The derailment exempt thread

[yuna628 9,646]

The old dog needed the rest of his vaccinations, and since I was in the ER over the weekend (non-COVID thankfully) I gave strict instructions to a relative to remind the tech to please give him a steroid injection, because he always has a bad reaction. What do I find when I get out of the hospital? Dog is miserable and can barely move without screaming. I don't know what it is.. if they hit a nerve or the tissues swell or it's just a part of his bad roach-back. Anyway of course they did not remind the tech and I really don't feel like hauling the poor guy all the way back there for more $$$s. If I wrap his back in a heating pad on low he does seem to relax more at least. 

[Neonred 3,517]

And our dog was back at the vet today.  Dental cleaning and observation.  Vet called me at lunch time and told me she was doing great.  The murmur had actually decreased in sound and that her medication is working.  We discussed the episode that occurred over Labor day weekend.  We decided since she has heart problems she likely had a few skipped beats that lowered oxygen and nutrients to her brain and she essentially passed out.  He told me it will likely happen again but she should be good for another year or two.  Told me she was ready to pick up.  Wouldn't you know he called me back about two hours later and said he will personally bring the dog to our office at the end of the day because..... he had a crown come loose and needed it recemented.  

 

Spent more time talking about our respective time fishing in the Keys than talking about the dog.

[TBoneTX 44,672]

4 hours ago, Neonred said:

crown come loose

While driving in west Texas, I saw a road sign that said, "Loose Cattle."

My first reaction was, "They should have better morals!"

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

2 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

While driving in west Texas, I saw a road sign that said, "Loose Cattle."

My first reaction was, "They should have better morals!"

Please, for the love of all that is normal in this world, just stop.  You make everyday "dad jokes" seem hilarious.

[Burnt Reynolds 5,058]

7 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

While driving in west Texas, I saw a road sign that said, "Loose Cattle."

My first reaction was, "They should have better morals!"

Would be shorter if you just said "Arby's".

[Nature Boy 2.0 8,367]

9 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

While driving in west Texas, I saw a road sign that said, "Loose Cattle."

My first reaction was, "They should have better morals!"

No bad actually 

Kind like , why dont cannibals  eat clowns?

Because they taste funny 

[TBoneTX 44,672]

10 hours ago, Nature Boy 2.0 said:

No bad actually 

Kind like , why dont cannibals  eat clowns?

Because they taste funny 

Not kinda like.  Original vs. stale.

 

"How many people are we having for dinner tonight, Dear?" asked the cannibal.

[Nature Boy 2.0 8,367]

15 hours ago, TBoneTX said:

Not kinda like.  Original vs. stale.

 

"How many people are we having for dinner tonight, Dear?" asked the cannibal.

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[laylalex 7,282]

Hey everyone -- I can see I have a lot to catch up on. I had an accident earlier this week -- basically I decided that I thought it was better not to trouble Al to put a stockpot up in a high cabinet and instead I used a stepstool and climbed on the counter. I missed my footing on the stool on my way down and fell on the floor. I tried to break my fall and ended up spraining my shoulder and hitting my head (lightly). Al was very worried about what I knew was only a sprain at most but he took me to urgent care. No concussion, just the sprain. I've been resting, icing, compressing, etc. I got some great pain meds  and have been snoozing a lot, watching TV and listening to audiobooks, and falling asleep watching TV and listening to audiobooks. Still in pain, but I've started doing stretching exercises that were recommended. Typing has become mostly tolerable now. The doctor promised me I won't need the ace bandage soon enough, I just need to take it easy. Been eating delivery and Clif bars since cooking hasn't been on the agenda. Al managed soup AND a sandwich for me today though. Don't feel much like eating though.

 

Very sad about RBG, I know I've said many times she is a role model for me. Just another bit of sad on top of feeling pretty awful.

[Ban Hammer 13,110]

1 minute ago, laylalex said:

I tried to break my fall and ended up spraining my shoulder and hitting my head (lightly).

 

stop doing that - it will make you vote for biden.

[laylalex 7,282]

11 minutes ago, Ban Hammer said:

stop doing that - it will make you vote for biden.

Don't worry, I was already brain damaged -- I married Voldy, didn't I?  

 

It sucks though because I still need to choose something to wear for the wedding (I sent back the one I selected earlier) and I can't exactly move my shoulder well enough to try on dresses. Wedding is in five weeks and no dress, fantastic planning, Layla, as ever. We're planning on a "real" reception in 2022 at this rate anyway -- more than enough time to pick my "real" dress. Al said unions are best in the nude anyway, and when I pointed out that I wasn't going to show up naked to my wedding in front of my family, he said not that kind of union. 

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

Pretty sure you have a few dresses is your closet now.  No need to waste a bunch of money on some dress you're only going to wear once.  You could use all that money you'd save to buy Alex that gun he has been wanting as a wedding gift.

Edited September 19, 2020 by Voice of Reason

[Neonred 3,517]

4 minutes ago, Voice of Reason said:

Pretty sure you have a few dresses is your closet now.  No need to waste a bunch of money on some dress you're only going to wear once.

Guys are always so practical.  I know my wife has worn her "wedding dress" a couple of times.  Haven't seen it lately so she may have sold it on ebay.  LOL.

[laylalex 7,282]

1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said:

Pretty sure you have a few dresses is your closet now.  No need to waste a bunch of money on some dress you're only going to wear once.  You could use all that money you'd save to buy Alex that gun he has been wanting as a wedding gift.

 

1 hour ago, Neonred said:

Guys are always so practical.  I know my wife has worn her "wedding dress" a couple of times.  Haven't seen it lately so she may have sold it on ebay.  LOL.

Yeah, Al was puzzled why I need one if there's only a few of us going to be there. I want something special to remember the day by, AND something I can wear again. (It was never going to be a big white puffball anyway.) And yes, I have plenty of dresses (though I donated a lot when I moved north) but having a nice new dress is a lovely treat. It's not like I get to dress up and go anywhere these days.

 

Still very sore today, but I am noticing some improvement. I'm moving over from the painkiller to ibuprofen today, no need to stay on something strong if I don't need to. 

[Voice of Reason 10,298]

Well kudos to you for buying something practical.  When we got married, I told my fiancée her limit on a dress was $100.  So she bought THREE dresses for $100.  Love her frugality.

 

So since you are being so cheap on the dress, you DO have money to buy Alex that gun he's been wanting.  Are you thinking 9mm or .40 cal?