THE THREAD!!!

[btd64]

INP....All Hail The Thread....GP

[btd64]

And I was catching up, not post filling ....GP

[Zeckke]

haha always on TOP,, morning beers here in Madrid waiting the russians misiles

[btd64]

haha always on TOP,, morning beers here in Madrid waiting the russians misiles

Never heard of "morning beers" before. I have heard of "morning bourbon". Watch out for the forum police or they might tell you nothing political. LOL LOL....GP

[RangerJoe]

haha always on TOP,, morning beers here in Madrid waiting the russians misiles

Never heard of "morning beers" before. I have heard of "morning bourbon". Watch out for the forum police or they might tell you nothing political. LOL LOL....GP

Politics => from the Greek word "Poly" meaning many and the word "Ticks" for blood sucking creatures. You can tell when those people are lying because their lips are moving.

I personally have had German bier for breakfast!

[Zovs]

Well here I go again on my own....GP

Whitesnake, 1980s? IIRC

[RangerJoe]

Well here I go again on my own....GP

Whitesnake, 1980s? IIRC

1987 with the late Tawny Kitaen, may she Rest In Peace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyF8RHM1OCg

[btd64]

Well here I go again on my own....GP

Whitesnake, 1980s? IIRC

1987 with the late Tawny Kitaen, may she Rest In Peace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WyF8RHM1OCg

That's it....GP

[Orm]

That lovely 21 year old could jump over me anytime - I mean, literally jump over me!

That is a pretty low standard. I have yet to meet you, but I am pretty sure that I could literally jump over you. And I am a grumpy, old, overweight, geezer, in lousy condition.

My error, I should have stated while I was standing up that she could jump over me. Since I am not even 2 meters tall and she can jump higher than that, she could jump over me. That would be a nice sight for me to see!

Yes, that would be a sight to see.

[Orm]

Morning. Gentlemen. Ladies.

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

[Zovs]

Good morning folks!

Can't believe its May already, that means June is less then 30 days away, and that means summer is almost 50 days away! Time sure flies sometimes, life seems to pass on by, here today and gone tomorrow, we are just blades of grass, the sun shines and the sun sets and tomorrow my son in his youth today, will be where I am at forty years hence and will realize that another May has rolled around and June is less then 30 days away and summer is 50 days away and ponder ....

[Zovs]

Good afternoon folks!

Did you ever just have one of those days?

[RangerJoe]

Good afternoon folks!

Did you ever just have one of those days?

Let me see . . .

I went to the clinic but I could not walk in so some a couple of staff brought out a wheelchair for me. Inside the clinic, my blood pressure was 62/58. The CNP wanted to call an ambulance to take me to the hospital but I drove there instead. Someone came out with a wheelchair for me. I was taken to the ER where they put an IV into me for fluids. Someone did an ultrasound of my right thigh and found a blood clot but could not do the lower leg because it was too swollen. When they did a CT Scan of my chest, my lower 2/3 of my left lung was just as dense as the liver. I had a systemic infection (I think Candida Albans) as well as an infection on top of my right foot. Once the dead tissue from my right foot was removed, the hole was 5.5 cm by 4.5 cm. I had some other surgeries as well, including my final day in the hospital when the medical doctor used scissors to remove the last dead tissue on my foot - no anti pain medicine was used. At that time, I was in isolation because they did not know what was wrong with me. I was in the hospital a total of 17 days, the total time from the start of the of treatment for my pneumonia was 35 days. During that time I only lost 50 pounds and was water bloated at the end of that time since I was getting 7 to 9 IVs a day, from 1/2 litre to 1 litre IVs plus drinking almost 3 litres of water a day besides milk. The first time that they helped me to the toilet, they put a measuring device in the toilet to check the liquid output. It held 1 full litre but it overflowed the first time as well as other times.

Then I was in a nursing home for over 16.5 months, while taking medicine for over 15 months to treat the pneumonia.

Does that count as having one of those days?

Believe me, I did not quit saying THANK YOU for my caregivers during that time.

[btd64]

Good morning folks!

Can't believe its May already, that means June is less then 30 days away, and that means summer is almost 50 days away! Time sure flies sometimes, life seems to pass on by, here today and gone tomorrow, we are just blades of grass, the sun shines and the sun sets and tomorrow my son in his youth today, will be where I am at forty years hence and will realize that another May has rolled around and June is less then 30 days away and summer is 50 days away and ponder ....

Deep man, really deep....GP

[btd64]

Good afternoon folks!

Did you ever just have one of those days?

Let me see . . .

