Addiction XXXVII
07-15-14, 08:27 PM
#2653
Friendship is Magic
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07-15-14, 08:28 PM
#2654
So it is
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07-15-14, 08:30 PM
#2656
Has a magic bike
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What, now I'm responsible for @surgeonstone's heart attack too?
07-15-14, 08:32 PM
#2657
Casually Deliberate
OK, the toxic spawn of @LAJ's garden.
By the way, did you ever take methotrexate in your brew of magic potions?
By the way, did you ever take methotrexate in your brew of magic potions?
07-15-14, 08:32 PM
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What, now I'm responsible for @surgeonstone's heart attack too?
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07-15-14, 08:35 PM
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I have gone through this with every surgery for 25 years. I have a conduction abnormality that looks for all the world like I'm having an acute MI. Seven years ago I was making rounds and got severe chest pains and diphoretic. I went to the ER. , same story. Guys I said , it's gastritis or an ulcer. It is not an MI. They wanted to start a lytic drug which , if it was an ulcer , would be disastrous. I would not let them but I did end up with a completely normal cardiac cath. Kind of funny.
07-15-14, 08:39 PM
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I'm more stunned that your name is Charlie. Totally ruins the image. 
07-15-14, 08:46 PM
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We joke about Fox News, but I actually had Fox News Denver frantically trying to reach me for comment last night before the 9:00 news. Called the office and the house, and then sent me an email. I did not respond.
My wife and I talked about it last night. I'm not normally one to comment and, it's Fox.
My wife and I talked about it last night. I'm not normally one to comment and, it's Fox.
07-15-14, 08:47 PM
#2666
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Well there's been Chuckles( big sister ), Chas the **** (best friend), Chuck. (High school) , Chuckie wuckie the big fat duckie( little sister ), Charl (brother), and Prince Charles , ( professor ). Take your pick. I am immune to all.
07-15-14, 08:57 PM
#2672
Senior Member
I obviously know very little about basketball , or any sport involving balls , I include sex in that description.
07-15-14, 08:59 PM
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07-15-14, 09:01 PM
#2674
Casually Deliberate
Ding Ding!!! Winner winner chicken dinner!!
Methotrexate does not sound familiar, so I will say no.
I took all this stuff. But they would have different names sometimes. The Mustargen was the worst, Oncovin caused lots of pain, and Vincristine/Bleomycin combo was particularly awesome in killing all my blood cells good and bad, thus always resulting in a week of deferment. There was one, can't remember which one that was really hard on my heart, to the point that I almost came out of the chair and yanked needle out of my port in a kind of uncontrolled reflex motion. Grannie had to calm me down on those days.
I really liked the bag of steroids and other drugs that I would get each week, I felt good for about an hour. I always ate French fries while I was getting chemo. :-)
Methotrexate does not sound familiar, so I will say no.
I took all this stuff. But they would have different names sometimes. The Mustargen was the worst, Oncovin caused lots of pain, and Vincristine/Bleomycin combo was particularly awesome in killing all my blood cells good and bad, thus always resulting in a week of deferment. There was one, can't remember which one that was really hard on my heart, to the point that I almost came out of the chair and yanked needle out of my port in a kind of uncontrolled reflex motion. Grannie had to calm me down on those days.
I really liked the bag of steroids and other drugs that I would get each week, I felt good for about an hour. I always ate French fries while I was getting chemo. :-)
