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Re: The knee defender
Funny you mention that. My uncle Robert was an elephant man.
The doctors were fascinated by him since the condition only went so far and stopped before he became too disfigured. |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Hotscot
(Post 11393052)
Funny you mention that. My uncle Robert was an elephant man.
The doctors were fascinated by him since the condition only went so far and stopped before he became too disfigured. |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11393034)
He's the Elephant Man.
Heavy duty! Best change roles to.... A certain Gentleman of Verona - instead of a recumbent syndrome in bed |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 11393064)
:eek:
Heavy duty! Best change roles to.... A certain Gentleman of Verona - instead of a recumbent syndrome in bed http://www.wearysloth.com/Gallery/Ac...000304-897.gif |
Re: The knee defender
MMcD: You have a way with words....
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Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Hotscot
(Post 11393072)
MMcD: You have a way with words....
I started to write it in reply to Sally's Elephant Man comment...phone rang...didn't finish or see what you'd written in the meantime about your uncle - till after I'd posted. It looks horribly insensitive. Which I'm not. Which is why I feel this explanation is in order. |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11393070)
Elephant man...medical descriiption of condition; Proteus syndrome Two Gentlemen of Verona - Main male characters: Proteus and Valentine |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 11393095)
My riffing on Proteus/Proteus syndrome:
I started to write it in reply to Sally's Elephant Man comment...phone rang...didn't finish or see what you'd written in the meantime about your uncle - till after I'd posted. It looks horribly insensitive. Which I'm not. Which is why I feel this explanation is in order. It used to tell you when someone has posted, before the 'upgrade'. Surely it wouldn't be seen as insensitive. And don't call me Shirley. |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11393104)
And don't call me Shirley.
Dora Dense says: Duh? Did I? Who she? |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 11393102)
OMG (as in...the post that should not have been). sorry...too obscure and in light of what popped up (which I didn't see) before I finally posted - probably inappropriate
Elephant man...medical descriiption of condition; Proteus syndrome Two Gentlemen of Verona - Main male characters: Proteus and Valentine But now I can see it - you could say, "Bob's your uncle". |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 11393106)
:confused:
Dora Dense says: Duh? Did I? Who she? |
Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by Sally Redux
(Post 11393108)
I thought of the play but didn't know that was what EM's condition was called. Duh.
But now I can see it - you could say, "Bob's your uncle". Bob's your uncle :lol: |
Re: The knee defender
Bob's your uncle, Shirley
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Re: The knee defender
Originally Posted by MMcD
(Post 11393113)
Bob's your uncle, Shirley
Well, the thread is about airplanes :lol: |
Re: The knee defender
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Originally Posted by Yorkieabroad
(Post 11392830)
Two birds with one stone - no reclining, no lolling head......
SkyRest Travel Pillow - SkyMall ETA - main downside is looking like a total cnut! |
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