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Happy New Year
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Jenn
2012-01-01 04:01:48 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
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On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
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Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 04:06:20 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
Jenn
2012-01-01 04:08:56 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
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Jenn
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On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 04:19:11 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
Jenn
2012-01-01 04:25:05 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
We could make up some lyrics ...
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Jenn
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On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 05:29:02 UTC
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...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
We could make up some lyrics ...
75% do...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/45836495#45836495

Its actually a poem...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auld_Lang_Syne#Lyrics
Jenn
2012-01-01 05:58:55 UTC
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...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
We could make up some lyrics ...
75% do...
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/45836495#45836495
Its actually a poem...
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Auld_Lang_Syne#Lyrics
I always knew the English version. :)
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Jenn
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On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Aardvark
2012-01-01 13:55:56 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
'Auld lang syne' = days gone by.

FYI
HTH
HAND
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"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 14:02:18 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
...(hummmms... should old acquaintance be forgot.......~~~~)
<smile> I never have figgered the lyrics to that one!
'Auld lang syne' = days gone by.
FYI
HTH
HAND
TYVM
ITDiD
U2
Aardvark
2012-01-01 13:54:31 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
It's me birthday today.

I was sitting in the pub last night and my mate turned up with a ticket
for me to go to the RBL New Year's Eve party (Royal British Legion).
After a quick visit home to get suited and booted, off we went to the
Legion.

Had a whale of a time with a bunch of his military and ex-military mates
and ended up extremely drunk. So much so that I slipped and fell in the
mud while walking (staggering?) home (:-)). My tux is now lying in a
muddy heap in the corner.

That's the last time I play drinking games with soldiers.

<note to self>Time to visit the dry cleaners</note to self>

Why does my head hurt so much?
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 14:12:15 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
It's me birthday today.
Happy Birthday, mate! :)
Post by Aardvark
I was sitting in the pub last night and my mate turned up with a ticket
for me to go to the RBL New Year's Eve party (Royal British Legion).
After a quick visit home to get suited and booted, off we went to the
Legion.
Oh boy, here come trouble...
Post by Aardvark
Had a whale of a time with a bunch of his military and ex-military mates
and ended up extremely drunk. So much so that I slipped and fell in the
mud while walking (staggering?) home (:-)). My tux is now lying in a
muddy heap in the corner.
Lol !! Sounds like a rowdy night out with the boys.
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That's the last time I play drinking games with soldiers.
You probably say that every time.
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Why does my head hurt so much?
The fluid that normally surrounds your brain is depleted. Now your brain
is like a pinball pinging around every time you move in the slightest.
Bright lights will intensify the headache, as will even the softest
noise will sound like a freight train. Your CNS is in shock, and you
likely are getting jittery. The littlest movement gets your attention,
and all you want is to sleep. You can't though. Recommendation: Hair of
the Dog.
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<note to self>Time to visit the dry cleaners</note to self>
Besides the mud, you probably pissed the trousers! Treat as biohazard.
Aardvark
2012-01-01 14:20:35 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
You too!
It's me birthday today.
Happy Birthday, mate! :)
I usually try to ignore it.
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Post by Aardvark
I was sitting in the pub last night and my mate turned up with a ticket
for me to go to the RBL New Year's Eve party (Royal British Legion).
After a quick visit home to get suited and booted, off we went to the
Legion.
Oh boy, here come trouble...
I wish you'd told me that last night before I went.
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Post by Aardvark
Had a whale of a time with a bunch of his military and ex-military mates
and ended up extremely drunk. So much so that I slipped and fell in the
mud while walking (staggering?) home (:-)). My tux is now lying in a
muddy heap in the corner.
Lol !! Sounds like a rowdy night out with the boys.
Apparently it was just average :-)
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That's the last time I play drinking games with soldiers.
You probably say that every time.
You've got me well sussed, mate. :-)
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Why does my head hurt so much?
The fluid that normally surrounds your brain is depleted. Now your brain
is like a pinball pinging around every time you move in the slightest.
Bright lights will intensify the headache, as will even the softest
noise will sound like a freight train. Your CNS is in shock, and you
likely are getting jittery. The littlest movement gets your attention,
and all you want is to sleep. You can't though.
You *do* realise that it was a rhetorical question, don't you?
Post by Gramsterdam
Recommendation: Hair of
the Dog.
Well, I'm drinking a big mug of coffee laced with scotch at present and
shortly I'll be toddling off to the pub for just that exact purpose. :-)

I feel a couple of bottles of red wine coming on.

I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who passed
by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
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<note to self>Time to visit the dry cleaners</note to self>
Besides the mud, you probably pissed the trousers!
Heh.
Post by Gramsterdam
Treat as biohazard.
I have some plastic tongs here. :-)
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 14:49:51 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who passed
by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
Aardvark
2012-01-01 15:04:46 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who passed
by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
You and me both :-)
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 15:07:11 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who passed
by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
You and me both :-)
<hahahaha>
Aardvark
2012-01-01 21:27:49 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who
passed by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
You and me both :-)
<hahahaha>
I was chatting to a mate of mine earlier. He was telling me his mum and
dad were walking home last night. They told him they saw some drunk bloke
lying in the middle of the road.

Wonder who it was.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-01 23:44:02 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who
passed by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
You and me both :-)
<hahahaha>
I was chatting to a mate of mine earlier. He was telling me his mum and
dad were walking home last night. They told him they saw some drunk bloke
lying in the middle of the road.
Busted by your pal's parents!! <roflmao> Its like being 15 again. :)
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Wonder who it was.
Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I would
pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
Aardvark
2012-01-02 00:34:18 UTC
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I seem to recall lying in the middle of the road wishing all who
passed by a happy new year. Perhaps it's my imagination?
I would pay good money to see that video.
You and me both :-)
<hahahaha>
I was chatting to a mate of mine earlier. He was telling me his mum and
dad were walking home last night. They told him they saw some drunk
bloke lying in the middle of the road.
Busted by your pal's parents!! <roflmao> Its like being 15 again. :)
The thing is, they know me, but didn't recognise the drunken heap in the
road :-)
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Wonder who it was.
Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I would
pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
Why not join me, mate?

PS Busy watching the Family Guy Star Wars.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-02 01:00:17 UTC
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Busted by your pal's parents!! <roflmao> Its like being 15 again. :)
The thing is, they know me, but didn't recognise the drunken heap in the
road :-)
Too funny :)
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Wonder who it was.
Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I would
pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
Why not join me, mate?
I'm going to be on 'zombie' patrol, just in case. If nothing goes down,
I suppose I could hop on a airplane after Christmas 2012 and before
2013. I have not gone out on New Years Eve in many years, it would be
fun.
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PS Busy watching the Family Guy Star Wars.
Never gets old, does it? :)
Aardvark
2012-01-02 02:59:38 UTC
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Busted by your pal's parents!! <roflmao> Its like being 15 again. :)
The thing is, they know me, but didn't recognise the drunken heap in the
road :-)
Too funny :)
I was telling him today how comfortable the wet tarmac was.

The 'mud' I slipped in was mostly comprised of duck shit, as it was right
on the bank of a large pond inhabited by mallards. I walked past there
earlier.

Ever seen a duckshit angel?
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Wonder who it was.
Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I
would pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
Why not join me, mate?
I'm going to be on 'zombie' patrol, just in case. If nothing goes down,
I suppose I could hop on a airplane after Christmas 2012 and before
2013. I have not gone out on New Years Eve in many years, it would be
fun.
I don't make plans, but whatever I get up to, you're welcome to join me.

Gloves and overalls are optional.
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PS Busy watching the Family Guy Star Wars.
Never gets old, does it? :)
I could watch those episodes all day, every day.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-02 03:07:28 UTC
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Ever seen a duckshit angel?
OMG... no, have you?
Aardvark
2012-01-02 03:49:33 UTC
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Ever seen a duckshit angel?
OMG... no, have you?
Well, I did today.

Wonder who made it.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-02 03:51:55 UTC
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Ever seen a duckshit angel?
OMG... no, have you?
Well, I did today.
Wonder who made it.
Whomever it was, they were full of the holiday 'spirits'.

Take a piccie!
Aardvark
2012-01-02 03:58:01 UTC
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Ever seen a duckshit angel?
OMG... no, have you?
Well, I did today.
Wonder who made it.
Whomever it was, they were full of the holiday 'spirits'.
Apparently so. Lots of details are coming back to me, mate. My Zippo
wouldn't light (out of juice) and I was dying for a smoke. as I lay in
the road I was asking passers-by if they had a light. Eventually some
random, lonesome girl leaned down and gave me a light. Dontcha just love
good Samaritans?
Post by Gramsterdam
Take a piccie!
If only I'd thought about that at the time. It's been raining incessantly
since this afternoon. Unlikely that it's still there.

The ducks are, though.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Dustin
2012-01-04 03:45:43 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I
would pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
One can only hope.. :)
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
~BD~
2012-01-04 08:49:33 UTC
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Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I
would pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
One can only hope.. :)
It seems it's true! http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_phenomenon :-)
Jenn
2012-01-04 14:44:31 UTC
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Well, shit. Too bad the world is ending this year on Dec. 21st. I
would pay for an airplane ticket to see that next year!
One can only hope.. :)
Sure, the world is going to end on Dec 21st about like Y2K was going to
crash computers world wide... :)
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Betty
2012-01-02 00:43:34 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!



OldGringo38
2012-01-02 01:25:29 UTC
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Post by Betty
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It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
LOL
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http://youtu.be/12YA8WelIH0
Victor Borge One of my favorites.
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Betty
2012-01-02 03:16:02 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
LOL
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http://youtu.be/12YA8WelIH0
Victor Borge One of my favorites.
I loved Victor Borge.
Aardvark
2012-01-02 02:50:13 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
http://youtu.be/12YA8WelIH0
Much appreciated, Betty.

I'm now wondering how you knew I've been a big Victor Borge fan since I
was a young 'un.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Betty
2012-01-02 03:13:52 UTC
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Post by Aardvark
It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
http://youtu.be/12YA8WelIH0
Much appreciated, Betty.
I'm now wondering how you knew I've been a big Victor Borge fan since I
was a young 'un.
I knew because you told me. We discussed him way back last year
sometime. I said he was one of my all-time favorites too. His birthday
is January 3rd! He was also a Capricorn. [g]

One of the funniest men ever ... one of a kind ... never to be equaled.

