Things I'm happy about today

[82_VOL_83]

Yep. Just one of those dreary things.

Y‘all just be grateful that you don’t have to do this with the family jewels.

2 words

Prostate Exam

 

[VolNExile]

2 words

Prostate Exam

Three words: not even close. Also: bi-manual exam.

A mammo is basically clamping the tatas in a panini maker. Without the heat, of course. “OK, I need to reposition it a little closer.”

 

[volwindy]

We were tough little kids back then! lol at the Buck Rogers ray gun:

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This was fun too

 

[vollygirl]

2 words

Prostate Exam

 

[VolNExile]

This was fun too

Is that allergy testing?

 

[82_VOL_83]

Dumbest thing you have every posted. And that's saying something.

You can stop the stalking now. It's getting old.

 

[volwindy]

Is that allergy testing?

Yes! I don't remember all that it found for me, but I do remember grass because I was upset I wouldn't get to be outside.

 

[vollygirl]

Yes! I don't remember all that it found for me, but I do remember grass because I was upset I wouldn't get to be outside.

My brother had to get it. It sounded awful.

 

[VolNExile]

Yes! I don't remember all that it found for me, but I do remember grass because I was upset I wouldn't get to be outside.

I’ve never actually looked at the dang thing. Did you have allergy shots as a kid?

Apparently my back lights up like a Christmas tree. I know they do like 3 dozen at a time.

 

[volwindy]

My brother had to get it. It sounded awful.

It was painful!

 

[volwindy]

I’ve never actually looked at the dang thing. Did you have allergy shots as a kid?

Apparently my back lights up like a Christmas tree. I know they do like 3 dozen at a time.

Surprisingly no. The grass and pollen is usually around seasonal swings, so just take over the counter allergy medication worked.

The other main ones were cats and dust. So we just stopped me from going to friends houses with cats and I got out if dusting at home as a chore!

 

[GordonC]

It was painful!

I've had that needle test a few times and hated it.
The best allergy treatment I ever got was in the late 90s. That allergist drew my blood and gave me vials of drops to put under my tongue each day (in lieu of shots).
I did better with that than I ever did with the shots, but my insurance stopped covering it, making it cost prohibitive.
What's worst of all with the needle test is the itching. I hated that.

 

[GordonC]

Surprisingly no. The grass and pollen is usually around seasonal swings, so just take over the counter allergy medication worked.

The other main ones were cats and dust. So we just stopped me from going to friends houses with cats and I got out if dusting at home as a chore!

If I could afford wood floors and get rid of carpet, I am certain that would help with dust allergies.
That's also one of my "biggies" in terms of allergies.

 

[vollygirl]

Surprisingly no. The grass and pollen is usually around seasonal swings, so just take over the counter allergy medication worked.

The other main ones were cats and dust. So we just stopped me from going to friends houses with cats and I got out if dusting at home as a chore!

My brother got shots twice a week.

I remember once he went into some kind of episode. His arms and hands went into weird positions, his fingers wouldn't bend, and his legs wouldn't bend enough to stay up on the coach. He was hyperventilating, and I swear to God, the movie Seems Like Old Times taught me to get a lunch bag for him to breath into until it got better.

 

[theFallGuy]

Unfortunately. And it’s an incredibly tough market right now

Recruiting male midget hookers to work on your m4m potato farm?

 

[82_VOL_83]

If I could afford wood floors and get rid of carpet, I am certain that would help with dust allergies.
That's also one of my "biggies" in terms of allergies.

For about $400 in tools you can lay hardwood.

 

[GordonC]

Recruiting male midget hookers to work on your m4m potatoe farm?

FIFY

 

[GordonC]

For about $400 in tools you can lay hardwood.

We've looked into it, but we have a split level with a fully-finished basement. The only part that isn't carpet is the kitchen and dining room. The house both floors is about 3200 finished sf. I'd say we would need floors for 2800 sf. I want to do it all or just leave it alone. The worst part is the Berber (sp?) in the basement. I hate that stuff.

 

[82_VOL_83]

We've looked into it, but we have a split level with a fully-finished basement. The only part that isn't carpet is the kitchen and dining room. The house both floors is about 3200 finished sf. I'd say we would need floors for 2800 sf. I want to do it all or just leave it alone. The worst part is the Berber (sp?) in the basement. I hate that stuff.

Basement is a different deal. You would want maybe tile down there. Any thing on a sub floor can the 3/4 nails own. Tile is much easier than hardwood to do "OK". Fancy tile takes a pro or ton of patience.

 

[volwindy]

If I could afford wood floors and get rid of carpet, I am certain that would help with dust allergies.
That's also one of my "biggies" in terms of allergies.

We bought a house that has hardwoods downstairs. It collects dust, but not like the carpet!

 

[volfanbill]

Recruiting male midget hookers to work on your m4m potato farm?

Oh look. Another midget joke, from of all people, tfg.

 

[VolNExile]

Oh look. Another midget joke, from of all people, tfg.

I gotta say, if posting “male midget hookers” and its variants was an automatic ticket to one-week banned camp, it would sure provide a nice break around here.

 

[theFallGuy]

Oh look. Another midget joke, from of all people, tfg.

 

[theFallGuy]

I gotta say, if posting “male midget hookers” and its variants was an automatic ticket to one-week banned camp, it would sure provide a nice break around here.

That's a mean thing to say about @joevol33

 

[volfanbill]

Umm no