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No, lingering suffering is amusing.

4 (26.7%)

Yes, gory medical stuff is amusing.

6 (40%)

Asherdan's death is even more amusing.

2 (13.3%)

Why not ask the inter-webs?

1 (6.7%)

re-cock-u-lous final whacky option!

2 (13.3%)

Total Members Voted: 15

Voting closed: June 14, 2010, 04:41:05 pm

[side_show]

Yup - 1978 representing.

[Arachno-capitalist]

Also in 1978: The first computer bulletin board.

[pmcd9]

Get off my lawn.

[smick]

U. S. Mick Spirit of '76

[robot_god]

Haven't you guys heard?  Thirty is the new 21.  Forty is the new thirty.  Fifty is the new forty five, and seventy is the new sixty.  We're all good to go!

[Arachno-capitalist]

Haven't you guys heard?  Thirty is the new 21.  Forty is the new thirty.  Fifty is the new forty five, and seventy is the new sixty.  We're all good to go!

Is that what youre telling yourselves?






LOL

[jay-ell]

I really do not want to do 21 again. I mean, it was fine the first time, I guess, but things didn't really start getting good until about 24 or so.

Can 30 be the new 25? I could do 25 - 30 again.

[Arachno-capitalist]

These posts remind me of the only rap musician I respect. He literally makes good credit fashionable and might make you old people feel hip
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hn4J6yyMKKo

[AugustWest]

Is that what youre telling yourselves?






LOL

Good thing you're never going to get any older.

[side_show]

Oh man, I would never do my 20's again.  That was such a hard decade.  Good times.  Hard times.  Lots of things I'd never want to live through twice.

[jaydub]

Diverticulitis?   My mom got diagnosed with that a little while back.  Not really a disease - a condition.  Like baldness.

[side_show]

Diverticulitis?   My mom got diagnosed with that a little while back.  Not really a disease - a condition.  Like baldness.

Yup - that's the one.  Considering it's low on the "disease I have that require attention" I have basically forgotten about it, apart from eating an All Bran cereal bar most mornings for breakfast.

For those keeping score, diseases I have been diagnosed with and am currently dealing with on some level, in order of shittiness:

Osteoarthritis with nonspecific rheumatoid symptoms (in my lower back, hips, knees, right foot and jaw) - had it since I was 16.  Sucks.  I refuse to take pain meds though.
Hypothyroidism - also had it since I was sixteen.  I'm on coast with my meds these days, but when I crash, I crash hard.
Psoriasis - minor sporadic outbreaks.  Ugly, itchy, flaky.  Occasional affronts to my vanity.
Diverticulitis - occasional digestive issues, basically feels the same as when you eat too much pizza.

Plus I got depression (though not a problem lately!) and a back injury I've almost recovered from.

[jaydub]

On a similar note, had to explain to the oldest the other day that the dogs laying turds the consistency of pumice stones did not mean they were dying of something odd. It meant he should have spaced out the ham shanks they got fed.

I'm frequently amazed by the digestive powers of my dog.  I gave her (30lb fluffy white American Eskimo, for those not keeping score) a big ol' hunk of pig bone (piece of pelvis or something) which she dragged behind the trash can and demolished in about 15min.  Nothing left.  I was sure it would last her at least a week of gnawing.

[CortJstr]

Diverticulitis - occasional digestive issues, basically feels the same as when you eat too much pizza.

My grandboss got this hard 2 years ago. She can never eat nuts or seeds again.

[jay-ell]

That must have been what my grandmother had. She couldn't eat nuts or seeds, but I didn't know why.