@shooter stop whining. I tweaked my hamstring last night playing in this horrible heat. Could feel it taking the stairs at the office so I stopped and used the elevator. I’m not whining like you. I’m coping. Stop whining
Saying you're not whining does nothing to camouflage the actual level of whining...from both of you.@shooter stop whining. I tweaked my hamstring last night playing in this horrible heat. Could feel it taking the stairs at the office so I stopped and used the elevator. I’m not whining like you. I’m coping. Stop whining
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@shooter stop whining. I tweaked my hamstring last night playing in this horrible heat. Could feel it taking the stairs at the office so I stopped and used the elevator. I’m not whining like you. I’m coping. Stop whining
so you're whining about his whining?
congrats I guess.
MAGA posters were quick to accuse shooter of being homophobic in his post but completely missed the other possible point of his post....that Graham was a hypocrite in his political stance if he was in fact gay himself. Assumptions were made on his post simply because of not liking the poster.
point of his post....that Graham was a hypocrite in his political stance if he was in fact gay himself. Assumptions were made on his post simply because of not liking the poster.
It was a tasteless post. He knows better. There will be plenty of time to engage in the gay bashing or gay ridicule or gay shaming or whatever you want to call it, but the guy hadn't been dead for even 24 hours.
@hurryinghoosiers I’m 50/50 for my game now on Sunday 🙌🙏. I have to take it day by day. It’s all I can do. 🤷♂️
It was a tasteless post. He knows better.
True. That's why I said that I regretted posting it. It is no excuse that I wasn't thinking so straight at the time, but it's a reason.
Then I get accused of lying.
Will there ever be a first time on here when some poster calls another person a liar, clear evidence is then given that it was not a lie at all, and then the accuser fesses up and says "sorry for calling you a liar, I was wrong"??
The answer is apparently NO.
"You can't make someone listen to reason if they aren't willing to think"-- Ray Bradbury, Fahrenheit 451
It was a tasteless post. He knows better.
True. That's why I said that I regretted posting it. It is no excuse that I wasn't thinking so straight at the time, but it's a reason.
Then I get accused of lying.
Will there ever be a first time on here when some poster calls another person a liar, clear evidence is then given that it was not a lie at all, and then the accuser fesses up and says "sorry for calling you a liar, I was wrong"??
The answer is apparently NO.
You really need to climb down from that cross.
Shit happens when you get old
True Dat!
Hello brother...
Has it been 16 years since you guys hauled me up to Chicago to pick up my Vette?
Is brother still kicking?
howdy cuz! good to hear from you.
16 feels like 30!
Zebra is still stubborn and doing well. Runs the Eagles lodge! His kids are good - oldest in Houston, middle in Colorado Springs and youngest in Tipton.
me and the bride are pulling Mimi and Popa duties to our granddaughter as my daughter rebuilds as a single mom. Son is drifting as a late 20’s white male with half a degree. Amiable. Head full of e-info. Good heart. The Fighting Cignetti’s gave us all a bunch of joy.
hope your family is well and the Vette has some miles on it!
It does seem forever ago...!
That car is in West Australia now...collector made me an offer that worked...!!
....so I bought another one...l I l
Our second granddaughter turned 2 in May..
My wife's life is now complete..
She has her own little clone..
Hope your health will stabilize and give you better days...
Say hello to the striped one....
Best
Only way that happened is if you had peritonitis…but your aversion to the truth leads one to believe you, once again, aren’t being truthful
Now you're the medical expert?
Facts for you: a new way of dealing with appendicitis (if it doesn’t appear by CT scan to be about to rupture) is to give you enough iv antibiotics to get rid of all the pain and inflammation, then go back weeks later and take it out, since it often will later flare up. I guess with no inflammation the surgery and recovery are both simpler and faster. I did the hard part, the hospital stay to get the iv antibiotics for 4 days.
https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8177914/
Google AI: For uncomplicated appendicitis, antibiotics can successfully treat the infection without surgery in about 70% of cases. Treatment typically requires an initial in-hospital stay for intravenous (IV) antibiotics for at least 24 hours, followed by a 7- to 10-day course of oral antibiotics.However, about 30% of patients treated with antibiotics experience recurring appendicitis within the first year and require surgery. Furthermore, non-operative management is not recommended if imaging reveals a hardened piece of stool blocking the appendix (appendicolith), if there is a ruptured appendix, or if an abscess is present
My timeline
day 1: severe nausea
days 2&3: increasingly localised abdominal pain and nausea
day 4: saw PCP, got CT scan, told to go immediately to the nearest hospital with appendicitis, got more imaging, reviewed results with surgeon, who decides not to operate but to admit me and give iv antibiotics, since I had waited so long and the inflammation extended beyond the appendix. He'd prefer to calm it down and not have to do more extensive surgery. Admitted and placed on iv antibiotics.
day 5: iv antibiotics all day as in-patient. Still pain. If it doesn't go away, we'll operate.
day 6: iv antibiotics all day as in-patient. Pain subsides. If it stays that way after eating solid food for the first time in a week, we might be on the right track.
day 7: solid foods, more iv antibiotics, still no pain. Go home! Take oral antibiotics.
Day 8: today.
Any questions, oh medical wizard and arbiter of all truth?
Reads like a desperate attempt to cover up a lie.
I'd warned you previously that all the details are what liars do to cover lies.
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan.
POTFB
Great wisdom from Graham. Applicable to all of life.
Hope is not optimism, which expects things to turn out well, but something rooted in the conviction that there is good worth working for. - Seamus Heaney, Irish poet and likely Hoosier basketball fan.
POTFB
@hurryinghoosiers I’m 50/50 for my game now on Sunday 🙌🙏. I have to take it day by day. It’s all I can do. 🤷♂️
I swear to God that if you do miss the game and don't show up in a walking boot (everyone should get thatbl reference being on an IU board), I'm going to drive over there and kick your ass myself.