(Happy Birthday!)
Aardvark
2012-01-02 03:51:52 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Let me be the first to wish you a Happy St. Patrick's Day!
http://youtu.be/12YA8WelIH0
Much appreciated, Betty.
I'm now wondering how you knew I've been a big Victor Borge fan since I
was a young 'un.
I knew because you told me. We discussed him way back last year
sometime.
I've slept since then.

Have I really known you that long?
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I said he was one of my all-time favorites too. His birthday
is January 3rd! He was also a Capricorn. [g]
Capricorns ro0l.
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One of the funniest men ever ... one of a kind ... never to be equaled.
Indeed. Such a loss when he shuffled off his mortal coil.
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(Happy Birthday!)
Grrrrrr!
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Dustin
2012-01-04 03:47:28 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Happy late bday wishes. Enjoyed reading your romp around the town. Nice
hangover you had? :)
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Aardvark
2012-01-04 18:14:56 UTC
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It's me birthday today.
Happy late bday wishes.
No probs.
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Enjoyed reading your romp around the town.
I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New Year's
Day. A mate of mine was saying his mum and dad had passed some drunken
slob lying in a heap in the road the night before.

Guess who it was. :-)
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Nice
hangover you had? :)
I headed it off at the pass by sinking more booze. :-)

Lots more booze.:-)

I felt great yesterday, after following my New Year's anti-hangover
regime.
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Bullwinkle.
2012-01-04 18:48:03 UTC
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That is something to be proud of and hope your children follow in your
footsteps.


"Aardvark" <***@youllnever.know> wrote in message news:je24v0$olj$***@dont-email.me...

I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New Year's
Day. A mate of mine was saying his mum and dad had passed some drunken
slob lying in a heap in the road the night before.

Guess who it was. :-)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-05 05:18:43 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New Year's
Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
Jenn
2012-01-05 15:15:58 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Oldus Fartus
2012-01-05 15:47:03 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can be
a great remedy for a hangover.
--
Cheers
Oldus Fartus
Jenn
2012-01-05 15:49:45 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog" remedy for
a hangover?
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Oldus Fartus
2012-01-05 15:54:35 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog" remedy for
a hangover?
LOL ... "A hair of the dog that bit you" - a euphemism for more of the
same (or more drink!) The best cure for sobriety is alcohol!
--
Cheers
Oldus Fartus
Jenn
2012-01-05 15:59:16 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog"
remedy for a hangover?
LOL ... "A hair of the dog that bit you" - a euphemism for more of the
same (or more drink!) The best cure for sobriety is alcohol!
yeah? I've never been drunk, so didn't know! LOL
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Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
~BD~
2012-01-05 17:09:24 UTC
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I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog" remedy for
a hangover?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_of_the_dog
Jenn
2012-01-05 17:20:22 UTC
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Post by ~BD~
Post by Jenn
Post by Oldus Fartus
Post by Jenn
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Aardvark
I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog"
remedy for a hangover?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_of_the_dog
hmmm this part is the only thing that really makes any viable sense to me
since I was hypoglycemic for nearly 20+ yrs:
"From the perspective of sugar metabolism, alcohol may cause a blood sugar
spike, resulting in a hypoglycemic awakening "hangover".[citation needed]
Finishing the drink left on the counter might be the quickest way to ingest
more calories that quickly convert to 'sugar' to raise the body's blood
sugar, as well lifting the fainting and headaches often associated with low
blood sugar."

I've had to consume food to stop a headache as a result of hypoglycemia, but
have never been drunk, so had no idea of the similarity.
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
~BD~
2012-01-05 17:49:49 UTC
Permalink
Post by Jenn
Post by ~BD~
Post by Jenn
Post by Oldus Fartus
Post by Jenn
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Aardvark
I was in the pub having a hair of the dog that savaged me on New
Year's Day.
I'm glad my Rx worked!
What is your Rx exactly? I've never heard of it.
Commonly found on a doctor's prescription. A "hair of the dog" can
be a great remedy for a hangover.
I'm afraid to ask, but will anyway.. what is a "hair of the dog"
remedy for a hangover?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hair_of_the_dog
hmmm this part is the only thing that really makes any viable sense to me
"From the perspective of sugar metabolism, alcohol may cause a blood sugar
spike, resulting in a hypoglycemic awakening "hangover".[citation needed]
Finishing the drink left on the counter might be the quickest way to ingest
more calories that quickly convert to 'sugar' to raise the body's blood
sugar, as well lifting the fainting and headaches often associated with low
blood sugar."
I've had to consume food to stop a headache as a result of hypoglycemia, but
have never been drunk, so had no idea of the similarity.
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!

By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-06 19:18:05 UTC
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Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!

I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
Jenn
2012-01-06 19:26:24 UTC
Permalink
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an
eye-opener at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
oh I don't think I'm wanting to do that!
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Gramsterdam
2012-01-06 20:29:54 UTC
Permalink
Post by Jenn
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an
eye-opener at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
oh I don't think I'm wanting to do that!
Where is you sense of adventure!
Jenn
2012-01-06 20:48:23 UTC
Permalink
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Jenn
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an
eye-opener at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
oh I don't think I'm wanting to do that!
Where is you sense of adventure!
Give me a technical book and ask me to learn some program from it! That's
an adventure! :)
--
Jenn
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
Gramsterdam
2012-01-06 21:23:34 UTC
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Post by Jenn
Give me a technical book and ask me to learn some program from it! That's
an adventure! :)
Here is your mission, should you accept it:

http://acfwiki.pbworks.com/w/page/1310974/Filtering%20with%20NewsProxy
Aardvark
2012-01-06 20:38:10 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once!
Never been there meself, but my older brother was held overnight in
Glasgow and later fined on the charge of 'Drunk and disorderly' when he
was eighteen.

