shop FORK removed from my BOTTOM.I only asked for more GRAVY!:D

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May I use this pic out of the "point and laugh" thread here?

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Bere wrote:

May I use this pic out of the "point and laugh" thread here?

Evening AGAIN Maya:evil4: :laugh:

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She's a HUNNY!

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Oh.Dear.

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Intersting Link

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i had a mole cut out of my back. does that count?

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: i had a mole cut out of my back. does that count?

A rabid mole?

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I really am daft....I can barely see what's being talked about on that page. LOL pehaps i should change me sig to

"hi, I'm Steve, my eyesight's defective, so if YOU'RE BOG ugly, and your own eyesight's kinda fucked too, maybe we could hang sometime"

the way I see it.....whateve apparent physical beauty is gained (and to be honest 9 times out of 10 I think quite the reverse is the result), someone who THINKS that way, has demonstrated at least a streak of inner uglieness.

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Ronald Kirsch wrote: i had a mole cut out of my back. does that count?

If it does, put me down for two "yesses"

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My Mum always says (and I think she's right here) one of the few persons who needed a urgent surgery is Cher. She did do herself a big favour... You saw pics of her what she looked like in the 60s?

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Bere wrote:

Ronald Kirsch wrote: i had a mole cut out of my back. does that count?

A rabid mole?

potential melanoma. actually it is not cosmetic at all, as i now have a nice big scar there.

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Oh I thought about the animal... :scratch: :confused2: . And I wondered how a mole can bite someone in the back... :eek: Sorry I'm non english :wink: ...

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This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Nope, no plastic surgery for me, but then again, at least on this side of the pond, cosmetic plastic surgery is becoming fairly common. I remember reading an article about it in the Philly Daily News a year ago. The article was mostly about younger women - teenage girls, women in their twenties - wanting to get plastic surgery to have fuller chests, thinner waists, or "better" facial features. Part of the article was about parents giving their daughters a graduation present of plastic surgery.

I remember a girl from around here (Philly) died from getting her stomach stapled as a graduation present about 5 years ago...

Also, I don't think instances of plastic surgery are any lower over in blighty...I'd think with what seems to be a large majority young girls' penchant for dying their skins ugly shades of orange and aiming for page three that there might be an even higher occurance over there.

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My mate had to have a ferrit removed from his scrotum once.

Edit: Ferret?

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Bere wrote: My Mum always says (and I think she's right here) one of the few persons who needed a urgent surgery is Cher. She did do herself a big favour... You saw pics of her what she looked like in the 60s?

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ChrissMari wrote:

I remember a girl from around here (Philly) died from getting her stomach stapled as a graduation present about 5 years ago.

:abovelol:

Darwin award!

Mind you, take it as read I don't approve of the cultural influences that warped the poor cunt's mind.

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ChrissMari wrote:

Bere wrote: My Mum always says (and I think she's right here) one of the few persons who needed a urgent surgery is Cher. She did do herself a big favour... You saw pics of her what she looked like in the 60s?

And now she looks like a startled fox.

I should Google for some pics of Cilla Black before and after...

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Bere wrote: Oh I thought about the animal... :scratch: :confused2: . And I wondered how a mole can bite someone in the back... :eek: Sorry I'm non english :wink: ...

ein Muttermal.

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BIGINOIL wrote:

I should Google for some pics of Cilla Black before and after...

Cilla Brown..

//corrie

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ChrissMari wrote:

This blue-eyed boy that wants to be wrote: Nope, no plastic surgery for me, but then again, at least on this side of the pond, cosmetic plastic surgery is becoming fairly common. I remember reading an article about it in the Philly Daily News a year ago. The article was mostly about younger women - teenage girls, women in their twenties - wanting to get plastic surgery to have fuller chests, thinner waists, or "better" facial features. Part of the article was about parents giving their daughters a graduation present of plastic surgery.

I remember a girl from around here (Philly) died from getting her stomach stapled as a graduation present about 5 years ago...

Also, I don't think instances of plastic surgery are any lower over in blighty...I'd think with what seems to be a large majority young girls' penchant for dying their skins ugly shades of orange and aiming for page three that there might be an even higher occurance over there.

I'm from Philly - well, I lived there for 18 years until I went off to Boston for School - and I do recall that in the news. But I remember reading in the summer of 2004 in the Daily News a article about the popularity of plastic surgery among upper middle class girls and someone in the article, as a graduation present, had her breasts augmented.

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I had a mole frozen off the tip of my schnoz (it grew back).

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Ronald Kirsch wrote:

Bere wrote: Oh I thought about the animal... :scratch: :confused2: . And I wondered how a mole can bite someone in the back... :eek: Sorry I'm non english :wink: ...

ein Muttermal.

Danke! :wink:

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Johnny wrote: Oh.Dear.

that's gotta be the worst J. imagine waking up next to that, after a heavy night on the Ale.

:lol:

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WTF is that??

Plastic surgery is a very vague and broad term. My son had plastic surgery to repair a tendon or ligament [christ, my spelling sucks today]he severed in his wrist.

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