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kentog

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Opinions please. Thanks in advance
 

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Undeveloped... very, very low.

Below USD 20.
 

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Not very much undeveloped. I would develop it if I owned it, but it means something to me, since I nearly died in an aorta aneurysm.
 

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As MD and domainer, it means something to me too, but that doesn't add much solid value.

OT: You are a lucky guy. Hope your survival is leading to a new, formidable way of living your life.
 

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TBH it was an Ascending Aortic dissection, not really an Aneurysm, but since I went with it untreated for 5 weeks, I guess I'm lucky... After only 2 weeks, the mortality rate is 75%. But it was 11½ years ago, now.
 
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