Bismarck.Magnuss said: »
/buys Niko a hearing aid
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Good morning! I see the retard brigade just won't let go of their puerile notions.
Cheers! /raises mug Siren.Mosin said: » useless information about uranium mining /channels his inner Nausi IT'S SAFER THAN DRIVING A GARBAGE TRUCK!!! OR CLIMBING A LADDER! and if your kids glow in the dark, they'll be easier to spot hitchhiking on the freeway.... something about Gasland being a hoax and a conspiracy by the coal miners union.... uranium is an effective method for removing unwanted body hair... So, I drank way too much Friday night, woke up at 5:30 Saturday morning and couldn't sleep again. Was a bit groggy, but not really a true hangover because...well, can't tell you the last time I actually had a hangover. Beats me.
But I didn't drink a drop last night, slept longer, woke up at 6:45 today for work and I feel like I've been hit by a bus and I'm tired as hell. Being an adult is stupid. Nothing makes sense! The enigma of life frustrates me endlessly! YouTube Video Placeholder
Caitsith.Zahrah said: » their puerile notions. Cheers! /raises mug Fits perfectly. Ramyrez said: » But I didn't drink a drop last night, slept longer, woke up at 6:45 today for work and I feel like I've been hit by a bus and I'm tired as hell. Shiva.Nikolce said: » legos! I found some quatro legos for the baby to play with at a used store a few months ago. She can't fit them together yet, but she likes pulling them apart. Though they were few and far between, I kind of miss the days where we could derail bad threads with the collective effort of a bombardment of chuckles. At least everyone could walk away with a laugh.
Quote: usually takes 2 days now to feel perfect after drinking. Eating eggs the next day and drinking tons of water helps. I did both yesterday! And...well, whatever. All I really mean in the end is that I'm tired and want to go back to bed but I've the rest of the work day, gym, meal prep, cleaning, and FFXI events before that's going to happen. ._.;
Bahamut.Kara said: » usually takes 2 days now to feel perfect after drinking. Eating eggs the next day and drinking tons of water helps. It's been a while but I had a regiment of motrin/advil, water and good nutrition to help get me past the murp... and coffee. when you burn your candle down to the nubs you really need something to feed your soul like baked chicken and rice or oxtail stew or a turkey dinner... something with bone marrow infused gummy lipped satisfaction.. aw yeah, that hit the spot! Ramyrez said: » I'm tired and want to go back to bed reenact the entire dance scene from "Flashdance" that'll get your heart pumping PARKER YouTube Video Placeholder
Motrin/Ibuprofin and orange juice/sweet tea.
Those delayed hangovers are killer though. The tension in all of your muscles are what I imagine being drawn, minus the quarter, would feel like. I wish I had the bounceback from college, but those days are long gone. EDIT: Nuts to that! 'Footloose'! I...honestly, I've never really dealt with a "delayed hangover".
There are probably a lot of reasons for that, though.
I was grocery shopping with the wife when I heard the pitter patter of tiny feet behind us. That isn't right.... A small boy barely walking age had decided to follow us... I stopped and turned. Whoops! I couldn't see anyone else nearby... "well hello there" my wife cooed warmly as the boy smiled up at her.
We stayed in the main aisle waiting for his panic stricken father to find us... It's always the dad that looses the childrens lol... his dad found us and scooped him up and thanked us. "always keep them in the cart dad" my wife cooed as he hurried away. I double checked behind us as we left the store to make sure we weren't being followed again lol... Ugh, feel crappy. I blame the stress eating.
edit: Either that or Ebola. Shiva.Nikolce said: » I was grocery shopping with the wife when I heard the pitter patter of tiny feet behind us. That isn't right.... A small boy barely walking age had decided to follow us... I stopped and turned. Whoops! I couldn't see anyone else nearby... "well hello there" my wife cooed warmly as the boy smiled up at her. We stayed in the main aisle waiting for his panic stricken father to find us... It's always the dad that looses the childrens lol... his dad found us and scooped him up and thanked us. "always keep them in the cart dad" my wife cooed as he hurried away. I double checked behind us as we left the store to make sure we weren't being followed again lol... Child around? No parents? Look, we came to the grocery store and dinner came and found us! /creepy/ morning all. I hope it finds you well.
Shiva.Nikolce said: » IT'S SAFER THAN DRIVING A GARBAGE TRUCK!!! OR CLIMBING A LADDER! don't get me wrong, Idgaf at all, the wife was writing a paper. Shiva.Nikolce said: » something with bone marrow infused gummy lipped satisfaction.. I got all gluttonous on a homemade chicken pot pie, was legit. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ugh, feel crappy. I blame the stress eating. edit: Either that or Ebola. well if it's any consolation to you & ramy, I feel like a million bucks. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » stress eating. for the last time....birth control pills aren't candy! <scanner beep> your estrogen levels are off the charts holmes. You have to do something manly immediately. Chop some wood, blaze a trail through the forest, and make a campfire, fish, hunt, move furniture, kill some house spiders, unclog a toilet... something and stat Quote: well if it's any consolation to you & ramy, I feel like a million bucks. I'm coming round a bit. Still kinda tired but otherwise... Siren.Mosin said: » well if it's any consolation to you & ramy, I feel like a million bucks. Shiva.Nikolce said: » for the last time....birth control pills aren't candy! <scanner beep> your estrogen levels are off the charts holmes. You have to do something manly immediately. Chop some wood, blaze a trail through the forest, and make a campfire, fish, hunt, move furniture, kill some house spiders, unclog a toilet... something and stat Siren.Mosin said: » I got all gluttonous on a homemade chicken pot pie, was legit. I feel like a million bucks. /thumb up I had roast chicken and home made gravy with fresh bread... there is just something about chicken gravy that makes you feel like you can kick a bear in the nuts... /poses manly Shiva.Nikolce said: » Siren.Mosin said: » I got all gluttonous on a homemade chicken pot pie, was legit. I feel like a million bucks. /thumb up I had roast chicken and home made gravy with fresh bread... there is just something about chicken gravy that makes you feel like you can kick a bear in the nuts... /poses manly It's the hallucinations caused by the effects of all of your arteries constricting all at once. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » So basically you're telling me to be Nick Offerman for a day. This... should be done. YES! go ask him if you can help him build a boat! Ramyrez said: » It's the hallucinations caused by the effects of all of your arteries constricting all at once. just have your wife give you a few good punches in the back to get the sludge moving again... or stick your keys into an electric outlet.. Shiva.Nikolce said: » Ramyrez said: » It's the hallucinations caused by the effects of all of your arteries constricting all at once. just have your wife give you a few good punches in the back to get the sludge moving again... or stick your keys into an electric outlet.. Not big on chicken gravy myself, but an open-face turkey or roast beef sandwich, a side of fresh-cut fries and the meats' respective gravy over all of it? Oh great Cthulhu, it's magic. Edit: How do we always come back to food around here? It's amazing I manage to lose any weight.
Ramyrez said: » Oh great Cthulhu, it's magic. quit trying to spread your religion in here, guy. Shiva.Nikolce said: » I was grocery shopping with the wife when I heard the pitter patter of tiny feet behind us. That isn't right.... A small boy barely walking age had decided to follow us... I stopped and turned. Whoops! I couldn't see anyone else nearby... "well hello there" my wife cooed warmly as the boy smiled up at her. We stayed in the main aisle waiting for his panic stricken father to find us... It's always the dad that looses the childrens lol... his dad found us and scooped him up and thanked us. "always keep them in the cart dad" my wife cooed as he hurried away. I double checked behind us as we left the store to make sure we weren't being followed again lol... I was surprised this weekend. We went cruising around our outdoor mall, and I spotted a few of those circular clothes racks. No munchkin giggling from them, which was weird. Kids these days just don't know the simple pleasures of hiding in clothes racks to pop out and scare your mom, or have your mom freak out thinking she lost her kids. Bismarck.Magnuss said: » Ugh, feel crappy. I blame the stress eating. edit: Either that or Ebola. It's Ebola! That poor guy. Not a very dignified way to go. I don't know if this is here-say, but he's been denied the experimental treatments that they are implementing in Africa. :/ |
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