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  1. Original post
    Thomas F. Maguire
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    I'm going to have inguinal hernia surgery in a few days and would like some
    idea of experiences others have had getting back to running. It will be an
    out-patient, local anesthesia, one side only operation. It will not be
    lapriscopic surgery. The surgeon thinks I'll be back running lightly in
    about three weeks. What say you?

    Thanks,
    Tom
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  2. FabulustRunner
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    I'm going to have inguinal hernia surgery in a few days

    Your name is "Tom", you don't have a vagina.

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  3. Yin Yang
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    "FabulustRunner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I'm going to have inguinal hernia surgery in a few days

    Your name is "Tom", you don't have a vagina.

    inguinal refers to the groin.

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  4. FabulustRunner
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    inguinal refers to the groin.

    I would've pointed that out, but I figured you knw where a vagina is located.

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  5. Yin Yang
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    "FabulustRunner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    inguinal refers to the groin.

    I would've pointed that out, but I figured you knw where a vagina is


    located.

    [censored]. this might explain my childless situation. i'm agonna try the frontal
    approach tonight.

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  6. FabulustRunner
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    [censored]. this might explain my childless situation.

    You'll only get lawyers from back there.

    Quoted message said:

    i'm agonna try the frontal
    approach tonight.

    Tastes a WHOLE LOT better too!

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  7. Don Kirkman
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    It seems to me I heard somewhere that Thomas F. Maguire wrote in article
    <[email hidden]>:

    Quoted message said:

    I'm going to have inguinal hernia surgery in a few days and would like some
    idea of experiences others have had getting back to running. It will be an
    out-patient, local anesthesia, one side only operation. It will not be
    lapriscopic surgery. The surgeon thinks I'll be back running lightly in
    about three weeks. What say you?

    That's about the schedule my last herniotomist had me on--it was the
    third try to seal up the same hole, and this latest doc installed some
    netting to hold it together. He told me to begin walking as soon as I
    could bear it (actually very little pain), and cleared me to do easy
    running in about two weeks or so.
    --
    Don
    [email hidden]

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  8. Une chaleur venue d'ailleurs
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    "FabulustRunner" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    [censored]. this might explain my childless situation.

    You'll only get lawyers from back there.

    Quoted message said:

    i'm agonna try the frontal
    approach tonight.

    Tastes a WHOLE LOT better too!

    Be carefull not to damage the iguana.

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  9. FabulustRunner
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    Be carefull not to damage the iguana.

    You mean the python?

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