They arrested him and shoved into a police box (think Doctor Who's Tardis)
and later loaded into a police van and taken to the bridewell.
Post by Gramsterdam
Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
Not quite the emotional enema afforded by a hallucinogen trip, but fine
on a weekly basis. :-)
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-06 21:25:02 UTC
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Post by Aardvark
Post by Gramsterdam
Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
Not quite the emotional enema afforded by a hallucinogen trip, but fine
on a weekly basis. :-)
Bring that up next time we talk - I have a funny story about that.
Dustin
2012-01-07 04:57:10 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
I think I'll have to pass on that... I'm rarely ever drinking and have
only been drunk a handful of times. No, It has nothing to do with any
religious beliefs-- I just don't enjoy alcohol that much. I have enough
fun with constant migraines.. Don't really need the hangover effect.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Gramsterdam
2012-01-07 11:52:55 UTC
Permalink
Post by Dustin
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
I think I'll have to pass on that... I'm rarely ever drinking and have
only been drunk a handful of times. No, It has nothing to do with any
religious beliefs-- I just don't enjoy alcohol that much. I have enough
fun with constant migraines.. Don't really need the hangover effect.
Didn't you recently procure some Tennessee 'shine? ;-)
Dustin
2012-01-07 17:46:56 UTC
Permalink
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in
the "drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an
eye-opener at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
I think I'll have to pass on that... I'm rarely ever drinking and
have only been drunk a handful of times. No, It has nothing to do
with any religious beliefs-- I just don't enjoy alcohol that much. I
have enough fun with constant migraines.. Don't really need the
hangover effect.
Didn't you recently procure some Tennessee 'shine? ;-)
Not recently. Last summer. I still have the majority of it. I bought it
mostly for a discussion piece. And! It makes great fuel in an
emergency.. LOL. Van shows remarkable HP difference... hehehehe
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Aardvark
2012-01-07 17:54:41 UTC
Permalink
Post by Dustin
Post by Gramsterdam
Didn't you recently procure some Tennessee 'shine? ;-)
Not recently. Last summer. I still have the majority of it. I bought it
mostly for a discussion piece. And! It makes great fuel in an
emergency.. LOL. Van shows remarkable HP difference... hehehehe
Fuck me!!!! How many gallons (or is it barrels?) of the stuff did you
actually get?

At one time, a mate of mine had a relative who ran a still in Ireland.
Every time he went over there, he'd come back carrying a few litres. I
often helped him drink it- good old poitín (pronounced pot-cheen).

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poit%C3%ADn>
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Dustin
2012-01-08 00:02:28 UTC
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Post by Aardvark
Post by Dustin
Post by Gramsterdam
Didn't you recently procure some Tennessee 'shine? ;-)
Not recently. Last summer. I still have the majority of it. I bought it
mostly for a discussion piece. And! It makes great fuel in an
emergency.. LOL. Van shows remarkable HP difference... hehehehe
Fuck me!!!! How many gallons (or is it barrels?) of the stuff did you
actually get?
I provided a power source for someone, they paid me in several drums of
white lightning and they paid for the parts and the spiffy new tools I
required. I wasn't sure what it was that I was providing power too,
having never actually seen one of these.. "stills" before. Don't get me
wrong, I sort of suspected what it might be and do based on the
electrical requirements it has, but.. I'm not going to go being nosy.
lol.

The electrical work itself is sound and safe; even if his gizmo probably
isn't really legal.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Jenn
2012-01-07 15:06:36 UTC
Permalink
Post by Dustin
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by ~BD~
This group is a great place to learn new things, eh?!!
By all accounts, you have missed little by never getting drunk! ;-)
I think everyone should at least get drunk and stay the night in the
"drunk tank" at the local constabulary at least once! Its an eye-opener
at worse, and could be downright fun at best!
I don't have to put that one on my "bucket list".
I think I'll have to pass on that... I'm rarely ever drinking and have
<snip> No, It has nothing to do with any
religious beliefs-- I just don't enjoy alcohol that much.
Same here ... I don't like feeling woozy.
Post by Dustin
I have enough
fun with constant migraines.. Don't really need the hangover effect.
Last year sometime my husband opened a bottle of champagne and poured me
a small glass of it. I think I took maybe 3 sips of it and maybe 5 mins
later I started to get a horrible headache that was so bad I had to go
lay down and hold my head crying from the pain. I had managed to take
some ibuprofen on my way to laying down, tho. It took about 25 or 30
mins for it to kick in before the headache finally subsided.

I don't get headaches very often, but will get a tension or sinus
headache occasionally, and also every now and then I will get a cluster
headache. Those will put me out of commission in the same way that
champagne headache did.

I've heard that cluster headaches are a similar pain level to
migraines... I feel for you getting those. yuk!
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB - Aardvark is a coward.
Dustin
2012-01-07 17:49:59 UTC
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Post by Jenn
I've heard that cluster headaches are a similar pain level to
migraines... I feel for you getting those. yuk!
They're close.. but not quite...

