OT - NO POLITICS Happy Holidays Edition

Bruinaura

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Thanks y'all. Back home now. They did several tests. Diagnosis is GERD/reflux.

He said I am actually blessed with fantastic heart genes. He literally said I could consume as much cholesterol as I want and it wouldn't make a dent. There is "not a speck present." So that's good at least.

The release notes said to stay off work for 3 days. Never heard of that for GERD. Guess it's a good thing I'm on vacation lol.

Also: the fireman may have been good looking, but his IV starting skills need a little work. :help: The EMT ended up using the other arm.

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caz16

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Thanks y'all. Back home now. They did several tests. Diagnosis is GERD/reflux.

He said I am actually blessed with fantastic heart genes. He literally said I could consume as much cholesterol as I want and it wouldn't make a dent. There is "not a speck present." So that's good at least.

The release notes said to stay off work for 3 days. Never heard of that for GERD. Guess it's a good thing I'm on vacation lol.

Also: the fireman may have been good looking, but his IV starting skills need a little work. :help: The EMT ended up using the other arm.

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I'm glad you are okay - that arm is a mess though! I have had some "butchers" in my time, but that is so bad. Take it easy and rest up!
 

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Brush with greatness volume 3 or something:

Charlie McAvoy was in this morning. I said hello, and told him I enjoyed meeting his father, Charles Sr. a few months ago, and that when speaking to him, I didn't know who he was.. Mason Lohrei's dad, David, came in and he will be in tomorrow. Another very nice gentleman whom I met a few months ago, without knowing who *he* was.. Charlie Coyle, his smoking wife and cute daughter; said hello to them... young Master Koepke, whom I did not bother...
 

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What’s the greatest holiday gift you’ve ever received?

My brothers and I got an Atari 2600 for Christmas 1981. Primitive by today’s standards but we were stoked and played it for hours. I’m a bit of a video game nerd and getting that for Christmas set me onto that path.
Wife got this for me about 6-7 years ago. Still play it just about every day…
 

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BMC

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The greatest Christmas gift I ever got was Billy Blastoff when I was 6 years old. A few years ago my sister tracked one down on eBay along with some of the accessories and gave it to me for Christmas. Still the best Christmas gift evah!!!


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BB79

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FB reminding me I saw Mariah Carey 7 years ago at Caesars

Good christmas show except her then bf thought he was also a star.
Oh man...I just heard her overplayed Christmas song this afternoon for the 4,824th time this month. About to gouge my ears out.

I love Christmas but the music gets so repetitive, it starts driving me mad around this time.
 
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Alicat

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my daughter has procreate. i find it complicated. lol.
you made it look easy
It is complicated and I say that as someone who uses photoshop with decent proficiency.

This took me all day and I fumbled around a lot. I have some YouTube tutorials saved so I can learn the basics.
 

NeelyDan

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My tattoo artist once time-lapse one of my pieces using a procreate-ish app not sure if that exactly wish I could find it was super cool unlike Mike and Kristen

Come to think of it tho that wasn’t the strangest part of the (8 hour ouch) session - it was a three chair shop, and I was first in

Next up walks Drake in the far chair

Then half hour later Kristen Steward gets in the chair beside me

I was way, way, way too high to endure such things but here we are
 
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TD Charlie

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Lately, these generic brand Unisoms either knock me out in ten minutes, or I’m up for two hours stumbling around in an extremely paranoid state.

Last night was the latter. Stood in the hallway in front of my bedroom doorway awaiting an intruder that i was POSITIVE was ready to attack at any moment, but ultimately that was probably the pex slapping around the floor joists in the basement. I’m gonna say i was out there for ten minutes but really it could’ve been thirty seconds to an hour. I have no idea. It was a really uncomfortable feeling to go from wide awake, to nearly comatose, to full blown adrenaline rush ready to fight to the death…all in a matter of seconds.

Let’s see what tonight brings!
 

Bruinaura

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Lately, these generic brand Unisoms either knock me out in ten minutes, or I’m up for two hours stumbling around in an extremely paranoid state.

Last night was the latter. Stood in the hallway in front of my bedroom doorway awaiting an intruder that i was POSITIVE was ready to attack at any moment, but ultimately that was probably the pex slapping around the floor joists in the basement. I’m gonna say i was out there for ten minutes but really it could’ve been thirty seconds to an hour. I have no idea. It was a really uncomfortable feeling to go from wide awake, to nearly comatose, to full blown adrenaline rush ready to fight to the death…all in a matter of seconds.

Let’s see what tonight brings!
That's scary! If that was me I wouldn't take those again
 
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