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Good, because I would rather die than give up my coffee
There are many misinformed ideas about prostate cancer. The Today show has a video on MSNBC about some guy who was disgnosed with prostate cancer at age 55. He's saying that no one in his family suspected he might have prostate cancer because he was the Little League coach and played basketball- duh! so freakin what. Are there people who think you get prostate cancer because you weren't a little league coach? Americans- at least half of them- are stupid.