Thread: What makes you unique?

Well...I'd tell you what makes me unique, but I dont want to make you guys feel that inadequate...

Weeellllllllll, this has become my favorite new thread.... I had no idea we had such interesting characters here, and every one of you would be right at home in West Virginia.

I did ponder a bit if I should write because it only seems fair that if I do then I have to share So I'll start with something safe...lol. I have a hemangioma on my right hand, I was born like that, which is not uncommon....but what is uncommon is that most disappear by the time a child is around 9 or 10, but oh no.....not mine I still have it and I'm 45 + a few.

Soapmistress

Originally Posted by churley

I have a hemangioma on my right hand

Forgive me Soapmistress, but the man with three nipples knows not what this is....



Can you help me out here?

hemangioma |hiˌmanjēˈōmə| ( Brit. haemangioma)
noun ( pl. -omas or -omata |-ˈōmətə|) Medicine
a benign tumor of blood vessels, often forming a red birthmark.

also wikipedia link

Originally Posted by churley

I did ponder a bit if I should write because it only seems fair that if I do then I have to share So I'll start with something safe...
Soapmistress

Ok, now you can go into the things that may have not been so..."safe"...

I'm a seventh generation Canadian and the first generation of my direct line to be raised out of Nova Scotia. That's here since 1804. My partner is a second generation refugee so while her parents were the first generation here, her child will be the eighth. Funny that.

This isn't too surprising, but I'm better educated than any of my ancestors ever were at my age. I'll need to get a Bachelor's Degree by retirement to keep up with my Grandmother.

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