A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on pipes
with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It increases
the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't work. They can
last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions; You feel better for
a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the toilet. It's not stress or
tension (I've had those too), it's a migraine.. Ruins my whole day and
possibly another day or two as I've noticed the recovery time isn't what
it used to be.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Gramsterdam
2012-01-07 17:55:22 UTC
Permalink
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on pipes
with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It increases
the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't work. They can
last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions; You feel better for
a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the toilet. It's not stress or
tension (I've had those too), it's a migraine.. Ruins my whole day and
possibly another day or two as I've noticed the recovery time isn't what
it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Aardvark
2012-01-07 18:33:25 UTC
Permalink
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on pipes
with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It
increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't work.
They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions; You feel
better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the toilet. It's not
stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a migraine.. Ruins my whole
day and possibly another day or two as I've noticed the recovery time
isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Odd story: Twenty-odd years ago, I was sitting watching the TV one night
and began getting some kind of visual disturbance. The whole upper right
quarter of my field of vision became blurred and then began to sparkle in
various colours. This soon passed (by 'soon', I mean within an hour FYI :-
)) to be followed by an acute headache, which lasted for about an hour.

This happened a few times over the next month or so, so I decided it was
time to visit my GP. He diagnosed what I expected him to- migraine. He
gave me a prescription for a drug called 'Migril' (I think) and sent me
on my merry way, with instructions to take one or two of the pills every
time I experienced the visual disturbances, as it was the harbinger of
one of these headaches.

Months, possibly a year, went by and no sparkly blurriness ever
appeared.The pills went to the back of a drawer and were promptly
forgotten about. Then, one day, the Big One struck.

I got visual disturbances! YAY! Rummage around in all the cupboards, find
the pills, take a couple.

I had never experienced anything like it. Fuck, it hit me like a
sledgehammer. So bad, in fact, that I had to do the lying down in a
darkened room rigmarole. Couldn't move a finger while lying on my side
with my eyes shut or the pain got worse (how the fuck could it get worse
than it already is? I wondered) and my stomach churned. I really feared
I'd do a technicolor yawn all over myself and the bed and just end up
lying in it, immobile, as there was no way I could do anything to prevent
it. I actually feared I was dying.

I must've fallen asleep, thankfully, because I returned to consciousness
of my surroundings a couple of hours later (I won't say 'awoke' as I may
not have actually slept- perhaps I was dead, who knows?).

After that, I kept the pills about my person all the time- once bitten,
twice shy, I thought. Every time I felt the blurry-sparklies coming on,
the blister pack came out and I popped a couple of the Migril. I ran out
probably two years after I had first experienced any symptoms. Forgot to
get the prescription refilled.

Then one day, pill-less, the visual disturbances came on. Fuck, I was
frightened! I had no wish to go through what had happened on the day of
the Big One. The visual disturbance faded and I braced myself.

Then, it happened! Nothing! Nada, zilch, niente!

Ever since then, I'll occasionally get the twinkly blind spot, but no
headache to follow.

Ever.

