Lexus Meet Milpitas Saturday Nov 18
11-14-06, 10:00 PM
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11-15-06, 07:21 AM
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im not sure yet i might try to go to the 24 hour walmart and try to get it at midnight. do you know if its going to be dead at fremont? i need to find a place that has less people.
11-15-06, 09:06 AM
#24
Count me in. Probably, Icechick too.
Also, I know you want to be in the Milpitas area but if you are interested in bowling at Homestead Lanes in Cupertino instead I have a whole bunch of free game passes that we could use. Might be worth the drive because games are pretty spendy these days.
Also, I know you want to be in the Milpitas area but if you are interested in bowling at Homestead Lanes in Cupertino instead I have a whole bunch of free game passes that we could use. Might be worth the drive because games are pretty spendy these days.
Last edited by VelvetBlue; 11-15-06 at 09:29 AM.
Have fun everyone!
11-15-06, 09:17 PM
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11-15-06, 09:35 PM
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RTGS400,
Wow! That's beats my pop. He had a triple bypass and heart valve replacement (mechanical one) 8 years ago. To this day, he's on his 3rd pacemaker.
Your pop must really have major clogged arteries around the heart area to have a quad-bypass. They're gonna saw his chest open, open it up, remove some veins from the thigh area to bypass the clogged arteries and....well, you know....I won't go into any more specifics...
Don't worry, bypasses are common and the patient will recover 110% afterwards if not even better than before.
Wow! That's beats my pop. He had a triple bypass and heart valve replacement (mechanical one) 8 years ago. To this day, he's on his 3rd pacemaker.
Your pop must really have major clogged arteries around the heart area to have a quad-bypass. They're gonna saw his chest open, open it up, remove some veins from the thigh area to bypass the clogged arteries and....well, you know....I won't go into any more specifics...
Don't worry, bypasses are common and the patient will recover 110% afterwards if not even better than before.
11-15-06, 09:41 PM
#30
They dont saw it open.. they have to break it open.. it heals easier that way i guess... All four of his main arteries were clogged.. two were clogged 100% and the other two were 85%... he had what they called a "progressive heart attack"... where his 4 sub-arteries compensated over time for the clogged main ones. he is out of surgery now, and doing well. its horrible to see him like this.. but im just glad that i can see him. thanks guys for your kind words.. ill keep it posted..
RTGS400,
Wow! That's beats my pop. He had a triple bypass and heart valve replacement (mechanical one) 8 years ago. To this day, he's on his 3rd pacemaker.
Your pop must really have major clogged arteries around the heart area to have a quad-bypass. They're gonna saw his chest open, open it up, remove some veins from the thigh area to bypass the clogged arteries and....well, you know....I won't go into any more specifics...
Don't worry, bypasses are common and the patient will recover 110% afterwards if not even better than before.
Wow! That's beats my pop. He had a triple bypass and heart valve replacement (mechanical one) 8 years ago. To this day, he's on his 3rd pacemaker.
Your pop must really have major clogged arteries around the heart area to have a quad-bypass. They're gonna saw his chest open, open it up, remove some veins from the thigh area to bypass the clogged arteries and....well, you know....I won't go into any more specifics...
Don't worry, bypasses are common and the patient will recover 110% afterwards if not even better than before.