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Gwar! wrote:

kronk wrote:

VermGho5t wrote:In the 24th century Breast cancer has long since been eradicated.

But not male pattern baldness, obviously.

It has, he just chose not to get it fixed because he is awesome and much better than that fatty Kirk!

Oh you did it you p'tahk! You do know you will have TWO Kirks coming after you now?

I haven't known a lady with cancer of the infant food dispensers, but I do support it. The fighting of it, not the disease. Obviously.

ChiliPowderKeg wrote:Pinkified Yotsuba hair avatar done!

Looks murderous as ever @_@

Just noticed this thread.

Being that my aunt died of breast cancer, and the fact that the good cause this time around is "save the tits", I'm going pink too.

Commander Endova wrote:

DarkTraveler777 wrote:Could someone give my Praetorian melta-gunner the pink treatment? Maybe a pink helmet or something?

A family friend went through cancer treatment and thankfully is doing quite well almost a decade later so I am always happy to support cancer awareness causes.

Here you go:


Glad that your friend is okay.

That is brilliant, thanks!

SilverMK2 wrote:men can't possibly be affected by breast cancer (either directly or through a family member).

I know this topic has gone back a few pages, but I just want to point out that men can get breast cancer, as we still have underdeveloped breasts left over from when we were in the womb. It is extremely rare, but when men get it it becomes serious fast.

terribletrygon wrote:I know this topic has gone back a few pages, but I just want to point out that men can get breast cancer, as we still have underdeveloped breasts left over from when we were in the womb. It is extremely rare, but when men get it it becomes serious fast.

I'm not sure if you were replying having got my comment or not, however, I am glad that someone has posted regards the seriousness of male breast cancer - many people do not even realise it is possible to contract it.

I didn't. Wow.