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Yeah I'm full agreement with everyone else about what you should do meg. I think its interesting how too many men often refuse to see a doctor if something may be wrong. Like it makes one less of a man or something. Its silly, but hey sometimes we males can be stubborn. I refuse to ask for directions damnit :P
Sorry, just got home from work. Yeah, I don't think they mind eating the little buggers. As for me, I'll be vacuuming pretty much everything the next few days, in an effort to get rid of all the dead bodies.Quote:
Originally Posted by megladon8
I would be surprised if anyone could offend me by "going too far", so no worries.:)
I'm in complete agreement. You need to go in as soon as possible. I remember someone on the old site had a similar problem and it was pretty much what KF described. You really don't want to mess around and wait on things like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by bac0n
Go to the doc...
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Go to the Doc. I'm always amazed at some people who refuse to get things checked out, only for us to get them there when things go haywire.
I love making a Christmas list!
I'm scarred. I was just informed that this was featured on an episode of Grey's Anatomy last season. Apparently the man on the show didn't know what was wrong with him and flew back to wherever the hell that show takes place. Seems likely considering what I just read. :|Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
That show is awful.
The saying 'keep it in your pants' doesn't just apply to sex!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
:eek: :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
That was something I heard about years ago and was really, really hoping was myth. :cry:
Its almost as bad as that Vietnamese torture chick who would stick glass stir rods up POW's hoo-ha-ditty, and then smack it with a hammer, and then force them to drink lots of water.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I remember this from The Rundown.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSLKZzuLC00Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
:eek::eek::eek:
No. I've decided I dont' need supplementary video.Quote:
Originally Posted by chrisnu
"How about no" is a sound thought process. However, I was weak. :sad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
I killed the thread. I'm sorry.
"How about no" is a daunting proclamation for someone considering posting something in a thread that's essentially about nothing.
That was in reference to your decision not to watch the video. I certainly didn't mean for everyone to stop posting. I apologize if it was taken that way.
Let's see if we can rejuvenate:
For some damned reason, despite that it's forty degrees Fahrenheit outside, it's 85 inside! And I've got windows cracked! Methinks there's something wrong with my apartment's central air/heating.
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Our apartment is like that. It would certainly be nicer to live in the townhouse I was at, but I can't argue with a 3.8 mile commute to work!Quote:
Originally Posted by Sycophant
Since the creation of the police state with the formation of the CIA and the broading of its and the FBI's powers privacy has pretty much vanished. And I don't even want to know the extent of the spying the NSA has done on Americans. I find it all disturbing and depressing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
Just reading the first page of that article depresses the hell out of me. Ben Stein was right when he said in an interview featured in a financial magzine (I think it was Money) that if the US government (in regards to how it handles its finances) was a person it would be in jail.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
Hell no I'm not going to the Amazon. Ever. EVER. Damn man. :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Rowland
Check it out, I made an ambigram:
http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2064/...a19f2cd5_o.jpg