I think most of our problems pale by comparison....





George and Lori Schappell, who are joined at the head, celebrate their special day this Sunday.

And the pair are marking the landmark birthday with a trip to London.

Remarkably, the Siamese twins are able to live very different and separate lives, with Lori having had relationships and George — who was originally named Dori — deciding to live life as a man.

Lori is also a champion ten-pin bowler and George performs as a country and western singer.

Lori says: "When we were born, the doctors didn't think we'd make 30, but we proved them wrong.

"We have learned so much in the last 50 years and will continue living life to the full."

While Lori, who is 5ft 1in, was born able-bodied, 4ft 4in George suffers from spina bifida, which has caused severe mobility problems.

As George cannot walk, he sits in a wheelchair-type stool which Lori pushes so the two can move together.

George says: "Most people don't believe us but we do have very normal lives.

"We travel, tidy our flat and Lori has even had a boyfriend. Nothing stops us doing what we want."

is that like catching a summer run and a smallmouth on the same plug at the same time?

And then I complain if the rivers are out and I can't go fishing.
How fortunate we all are.

that there is funny. i don't care who you are......







willy

Got to admit that brought a little tear to my eye






little pee might a come out too

I'd hit it!

9.3

4.6 + 4.7 ?

Yep.

Orygun 3-way

"how should we solve this problem?"

"I don't know. We'll have to put our heads together."