Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
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Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
Peter
"Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
Peter
Aye - 'twas in the press during the week. Radiation therapy too. Not nice. I
wouldn't wish that illness on anyone.
Cheers, helen s
"Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
I did ponder on this for a split second when I frst read it, then tought
"Okay magazine may have a field day, but I don't know her or them."
Of course the OP meant (slightly OT) because he felt this had something to
do with cycling. I'd call it a "Very Tenuous OT". It's to do with two human
beings lives, that has nothing to do with cycling. Let the sad b**st*rds
that buy OK and the like have this conversation .. otherwise it's as good as
paparrazzi on a newsgroup.
"elyob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Peter" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
I did ponder on this for a split second when I frst read it, then tought
"Okay magazine may have a field day, but I don't know her or them."Of course the OP meant (slightly OT) because he felt this had something to
do with cycling. I'd call it a "Very Tenuous OT". It's to do with two
human beings lives, that has nothing to do with cycling. Let the sad
b**st*rds that buy OK and the like have this conversation .. otherwise
it's as good as paparrazzi on a newsgroup.
I don't know 'her or them' either, but I note that Sheryl has been mentioned
at least twice on this newsgroup in recent weeks.
If by 'them' you mean Armstrong, I gather he is (or was) a(n) (un)popular
cyclist.
So I think there is a connection.
Although I wholeheartedly agree that no-one should read OK, or others of its
ilk.
Peter
It strikes fear into us all - cancer - I survived, Armstrong survived,
hopefefully Sheryl will also. To me he is not just a great cyclist -
his name is hope. Without hope what the hell is there?
archierob said:Without hope what the hell is there?
BEER!
in message <[email hidden]>, elyob
(') said:Of course the OP meant (slightly OT) because he felt this had something
to do with cycling. I'd call it a "Very Tenuous OT". It's to do with
two human beings lives, that has nothing to do with cycling. Let the
sad b**st*rds that buy OK and the like have this conversation ..
otherwise it's as good as paparrazzi on a newsgroup.
It is tenuous. But it does show Armstrong to be the person we always
thought he was - the great cancer-surviving self publicist, who, as soon
as his girlfriend gets cancer, dumps her. King John, it was said, had no
redeeming features. He was not alone.
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;; I put the 'sexy' in 'dyslexia'
"Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:in message <[email hidden]>, elyob
(') said:Of course the OP meant (slightly OT) because he felt this had something
to do with cycling. I'd call it a "Very Tenuous OT". It's to do with
two human beings lives, that has nothing to do with cycling. Let the
sad b**st*rds that buy OK and the like have this conversation ..
otherwise it's as good as paparrazzi on a newsgroup.It is tenuous. But it does show Armstrong to be the person we always
thought he was - the great cancer-surviving self publicist, who, as soon
as his girlfriend gets cancer, dumps her. King John, it was said, had no
redeeming features. He was not alone.
How do you know that? How do you know he dumped her because she got cancer?
As I say, it's all a little too much OK! magazin-ish for me.
Oh, by the way, my girlfriend wants you all to know that she had her hair
cut the other day, I ride a bike.
"Simon Brooke" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:in message <[email hidden]>, elyob
(') said:Of course the OP meant (slightly OT) because he felt this had something
to do with cycling. I'd call it a "Very Tenuous OT". It's to do with
two human beings lives, that has nothing to do with cycling. Let the
sad b**st*rds that buy OK and the like have this conversation ..
otherwise it's as good as paparrazzi on a newsgroup.It is tenuous. But it does show Armstrong to be the person we always
thought he was - the great cancer-surviving self publicist, who, as soon
as his girlfriend gets cancer, dumps her. King John, it was said, had no
redeeming features. He was not alone.
He dumped her several weeks ago, didn't he? These days, BC is treated
within DAYS of discovery, at least in North America and especially if you
are wealthy.
Graham
Peter said:Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
Peter
SFW? Idiot.
"Tim Binns" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Peter said:Sheryl Crowe has just had breast cancer surgery.
Peter
SFW? Idiot.
Me or Sheryl?
Peter
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