I went to the clinic but I could not walk in so some a couple of staff brought out a wheelchair for me. Inside the clinic, my blood pressure was 62/58. The CNP wanted to call an ambulance to take me to the hospital but I drove there instead. Someone came out with a wheelchair for me. I was taken to the ER where they put an IV into me for fluids. Someone did an ultrasound of my right thigh and found a blood clot but could not do the lower leg because it was too swollen. When they did a CT Scan of my chest, my lower 2/3 of my left lung was just as dense as the liver. I had a systemic infection (I think Candida Albans) as well as an infection on top of my right foot. Once the dead tissue from my right foot was removed, the hole was 5.5 cm by 4.5 cm. I had some other surgeries as well, including my final day in the hospital when the medical doctor used scissors to remove the last dead tissue on my foot - no anti pain medicine was used. At that time, I was in isolation because they did not know what was wrong with me. I was in the hospital a total of 17 days, the total time from the start of the of treatment for my pneumonia was 35 days. During that time I only lost 50 pounds and was water bloated at the end of that time since I was getting 7 to 9 IVs a day, from 1/2 litre to 1 litre IVs plus drinking almost 3 litres of water a day besides milk. The first time that they helped me to the toilet, they put a measuring device in the toilet to check the liquid output. It held 1 full litre but it overflowed the first time as well as other times.

Then I was in a nursing home for over 16.5 months, while taking medicine for over 15 months to treat the pneumonia.

Does that count as having one of those days?

Believe me, I did not quit saying THANK YOU for my caregivers during that time.

That's quite a mouthful....GP

[btd64]

Good morning everyone....GP

[Zovs]

That sucks RJ. Mine is just all in my mind, and in my head, the folded faces on the lawn, the moon baying at me mockingly, screaming at the window, the pancakes barking as I eat them, just the little things in life stirring up trouble inwards as the wheel churns out steel chars of glass, slipping off the edge…no pain medication needed just the shadows drip and scratch … better stop before she hears…

[RangerJoe]

That sucks RJ. Mine is just all in my mind, and in my head, the folded faces on the lawn, the moon baying at me mockingly, screaming at the window, the pancakes barking as I eat them, just the little things in life stirring up trouble inwards as the wheel churns out steel chars of glass, slipping off the edge…no pain medication needed just the shadows drip and scratch … better stop before she hears…

Yes, it did suck especially since I was living in a Blazer at the time, which was the July, August, September of 2014. I got out of the hospital on the 3rd of September but I wish now that it would have been 5 days later, especially if I could have driven 4 hours to a larger hospital initially which would have put me on 100% disability.

But don't trivialize your issues by just saying that it is all in your head because that can be worse than the body and much harder to heal. It can also affect the body.

But laughter is the best medicine so watch some Three Stooges or even just a "It's a Mad Mad Mad Mad World" and get some exercise by laughing! It will help to keep any depression away and that is always a good thing.

[RangerJoe]

Good afternoon folks!

Did you ever just have one of those days?

Let me see . . .

I went to the clinic but I could not walk in so some a couple of staff brought out a wheelchair for me. Inside the clinic, my blood pressure was 62/58. The CNP wanted to call an ambulance to take me to the hospital but I drove there instead. Someone came out with a wheelchair for me. I was taken to the ER where they put an IV into me for fluids. Someone did an ultrasound of my right thigh and found a blood clot but could not do the lower leg because it was too swollen. When they did a CT Scan of my chest, my lower 2/3 of my left lung was just as dense as the liver. I had a systemic infection (I think Candida Albans) as well as an infection on top of my right foot. Once the dead tissue from my right foot was removed, the hole was 5.5 cm by 4.5 cm. I had some other surgeries as well, including my final day in the hospital when the medical doctor used scissors to remove the last dead tissue on my foot - no anti pain medicine was used. At that time, I was in isolation because they did not know what was wrong with me. I was in the hospital a total of 17 days, the total time from the start of the of treatment for my pneumonia was 35 days. During that time I only lost 50 pounds and was water bloated at the end of that time since I was getting 7 to 9 IVs a day, from 1/2 litre to 1 litre IVs plus drinking almost 3 litres of water a day besides milk. The first time that they helped me to the toilet, they put a measuring device in the toilet to check the liquid output. It held 1 full litre but it overflowed the first time as well as other times.

Then I was in a nursing home for over 16.5 months, while taking medicine for over 15 months to treat the pneumonia.

Does that count as having one of those days?

Believe me, I did not quit saying THANK YOU for my caregivers during that time.

That's quite a mouthful....GP

Yes, it is.

I like to say take it one day at a time. It is pretty rough when two or more hit you all at once!