Fucking weird, eh?
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Dustin
2012-01-08 00:05:08 UTC
Permalink
Post by Aardvark
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you.
It increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as
I've noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Odd story: Twenty-odd years ago, I was sitting watching the TV one
night and began getting some kind of visual disturbance. The whole
upper right quarter of my field of vision became blurred and then
began to sparkle in various colours. This soon passed (by 'soon', I
mean within an hour FYI :- )) to be followed by an acute headache,
which lasted for about an hour.
This happened a few times over the next month or so, so I decided it
was time to visit my GP. He diagnosed what I expected him to-
migraine. He gave me a prescription for a drug called 'Migril' (I
think) and sent me on my merry way, with instructions to take one or
two of the pills every time I experienced the visual disturbances, as
it was the harbinger of one of these headaches.
Months, possibly a year, went by and no sparkly blurriness ever
appeared.The pills went to the back of a drawer and were promptly
forgotten about. Then, one day, the Big One struck.
I got visual disturbances! YAY! Rummage around in all the cupboards,
find the pills, take a couple.
I had never experienced anything like it. Fuck, it hit me like a
sledgehammer. So bad, in fact, that I had to do the lying down in a
darkened room rigmarole. Couldn't move a finger while lying on my
side with my eyes shut or the pain got worse (how the fuck could it
get worse than it already is? I wondered) and my stomach churned. I
really feared I'd do a technicolor yawn all over myself and the bed
and just end up lying in it, immobile, as there was no way I could do
anything to prevent it. I actually feared I was dying.
I must've fallen asleep, thankfully, because I returned to
consciousness of my surroundings a couple of hours later (I won't say
'awoke' as I may not have actually slept- perhaps I was dead, who
knows?).
After that, I kept the pills about my person all the time- once
bitten, twice shy, I thought. Every time I felt the blurry-sparklies
coming on, the blister pack came out and I popped a couple of the
Migril. I ran out probably two years after I had first experienced
any symptoms. Forgot to get the prescription refilled.
Then one day, pill-less, the visual disturbances came on. Fuck, I was
frightened! I had no wish to go through what had happened on the day
of the Big One. The visual disturbance faded and I braced myself.
Then, it happened! Nothing! Nada, zilch, niente!
Ever since then, I'll occasionally get the twinkly blind spot, but no
headache to follow.
Ever.
Fucking weird, eh?
Weird and cool. Very good description of what it's like too.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Aardvark
2012-01-08 00:30:09 UTC
Permalink
Post by Dustin
Post by Aardvark
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It
increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as I've
noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Odd story: Twenty-odd years ago, I was sitting watching the TV one
night and began getting some kind of visual disturbance. The whole
upper right quarter of my field of vision became blurred and then began
to sparkle in various colours. This soon passed (by 'soon', I mean
within an hour FYI :- )) to be followed by an acute headache, which
lasted for about an hour.
This happened a few times over the next month or so, so I decided it
was time to visit my GP. He diagnosed what I expected him to- migraine.
He gave me a prescription for a drug called 'Migril' (I think) and sent
me on my merry way, with instructions to take one or two of the pills
every time I experienced the visual disturbances, as it was the
harbinger of one of these headaches.
Months, possibly a year, went by and no sparkly blurriness ever
appeared.The pills went to the back of a drawer and were promptly
forgotten about. Then, one day, the Big One struck.
I got visual disturbances! YAY! Rummage around in all the cupboards,
find the pills, take a couple.
I had never experienced anything like it. Fuck, it hit me like a
sledgehammer. So bad, in fact, that I had to do the lying down in a
darkened room rigmarole. Couldn't move a finger while lying on my side
with my eyes shut or the pain got worse (how the fuck could it get
worse than it already is? I wondered) and my stomach churned. I really
feared I'd do a technicolor yawn all over myself and the bed and just
end up lying in it, immobile, as there was no way I could do anything
to prevent it. I actually feared I was dying.
I must've fallen asleep, thankfully, because I returned to
consciousness of my surroundings a couple of hours later (I won't say
'awoke' as I may not have actually slept- perhaps I was dead, who
knows?).
After that, I kept the pills about my person all the time- once bitten,
twice shy, I thought. Every time I felt the blurry-sparklies coming on,
the blister pack came out and I popped a couple of the Migril. I ran
out probably two years after I had first experienced any symptoms.
Forgot to get the prescription refilled.
Then one day, pill-less, the visual disturbances came on. Fuck, I was
frightened! I had no wish to go through what had happened on the day of
the Big One. The visual disturbance faded and I braced myself.
Then, it happened! Nothing! Nada, zilch, niente!
Ever since then, I'll occasionally get the twinkly blind spot, but no
headache to follow.
Ever.
Fucking weird, eh?
Weird and cool. Very good description of what it's like too.
Heh. The memory is scalded into my psyche.

:-)
--
"And thus I clothe my naked villany
With odd old ends stol'n out of holy writ,
And seem a saint, when most I play the devil."
King Richard III (I, iii, 336-338)
Gramsterdam
2012-01-08 19:12:37 UTC
Permalink
Post by Aardvark
Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on pipes
with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It
increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't work.
They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions; You feel
better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the toilet. It's not
stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a migraine.. Ruins my whole
day and possibly another day or two as I've noticed the recovery time
isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Odd story: Twenty-odd years ago, I was sitting watching the TV one night
and began getting some kind of visual disturbance. The whole upper right
quarter of my field of vision became blurred and then began to sparkle in
various colours. This soon passed (by 'soon', I mean within an hour FYI :-
)) to be followed by an acute headache, which lasted for about an hour.
This happened a few times over the next month or so, so I decided it was
time to visit my GP. He diagnosed what I expected him to- migraine. He
gave me a prescription for a drug called 'Migril' (I think) and sent me
on my merry way, with instructions to take one or two of the pills every
time I experienced the visual disturbances, as it was the harbinger of
one of these headaches.
Months, possibly a year, went by and no sparkly blurriness ever
appeared.The pills went to the back of a drawer and were promptly
forgotten about. Then, one day, the Big One struck.
I got visual disturbances! YAY! Rummage around in all the cupboards, find
the pills, take a couple.
I had never experienced anything like it. Fuck, it hit me like a
sledgehammer. So bad, in fact, that I had to do the lying down in a
darkened room rigmarole. Couldn't move a finger while lying on my side
with my eyes shut or the pain got worse (how the fuck could it get worse
than it already is? I wondered) and my stomach churned. I really feared
I'd do a technicolor yawn all over myself and the bed and just end up
lying in it, immobile, as there was no way I could do anything to prevent
it. I actually feared I was dying.
I must've fallen asleep, thankfully, because I returned to consciousness
of my surroundings a couple of hours later (I won't say 'awoke' as I may
not have actually slept- perhaps I was dead, who knows?).
After that, I kept the pills about my person all the time- once bitten,
twice shy, I thought. Every time I felt the blurry-sparklies coming on,
the blister pack came out and I popped a couple of the Migril. I ran out
probably two years after I had first experienced any symptoms. Forgot to
get the prescription refilled.
Then one day, pill-less, the visual disturbances came on. Fuck, I was
frightened! I had no wish to go through what had happened on the day of
the Big One. The visual disturbance faded and I braced myself.
Then, it happened! Nothing! Nada, zilch, niente!
Ever since then, I'll occasionally get the twinkly blind spot, but no
headache to follow.
Ever.
Fucking weird, eh?
My twice-ex girlfriend gets them bad, including the aurora's <sp>
(visual disturbances). For her, Maxalt (Rizatriptan) worked if she took
it soon enough. Sounds similar to your experience, if she didn't take at
the first sign of a migraine she was doomed to a 2-3 day migraine. I
felt so helpless, I knew it must be awful. I never had one.
Dustin
2012-01-08 00:03:30 UTC
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Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It
increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as I've
noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Yep. It doesn't kill the migraines either, just puts me in a foggy like
state that is very strange.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Gramsterdam
2012-01-08 19:39:43 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It
increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as I've
noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
Have you tried Maxalt?
Yep. It doesn't kill the migraines either, just puts me in a foggy like
state that is very strange.
That's the only one I know of for migraines. That's what my ex-g/f used.

In my experience with 'regular' headaches, aspirin works best. I've
found that opiate-based drugs do nothing for them.

Have you seen a chiropractic doctor? Often times a nerve is 'out of
whack' on the cervical spine, and they claim (in the literature I read @
my chiropractic Dr.) that is the cause for many people's migraines.
Jenn
2012-01-08 19:41:24 UTC
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Have you seen a chiropractic doctor? Often times a nerve is 'out of
my chiropractic Dr.) that is the cause for many people's migraines.
Speaking of ... how's it going with your back and the chiro? :D
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB - Aardvark is a coward. He's just an intellectual weakling.
Gramsterdam
2012-01-08 20:15:09 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
Have you seen a chiropractic doctor? Often times a nerve is 'out of
my chiropractic Dr.) that is the cause for many people's migraines.
Speaking of ... how's it going with your back and the chiro? :D
Like shit. I walked out mid-session last time, she's tying to handle too
many patients at once. I don't like being treated like chattel. After I
did the roller bed and the TENS machine, they made me go back to the
waiting room for my adjustments. After 5 minutes of being ignored, I
left.

Hopefully it was because of the 'Holiday' hours, and it won't be a
fucking zoo the next time I return.
Jenn
2012-01-08 20:30:04 UTC
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Post by Jenn
Post by Gramsterdam
Have you seen a chiropractic doctor? Often times a nerve is 'out of
my chiropractic Dr.) that is the cause for many people's migraines.
Speaking of ... how's it going with your back and the chiro? :D
Like shit. I walked out mid-session last time, she's tying to handle too
many patients at once. I don't like being treated like chattel. After I
did the roller bed and the TENS machine, they made me go back to the
waiting room for my adjustments. After 5 minutes of being ignored, I
left.
Hopefully it was because of the 'Holiday' hours, and it won't be a
fucking zoo the next time I return.
yeah .. I had a similar experience myself during the holidays. I just
try to go when it's not a busy time of the day.
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB - Aardvark is a coward. He's just an intellectual weakling.
ASCII
2012-01-08 22:11:10 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
In my experience with 'regular' headaches, aspirin works best. I've
found that opiate-based drugs do nothing for them.
Opiates don't seem to kill pain as much as offer a pleasant distraction.
Post by Gramsterdam
Have you seen a chiropractic doctor? Often times a nerve is 'out of
my chiropractic Dr.) that is the cause for many people's migraines.
One of the words Chiros like to toss out is "subluxation".
My ex father-in-law was a pyro-quacktic, as we used to say.
Jenn
2012-01-07 21:02:07 UTC
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Post by Jenn
I've heard that cluster headaches are a similar pain level to
migraines... I feel for you getting those. yuk!
They're close.. but not quite...
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on pipes
with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you. It increases
the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't work. They can
last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions; You feel better for
a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the toilet. It's not stress or
tension (I've had those too), it's a migraine.. Ruins my whole day and
possibly another day or two as I've noticed the recovery time isn't what
it used to be.
I've been awakened from a sound sleep with a cluster headache probably 4
or 5 times. The pain is as if someone is trying to stab one of your
eyes out... is the best comparison. It's always centered behind one eye
radiating outward and all I can do is clutch my head and put pressure on
it. If I feel one coming on, I can take ibuprofen and if I caught it in
time the cluster will subside. If I didn't catch it in time the cluster
will go full tilt pain THEN ease up about 20 minutes later.
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB - Aardvark is a coward.
Dustin
2012-01-08 00:06:39 UTC
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Post by Dustin
Post by Jenn
I've heard that cluster headaches are a similar pain level to
migraines... I feel for you getting those. yuk!
They're close.. but not quite...
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you.
It increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as
I've noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
I've been awakened from a sound sleep with a cluster headache
probably 4 or 5 times. The pain is as if someone is trying to stab
one of your eyes out... is the best comparison. It's always centered
behind one eye radiating outward and all I can do is clutch my head
and put pressure on it. If I feel one coming on, I can take
ibuprofen and if I caught it in time the cluster will subside. If I
didn't catch it in time the cluster will go full tilt pain THEN ease
up about 20 minutes later.
Yep. They aren't migraines. Migraines pain level is about... 8x-10x
worse than what you've experienced with those. You can reach the point
where you wish you were dead. Unconcious by any possible means so it
doesn't hurt anymore.
--
Character is doing the right thing when nobody's looking. There are too
many people who think that the only thing that's right is to get by, and
the only thing that's wrong is to get caught. - J.C. Watts
Jenn
2012-01-08 02:27:20 UTC
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Post by Dustin
Post by Jenn
Post by Dustin
Post by Jenn
I've heard that cluster headaches are a similar pain level to
migraines... I feel for you getting those. yuk!
They're close.. but not quite...
A migraine feels like somebody in your head on one side banging on
pipes with a ball peen hammer. Light/sound/temperature bother you.
It increases the pounding. Excedrin for migraines (pick one) doesn't
work. They can last for days. Making you puke on multiple occasions;
You feel better for a few minutes in a nice cold sweat over the
toilet. It's not stress or tension (I've had those too), it's a
migraine.. Ruins my whole day and possibly another day or two as
I've noticed the recovery time isn't what it used to be.
I've been awakened from a sound sleep with a cluster headache
probably 4 or 5 times. The pain is as if someone is trying to stab
one of your eyes out... is the best comparison. It's always centered
behind one eye radiating outward and all I can do is clutch my head
and put pressure on it. If I feel one coming on, I can take
ibuprofen and if I caught it in time the cluster will subside. If I
didn't catch it in time the cluster will go full tilt pain THEN ease
up about 20 minutes later.
Yep. They aren't migraines. Migraines pain level is about... 8x-10x
worse than what you've experienced with those. You can reach the point
where you wish you were dead. Unconcious by any possible means so it
doesn't hurt anymore.
Is there anything you think that triggers them?
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB - Aardvark is a coward.
Gramsterdam
2012-01-08 19:42:49 UTC
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Post by Dustin
You can reach the point
where you wish you were dead. Unconcious by any possible means so it
doesn't hurt anymore.
The only time I experienced that much pain was when my shoulder was
dislocated (too many times to count). I know what you mean about just
wanting to pass-out or die when pain is 10+ on the scale.
ASCII
2012-01-08 22:13:11 UTC
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Post by Gramsterdam
Post by Dustin
You can reach the point
where you wish you were dead. Unconcious by any possible means so it
doesn't hurt anymore.
The only time I experienced that much pain was when my shoulder was
dislocated (too many times to count). I know what you mean about just
wanting to pass-out or die when pain is 10+ on the scale.
As the saying goes, 'hurt so bad I was afraid I was gonna live'

