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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Sequel


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ButterflyChaser Enthusiast

Hugs Loey, and 'shroom. That's not fun. I am glad you are ok now.


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Loey Rising Star

Back from root canal. Keep in mind, I am a black belt in karate - undefeated in competitive fighting. I have had a freaking metal stake jammed in my side, and have hit an oak tree at 50+ miles per hour.

NONE OF THAT COMES CLOSE! Worst freaking pain ever! I literally jumped out of the chair a few times. :

BUT it is behind me now... I can recover now right? Just need to get a crown... dunno what that involves, but cant be worse... right?

So sorry! heal quickly. I don't think a crown is as bad

Loey

elye Community Regular

Or come visit me LoLo, tis legal here.

Or here.. .. . . :)

. Did you miss the big killer mutant wasp attack of 2012? Massive stingers at the ready they buzzed down from the light fixtures and up from the bed covers. Never deterred except for a direct hit from the hairspray and floppy sandal. And then Vincent shared his roots with a friend who was all too happy to explore them.

Fairly normal going's on around here.

:lol::rolleyes:

shadowicewolf Proficient

Welcome back Looey! Is that a new name for u? :) Ok, Peanut-Looey it is then. Sounds like quite an adventure there Peanut-Looey. Between you in your luxury spa visits (hospital) and Shroomster's coma conundrum we had a lot going on. Did you miss the big killer mutant wasp attack of 2012? Massive stingers at the ready they buzzed down from the light fixtures and up from the bed covers. Never deterred except for a direct hit from the hairspray and floppy sandal. And then Vincent shared his roots with a friend who was all too happy to explore them.

Fairly normal going's on around here.

Thanks for the snow forecast! :)

:blink:you made my skin crawl......

Celiac Mindwarp Community Regular

Hey Loey

Good work on the Christmas miracles there. Glad you are back.

Pheeeewww

Mw x

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Live chat on Psilyac com now active!

jerseyangel Proficient

Tis phun until you get booted on account of a rice boil over situation.....


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Ha, I thought live chat was what we were doing already!

GottaSki Mentor

the chat is clunky on mobile...but fun on a regular keyboard...as long as we can keep it light!!!!

So who has snow is my code for......

JNBunnie1 Community Regular

Er, where do you go to find this chat room? :huh:

kareng Grand Master

On the top of the forum page- it says stuff like journal of gluten sens, members, my iPad one says more and has a pull down. Pc says chat there

GottaSki Mentor

Bunnie is wise!

silly pages is better format for chat...the new chat has too many folks looking for celiac disease info

kareng Grand Master

Bunnie is wise!

silly pages is better format for chat...the new chat has too many folks looking for celiac disease info

I was about to add this very thing.

Gee Eff and I were talking about nothing much and then people got serious!

My spell check changed Gee Eff to Geezer! Lol

GottaSki Mentor

My spell check changed Gee Eff to Geezer! Lol

:D

GFinDC Veteran

I was about to add this very thing.

Gee Eff and I were talking about nothing much and then people got serious!

My spell check changed Gee Eff to Geezer! Lol

Geezer is prolly close to right anyhow! :)

kareng Grand Master

Geezer is prolly close to right anyhow! :)

It's the grey/ white beard. It ages you.

GottaSki Mentor

age is a number

grey / white is distinguished

yes those are just sayings, but I have yet to meet a geezer 'round here :)

GottaSki Mentor

i still like my spell check on the kindle changing celiac to celibacy!!!!

ButterflyChaser Enthusiast

ROFL. I want that Kindle.

Oh, wait - my surname means "kindle."

:huh:

Loey Rising Star

Hi guys. I know this doesn't belong in this thread so if a moderator could move it I'd appreciate it. Since I've been home from the hospital I can't keep anything in me. Terrible runs. Living in depends. I decided to play detective and called the hospital to see what the name of the food they gave me through the feeding tube was. It was pulmacort. I looked it up and discovered soy was the main ingredient. At least now I know I'll be able to eat again later this week. Staying with water & ice chips. Even jello is too harsh.

Love,

Loey peanut

kareng Grand Master

It has no fiber so it does go thru in a runny fashion. Did you want a topic about it?

Loey Rising Star

Loey, not to be a Debbie Downer, but maybe wanna lay off the MJ talk on the interwebs.

good idea.thanks

Loey Rising Star

Or come visit me LoLo, tis legal here.

I would love to do that! I want to meet all of my psillies!

Love,

Loey :wub: :wub: :wub:

Loey Rising Star

It has no fiber so it does go thru in a runny fashion. Did you want a topic about it?

Sure

Love,

Loey :wub: :wub: :wub:

Loey Rising Star

Looks like i'll be getting the flu shot this year :ph34r: Hopefully, i don't get sick afterwards (I know the flu shot doesn't cause it, but lo and behold after i've gotten them i've usually gotten the flu). Maybe its due to the germs in the hospital? Ugh.

I've got a doctors appointment this week to do the standard check up. I'm going to see if i can get my doctor to run the celiac panel (or at the very least the IGA TTG) test again. I wanna see if the numbers have dropped since i've been gluten free.

Praying you won't get sick. I still need my pneumonia shot. I've had it three times in six months. Off the pills but still withdrawing. It's worse twice a day. Right nw I want to sleep but I'm shaking too badly. BTW, since stopping the pain pills my pain levels between a 1 & a two. On them it was a 10. Going to try to sleep - might be back on if I can't. Too tied to deal with junk mail.

Love,

Loey

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