I broke a thong today.
No, not that kind....it was a sandal.
No, not that kind....it was a sandal.
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The Random, Meaningless Announcements Thread!
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DreadFish
Cosmic Vagabond
That's because we are all sitting around and waiting for you to come up with game "Fru-balled." You got our hopes up -- then, nothing. Now get to it!
Yeah yeah, but the game is "Fru-ball", and we'll have to have a ball to play the game. If you're in such a hurry, why dont you throw me a ball?
Oh, no, it's sprained. Not quite sure how I sprained it. Probably from over-use and then just one small movement put it over. I found a brace that is meant to be used for either wrist. A little odd looking but have it on now and it helps a bit. Not with typing though. In fact, I'm finding it just easier to type with one hand.
I remember you telling about your elbow issues and the possibility of surgery versus medication I think it was. How's that going for you? Any positive progress?
Good to hear that it's just sprained and not suffering from a consistent problem.
Tell me about it; I didn't know how to sit properly while typing when I first started having pain and numbness in my hands, and it would be so bad that my hands would sometimes twitch after a prolonged period of computer usage. It's better now that my doctor showed me how to sit in an ergonomic position while using a computer, though.
I last visited a neurosurgeon a week ago to check the nerve conduction test report that was done by a neurologist, and the first thing he did was scrap all of the medicines I was on and prescribe two new ones instead. He said that if no signs of improvement appeared in three weeks' time, he would have me go under the knife.
One thing that I'm wondering about is his saying that there are no physiotherapeutic alternatives to surgery; I'm not sure how true that is, which is one of the reasons I'm planning to seek more opinions before even considering surgery.
On a more positive note, I don't feel much pain while typing or using a computer now sleeping in awkward positions is the thing that causes pain the most (and I'm one of those people who practically sleep in all kinds of awkward positions you can think of
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Draka
Wonder Woman
Good to hear that it's just sprained and not suffering from a consistent problem.
Tell me about it; I didn't know how to sit properly while typing when I first started having pain and numbness in my hands, and it would be so bad that my hands would sometimes twitch after a prolonged period of computer usage. It's better now that my doctor showed me how to sit in an ergonomic position while using a computer, though.
I last visited a neurosurgeon a week ago to check the nerve conduction test report that was done by a neurologist, and the first thing he did was scrap all of the medicines I was on and prescribe two new ones instead. He said that if no signs of improvement appeared in three weeks' time, he would have me go under the knife.
One thing that I'm wondering about is his saying that there are no physiotherapeutic alternatives to surgery; I'm not sure how true that is, which is one of the reasons I'm planning to seek more opinions before even considering surgery.
On a more positive note, I don't feel much pain while typing or using a computer now sleeping in awkward positions is the thing that causes pain the most (and I'm one of those people who practically sleep in all kinds of awkward positions you can think of
Well, that's promising at least. It sounds like the new drugs might just be working. Here's hoping.
Gradually getting darker and darker as a storm is rolling in. Gotta love weather drama!
There has been a whole lot of mentions of Wirey's "unmentionables" on this thread today.
(Note to self: Never use the greeting, "How's it hangin?'" with Wirey. He may just tell you.)
(Note to self: Never use the greeting, "How's it hangin?'" with Wirey. He may just tell you.)
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Wirey
Fartist
That's the only way the joke would work.
Well...I'm just fine. Thanks for askin'!
The children are out of town visiting family. I did some laundry today, and spent way too much time on RF -- mostly composing a reply that I didn't actually post. Dinner is ready, and I'm just waiting for my husband to come home -- so we can have dinner and figure out what we want to do this evening. It may end up being that we decide to stay home, in which case I may end up posting more replies that are just too darn long for anyone to want to read.
Wait, was that a rhetorical question?
Me too!
Wirey
Fartist
That's what I was going for.
PS 4consideration, if it's just you and hubby with no kids and you have to discuss what to do, marriage's over. Pour three vodka or beer into him, and play of game of 'Submarine Commander'. See if you can get him to fire his torpedo. And if he's not interested and you have these alcoholic beverages available.... how you doin'?
PS 4consideration, if it's just you and hubby with no kids and you have to discuss what to do, marriage's over. Pour three vodka or beer into him, and play of game of 'Submarine Commander'. See if you can get him to fire his torpedo. And if he's not interested and you have these alcoholic beverages available.... how you doin'?
The children left a couple of days ago. We're a little tired now.
Kitchen's closed for the night.
Wirey
Fartist
A little tired isn't dead. Walk into the room with him, say "Hey, where did all my clothes go" and have a good time.
PS Close the curtains first. It has been my experience that the Block Association are a bunch of prudes.
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