Esophagus
posted by Doug at 6:47 AM
"But cloth of misconstruction dressed thought in stylish deception. rrrrRUFF!"-Icy
Friday, July 31, 2009
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13 Comments:
Hey Gus, I never knew your your full name. It is a little weird!
Esop H Agus, hmmm.
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I slowed down this morning but still am first?
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You forgot to mention Quilly again though Jim, she's a gullet for attention. :)
Please visit The Chrysalis Stage and Esoteric Uncovered.
Aesop's little bro, gus.
Brilliant update. Apropos.
Just what the Crow said!
When I was born, my esophagus wasn't attached to my stomach. It is actually a fairly common birth defect. I made medical history by being the first to every survive the reattachment surgery.
The story is much longer and Amoeba keeps urging me to write it, but not here, I think.
It's the end of the month, are we having a pop quiz?
I can think of nothing for this word. Your was pretty good, but the whole thing is rather nauseating to consider. It's best to eat without thinking of the process.
stuck in committee...
First and slower, Jim. There's room if you need it.
Haha, Nessa. Wait'll you hear today's post.
Sourer grapes, TLP?
Thanks, Terry.
Thanks, Ariel.
Wow, Quilly. I had no idea. I agree with your fella.
Sure, Icy. What flavors does Nehi come in?
Cooper, that's the undigested truth.
Bear, you just need a chair to wash it down with.
Oh, this word now has a scary-gloomy association in my mind, now that a dear friend no longer has one. Things we take for granted.
Postpharyngeal locus of peristaltic action.
How strange, Actonbell. I have a very old friend in the same predicament who I talked to last weekend and that never even came up in my mind.
Gag me, W.
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