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The Batlord 09-21-2015 02:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1636438)
The good: Linda had some 800mg Tylenols left over from when she broke her ankle and they really helped with the pain and inflammation.

The bad: $700 total on our HVAC system yesterday. Because the problem was intermittent the dude replaced all of the key electronics and controllers on both units (the one in the attic and the one out on the patio).

On top of that I have a $200 deductible for the CAT scan I have to get this afternoon. :banghead:

Two days ago I bought beer and all of the Alien movies, just cause I felt like it. And my air conditioner is still working as well as the day I installed it.

Black Francis 09-21-2015 03:04 PM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1636516)
Two days ago I bought beer and all of the Alien movies, just cause I felt like it. And my air conditioner is still working as well as the day I installed it.

You're the kinda guy who would run laps around a cripple, aren't you?

The Batlord 09-21-2015 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1636521)
You're the kinda guy who would run laps around a cripple, aren't you?

I'd tip him out of his wheelchair and then roll away in it.

ladyislingering 09-21-2015 04:14 PM

Today I learned that I'm not cut out for needlepoint.

So I'm just gonna chill with my booze and listen to Janis Joplin until I have some sort of creative epiphany.

Chula Vista 09-21-2015 04:51 PM

Just got back from my CT scan. Hardly took any time at all but I'm getting sick of needles/IVs. Chick stuck me in the exact same spot I was stuck two weeks ago. A bit of a trip when they inject the dye into your bloodstream. Almost simultaneously your entire body gets really warm on the inside, and your crotch starts to ache. Wears off pretty quickly though.

Now the waiting until next Wednesday's follow up with my doctor. This is the test that'll show tumors and/or damage to any organs. My liver is the #1 suspect because all of the enzyme tests from my blood work came back screwy.

Maybe the past 40 years of partying has finally caught up with me??? :tramp:

fiddler 09-21-2015 05:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Chula Vista (Post 1636572)
Just got back from my CT scan. Hardly took any time at all but I'm getting sick of needles/IVs. Chick stuck me in the exact same spot I was stuck two weeks ago. A bit of a trip when they inject the dye into your bloodstream. Almost simultaneously your entire body gets really warm on the inside, and your crotch starts to ache. Wears off pretty quickly though.

Now the waiting until next Wednesday's follow up with my doctor. This is the test that'll show tumors and/or damage to any organs. My liver is the #1 suspect because all of the enzyme tests from my blood work came back screwy.

Maybe the past 40 years of partying has finally caught up with me??? :tramp:

I know the feeling. Hey guys! Know I haven't been here in a minute (uh my last post was on the 12th, I checked). So what happened was I was at the range in full battle rattle and actually passed out. I was taken to the hospital where they determined that I had an infection in my large intestine that was preventing nutrients from getting into my blood stream. Dehydration, and malnurishment were the principal causes of actually passing out. So after a week of heavy antibiotics and a nurse waking you up every night at exactly 0203, I am back home and back to normal! Today was the first day back at work, and I was reminded once again why the Army Community is a strong one. People were hugging me, telling me not to scare them like that anymore, etc.

The Batlord 09-21-2015 06:01 PM

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Originally Posted by fiddler (Post 1636593)
I know the feeling. Hey guys! Know I haven't been here in a minute (uh my last post was on the 12th, I checked). So what happened was I was at the range in full battle rattle and actually passed out. I was taken to the hospital where they determined that I had an infection in my large intestine that was preventing nutrients from getting into my blood stream. Dehydration, and malnurishment were the principal causes of actually passing out. So after a week of heavy antibiotics and a nurse waking you up every night at exactly 0203, I am back home and back to normal! Today was the first day back at work, and I was reminded once again why the Army Community is a strong one. People were hugging me, telling me not to scare them like that anymore, etc.

Wuss.

Norg 09-21-2015 06:33 PM

I drove around town just so I could listen to music in my car and did nothing

Justthefacts 09-21-2015 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Norg (Post 1636607)
I drove around town just so I could listen to music in my car and did nothing

I do this often. People ask me if I deliberately waste gas and I just say no, only accidentally.

RoxyRollah 09-21-2015 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by fiddler (Post 1636593)
I know the feeling. Hey guys! Know I haven't been here in a minute (uh my last post was on the 12th, I checked). So what happened was I was at the range in full battle rattle and actually passed out. I was taken to the hospital where they determined that I had an infection in my large intestine that was preventing nutrients from getting into my blood stream. Dehydration, and malnurishment were the principal causes of actually passing out. So after a week of heavy antibiotics and a nurse waking you up every night at exactly 0203, I am back home and back to normal! Today was the first day back at work, and I was reminded once again why the Army Community is a strong one. People were hugging me, telling me not to scare them like that anymore, etc.

You aint gotta be in the army to get hugs, narc.


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