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Women Density Observation


Panthro

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Breast Density is one of the strongest predictors of the failure of mammography screening to detect cancer.

Women with extremely dense breast tissue have a 4 to 5 times greater cancer risk than women with fatty tissue.

Extremely dense breast tissue is a higher risk factor than having one first degree relative with breast cancer.

Adding an additional screening tool, such as MRI or Ultrasound, to the mammogram increases detection of SMALL, EARLY stage breast cancer.

Only one in 10 women learn about their dense breast tissue from their physician.

wtf are u tryin to say Panthro

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I think that he means:

In Wilmington there is a very large number of young hot womenz, and not too many young single males.

It's seems much easier to get a hot girl in ILM to speak to you at a bar, and be interested than in a place like Charlotte or Raleigh.

I attribute the low number of single young males in this area to there not being nearly the job market that you find in other parts of the state.

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I think that he means:

In Wilmington there is a very large number of young hot womenz, and not too many young single males.

It's seems much easier to get a hot girl in ILM to speak to you at a bar, and be interested than in a place like Charlotte or Raleigh.

I attribute the low number of single young males in this area to there not being nearly the job market that you find in other parts of the state.

also easier to talk to a girl because the douche factor in Wilm is wayyyyyyyyy lower than it is in Charlotte or Raleigh.

When I go out in downtown Charlotte, I feel like I should be up North.

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So then places with fewer women (or more men (Kling Klong)) creates more suitors and thus no matter their looks they are as good as it gets for that locale.

I would also like to add Tampa and Charleston to the list of places where this occurs.

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also easier to talk to a girl because the douche factor in Wilm is wayyyyyyyyy lower than it is in Charlotte or Raleigh.

When I go out in downtown Charlotte, I feel like I should be up North.

We still have our fair share, but they do seem to be picked on a little more quickly here.

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We still have our fair share, but they do seem to be picked on a little more quickly here.

I wish that would happen here!!!

So yeah, my immediate reaction downtown is to be a complete bitch. No, I don't want to talk to you now gtfout of here with your Ed Hardy shirt.

douchebaggery......its rampant in Charlotte, I tell ya.

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also easier to talk to a girl because the douche factor in Wilm is wayyyyyyyyy lower than it is in Charlotte or Raleigh.

When I go out in downtown Charlotte, I feel like I should be up North.

I would have to disagree that talking to a girl in Charlotte is hard because of the douche factor. For every douche guy that is uptown on a weekend night (and there are many), there are 2 slutty women that can't get enough of that guy. Charlotte may be the easiest place on the East coast for Joey Bag-o-Donuts Gotti to talk to and hook up a with a girl.

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