Max Wachtel
2012-01-01 05:37:30 UTC
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On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:01:48 -0600
Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
happy new year to you and yours
sounds like it will be an interesting start weather-wise here in ohio
50 mph winds for today!
Jenn
2012-01-01 05:53:55 UTC
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On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:01:48 -0600
Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
happy new year to you and yours
sounds like it will be an interesting start weather-wise here in ohio
50 mph winds for today!
It was a windy day here, too! Here's to wishing you a healthy and
prosperous new Year, Max!
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
ASCII
2012-01-01 08:28:38 UTC
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On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:01:48 -0600
Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
happy new year to you and yours
sounds like it will be an interesting start weather-wise here in ohio
50 mph winds for today!
Fog here so thick you could cut it with a chainsaw.
Jenn
2012-01-01 15:52:14 UTC
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Post by Max Wachtel
On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:01:48 -0600
Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
happy new year to you and yours
sounds like it will be an interesting start weather-wise here in ohio
50 mph winds for today!
Fog here so thick you could cut it with a chainsaw.
Did the fog finally part?
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
ASCII
2012-01-01 18:15:52 UTC
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Post by Max Wachtel
On Sat, 31 Dec 2011 22:01:48 -0600
Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
happy new year to you and yours
sounds like it will be an interesting start weather-wise here in ohio
50 mph winds for today!
Fog here so thick you could cut it with a chainsaw.
Did the fog finally part?
Yep, bright sunny start to the new year as of around nine
this morning, expected to get warmer this afternoon.
It's already 70 now. http://bit.ly/uOrfnQ
~BD~
2012-01-01 10:17:47 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
I'm *here*! :-)

A Happy New Year to you too, Jenn! :-)
Jenn
2012-01-01 15:57:57 UTC
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Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
I'm *here*! :-)
A Happy New Year to you too, Jenn! :-)
How's your day going so far?
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
~BD~
2012-01-01 17:34:46 UTC
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Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
I'm *here*! :-)
A Happy New Year to you too, Jenn! :-)
How's your day going so far?
Thanks for asking, Jenn - we've had a great day today! :-)

Daughter, son-in-law and little Hattie came this morning and Mrs BD cooked a
great turkey roast with all the trimmings!

They've just headed off home, with my daughter driving. SIL had enjoyed the
Port I supplied, much to her displeasure. Oops! ;-)

You have a good one too.

Hugs,

David
OldGringo38
2012-01-01 13:42:55 UTC
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.. where ever you are.
Thanks Jenn, and a Happy New Year to you also.
--
Just West Of Nowhere
Enjoy Life And Live It To Its Fullest As
It Has An Expiration Date
Support Bacteria: They Are The Only Culture Some People Have
Jenn
2012-01-01 16:02:55 UTC
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Post by Jenn
.. where ever you are.
Thanks Jenn, and a Happy New Year to you also.
thanks OG! :D
--
Jenn
(posting from Thunderbird)
On 11/12/2011 8:40 AM, Aardvark wrote:
"More proof that he doesn't have the intellect to take me on verbally"
PKB
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