Oh, do not sleep on a pillow case that you like. You will likely bleed all over it in the middle of the night. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy Stardust
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Oh, do not sleep on a pillow case that you like. You will likely bleed all over it in the middle of the night. :up:Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy Stardust
Just checked in the prescriptions, one of them is a painkiller especially for this sort of shit. No blood barfing hopefully. And ... it's not so bad anymore. More of a nuisance now.
And it's pizza on the menu, yesterday's pizza :)
Well you're lucky then. All I had was aspirin. It got so bad I wanted to punch people for coughing.
oh yeah, need that drool towel! Forgot to ask-- Ziggy, did you get nitrous for the procedure?
Heh - nitrous - always wanted to try it. :)
Only had it once (for extraction of impacted wisdom teeth!) but it was a hoot. Took a few whiffs from the mask, felt all tingly and lightheaded, floaty. When the surgeon asked how I felt, his voice sounded really funny, and I just started giggling. Recall him saying, "She's ready" and the lights went out. :)
Nope, I got the needle. 4 of them actually. The face is not numb anymore, was just for a few hours, so there'll be no drooling. At least not more than usual.Quote:
Originally Posted by GGT
The stuff the doc gave me really works. Have had no pain for an hour :) Lets see how long this lasts.
How're you doing Ziggy? (Keep the drool towel, spit out the bloody spit, don't swallow it.)
Not sure how this happened so early in the season, but I've got poison oak or ivy on my forearm. Dayum.
Excellent :) Almost no pain so I have 12 of these excellent painkillers left for other occasions.
Use wodka for the poison Ivy. (or did Mythbusters bust that one?)
Am I supposed to drink the vodka or rub it on the rash? :haha:
Glad you feel better Ziggy. It's amazing how fast the body heals. Now stop checking those gums with your tongue! :)
Right side only? The left ones are still there. You're gonna have a skewed jaw. Better go get the left side done quick. :D
I have to work today but I don't feel like it at all... and they have started drilling the tunnel under the center of Amsterdam. Finally. That's more of a WTF moment really, coz they have been building on that damn metro for god knows how long now.
Yeah, news of this has reached America.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xhvRQyRdVEI
Conan the video game has topless nudity in it, in the form of female hostages tied to whipping poles.
I didn't know this because I haven't spent more than 5 minutes on the game. Brent however discovered it, while everyone was in the livingroom he was playing in. Whoops.
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Originally Posted by Ominous Gamer
Its awkward moments like this that he'll cherish forever and eventually post to hologgedit...
So you have no problem with the huge amounts of violence in the games you allow him to play, but a little bit of nudity is the end of the world?
You make no sense at all to me. None.
I didn't say I had a problem with it. :p But we were all siting in the livingroom, Brandy, Ocean, and their grandma (going through photos), and then BOOM! Talking titties on the 61" TV. I had some explaining to do.
We didn't make him turn it off, but told him to move on, and told Ocean it was shower time. Again, not directly because of the boobs but because she understood it was humorous moment and she wanted to drag it on.
I decided to download the opera browser today. The install file is 12.4 MB. Since I use the Chrome browser as my standard I first tried it with Chrome. To my surprise it was indicated that this small file would take over half an hour to download. I thought there might be a problem with my connection and proceeded to reboot etc. Then I tried again. And again a dl time of well over half an hour. Then I switched to MSIE and got the file downloaded in about 30 seconds.
That seemed very very fishy to me.
There is fucking snow falling from my fucking sky.
Where else does it normally fall from?
You understand that it was warm enough for shorts Saturday? And will be again tomorrow?Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
It's stopped now. Sun is shining, birds are chirping.
On Triton there's solid, liquid and gaseous methane. Sort of like what water is on our planet. Due to the pressure and gravity, when it rains (methane) it falls very slowly in big droplets 1 to 2 inches big, kind of like how snowflakes fall on Earth. There are also methane ice caps and lakes and clouds :)
Isn't that interesting? :)
So you're getting lovely warm weather, mixed with the fun bits of snow for a few hours without having it gridlock your town for a month with it being gone already? I'd quite like that.Quote:
Originally Posted by littlelolligagged
Switching back and forth rapidly is about as much fun as walking barefoot in a fire ant hill.Quote:
Originally Posted by RandBlade
Also, I seen nothing fun about any bit of snow, and certainly not when it is SPRING. You understand the concept of seasons, right? Summer is meant to be hot, spring and fall warmish, and winter unbearably cold for about 2 weeks, and chilly the rest of the time.
And instead we get today, where the high is expected to only be 48° F (find your own converter, damn it). This is after the fairly heavy snow at the beginning of the month. It's wrong.
I take that as a "No" :(
Sorry, it's fascinating, I just need rage to make it worthwhile to emerge from under the blankets in this unreasonably cold weather.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy Stardust
I'm wearing layers and fuzzy socks. :downcast:
Sometimes I like to picture scenery on the Jovians and their moons. Falling slowly into Jupiter with lightning storms larger than worlds raging in the vast distance. Jupiter's innards are most likely composed of metallic hydrogen at extreme pressures, and no one really knows how matter like that even behaves. It's a pretty awe-inspiring thought, I think, how extremely rare and minute is the amount of environments we'd consider every-day in the universe. Most baryonic matter is plasma or a thin 'gas', yet these, the most common states of matter in the cosmos, are also very foreign to our existence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ziggy Stardust
Exactly! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
And that's all just in this tiny insignificant solar system of ours. We have moons that resemble Earth. Planets with mind-boggling characteristics. Planets that should resemble Earth but are global warming gone mental squared. And that's just in one of ten to the power of twenty something solar systems. Which means that other solar systems have even more batcrap insane properties.
And I'll never know them. And that's messing with my groove (Poing!)
Due to resolution limitations, most exo-planets we've found are Jupiter-like objects, usually with even greater masses. Since the detection method is what it is, there's a strong sampling bias and many of these objects apparently orbit very close to their mother star, and there's likely mass exchange between the two in many cases. While this infernal scene is pretty cool, it does also mean that very likely the massive planet has cleared the particular system up of smaller bodies anywhere near the star. There are some new methods that had their big break-throughs just a little over a year ago, and we're finally seeing Earth-like objects. In another ten years, who knows?
What messes with my groove is that I will never get to fly there.
:sour: then there are the places that likely no one will ever get to see barring some science miracle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
...damn you Universe and your immenseness... :mad: