15 Dec 2018, 9:32 pm
auntblabby
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Location: the island of defective toy santas
15 Dec 2018, 9:34 pm
my insurance company disagreed with the hospital and the result was I couldn't do what I was supposed to do today medical-wise, I got up early and bathed and dressed and hauled my tired @$$ for most of an hour into town, for GD NOTHIN'! 
15 Dec 2018, 10:12 pm
A woman told someone "go ahead" of her on the bus. And I did not know if she was getting on, but she was blocking the entrance. So I got on. (Some precious lil "people" would have acted personally insulted and claimed that I "dispected" them by cutting them in line)
. The "go ahead" sounded like the woman thought she was doing someone a personal favor, but in reality, she was doing people (plural) a disservice, by getting in the way. If I were to have waited for her to get on the bus, she would not have gotten on, and the bus would have left without me. (This has happened before)
"Ha?" (Instead of "excuse me")
Ate two trader Joe's hummus veggie wraps
Too much tortilla
It was delicious
Felt like gorging
16 Dec 2018, 3:53 am
16 Dec 2018, 5:46 am
I never get on well with old women for some reason. We've moved into a neighbourhood full of them and they're badgering my mum (who's working two jobs and absolutely exhausted and Sunday is her only day off) to move her car from where it's legally parked because they think they own the street.
Mum's told me to stay out of it but they've called the police and I'm worried for her 
cecilfienkelstien
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Age: 41
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Posts: 22,954
Location: Ontario Canada
16 Dec 2018, 9:16 am
16 Dec 2018, 9:28 am
16 Dec 2018, 12:16 pm
a new Pokemon Happy Meal toy, shiny Magikarp. feelsgoodman 
nick007
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Joined: 4 May 2010
Gender: Male
Posts: 27,622
Location: was Louisiana but now Vermont in capitalistic military dictatorship called USA
16 Dec 2018, 1:30 pm
16 Dec 2018, 4:34 pm
A stranger had the nerve to tell me that "you think you are Virgin Mary . You think you are tough"
48.0kg
Rain
Friend did not go to class
Trader Joe's hummus veggie wrap, two carrot, tomato, twix
Gorged
Was not hungry
Nothing bad happened lately
Emotional resilience rapidly approaching zero
Homophobia
Dissociated to the point, someone told a woman "he's kind of slow. I see him on the bus"
"Slow"? Euphemism for what? "Intellectual property disability".
Head changing shape and look like a woman not a man now
auntblabby
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Joined: 12 Feb 2010
Gender: Male
Posts: 114,555
Location: the island of defective toy santas
16 Dec 2018, 4:52 pm
16 Dec 2018, 5:05 pm
My unhappy was having a headache followed by three hours of unexpected guests.
Since then my dad found drinking PLENTY of water helps. He drank a TON of water when he had em & passed them without much pain. He also found drinking a lot of water prevents them from forming & he hasn't had one in many years.
the amuuuurican medical system leaves much to be desired.
My friend required surgery today to remove the stone, because it was "stuck" and impossible to pass
She saw your list prior to surgery and passes along her gratitude. She said she'll research and try one of those methods to prevent a recurrence.
Thank you again, Blabbs.
16 Dec 2018, 5:13 pm
48.0kg
Rain
Friend did not go to class
Trader Joe's hummus veggie wrap, two carrot, tomato, twix
Gorged
Was not hungry
Nothing bad happened lately
Emotional resilience rapidly approaching zero
Homophobia
Dissociated to the point, someone told a woman "he's kind of slow. I see him on the bus"
"Slow"? Euphemism for what? "Intellectual property disability".
Head changing shape and look like a woman not a man now
Holy s**t ! Do you ever have a day when someone doesn't f**k with you ?
auntblabby
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Joined: 12 Feb 2010
Gender: Male
Posts: 114,555
Location: the island of defective toy santas
16 Dec 2018, 5:14 pm
My unhappy was having a headache followed by three hours of unexpected guests.
Since then my dad found drinking PLENTY of water helps. He drank a TON of water when he had em & passed them without much pain. He also found drinking a lot of water prevents them from forming & he hasn't had one in many years.
the amuuuurican medical system leaves much to be desired.
My friend required surgery today to remove the stone, because it was "stuck" and impossible to pass
She saw your list prior to surgery and passes along her gratitude. She said she'll research and try one of those methods to prevent a recurrence. Thank you again, Blabbs.
prego
and I hope your friend makes a quick recovery free of pain. I hope your friend is not a big tea drinker, that is usually contraindicated in kidney stone patients, as the oxalic acid in tea contributes to stone formation. red tea is a bit lower in oxalates and is safer by a bit. 
16 Dec 2018, 5:16 pm
My unhappy was having a headache followed by three hours of unexpected guests.
Since then my dad found drinking PLENTY of water helps. He drank a TON of water when he had em & passed them without much pain. He also found drinking a lot of water prevents them from forming & he hasn't had one in many years.
the amuuuurican medical system leaves much to be desired.
My friend required surgery today to remove the stone, because it was "stuck" and impossible to pass
She saw your list prior to surgery and passes along her gratitude. She said she'll research and try one of those methods to prevent a recurrence. Thank you again, Blabbs.
prego
and I hope your friend makes a quick recovery free of pain. I hope your friend is not a big tea drinker, that is usually contraindicated in kidney stone patients, as the oxalic acid in tea contributes to stone formation. red tea is a bit lower in oxalates and is safer by a bit. I don't recall ever seeing her drink tea, but I'll ask.
16 Dec 2018, 8:36 pm
My unhappy was having a headache followed by three hours of unexpected guests.
Since then my dad found drinking PLENTY of water helps. He drank a TON of water when he had em & passed them without much pain. He also found drinking a lot of water prevents them from forming & he hasn't had one in many years.
the amuuuurican medical system leaves much to be desired.
My friend required surgery today to remove the stone, because it was "stuck" and impossible to pass
She saw your list prior to surgery and passes along her gratitude. She said she'll research and try one of those methods to prevent a recurrence. Thank you again, Blabbs.
prego
and I hope your friend makes a quick recovery free of pain. I hope your friend is not a big tea drinker, that is usually contraindicated in kidney stone patients, as the oxalic acid in tea contributes to stone formation. red tea is a bit lower in oxalates and is safer by a bit. I don't recall ever seeing her drink tea, but I'll ask.
actually, whether the oxalate in coffee, tea, and greens is a problem depends on what kind of stone it is. it's important to get a stone to the doc for analysis.
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