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I'm still crippled by agony and nausea. I know how concerned and interested everybody on tmo is in this situation. I might have to go and throw up soon. But the problem is I'm 90% sure if I do, then I'll kick off a phase of cyclical ralphing, which is not a good situation to try and handle at work. Throwing up at all really will only damage my nearly-non existant credbility in this place, but having a full of fit of puking would be severely problematic. Interesting to see how this pans out. Also I might pass out as a result of the shock symptoms. I've gone freezing cold, can only take short breaths, so I think my blood pressure has fallen. If i pass out I won't be able to stop myself from puking. I'll try and hold it together.
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You should see a doctor, dude. That's not really what a hangover should be like, unless you've been drinking heavily for about five days.
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what we should do on imdb is get a few of us together to have a really ridiculous discussion, like all apparent strangers start agreeing on something ludicrous in relation to what happens in a film or what the 'hidden meaning' is, or swearing blind that a completely awful film is actually excellent, or something. Build it up over a month or so, to the dismay and frustration of other, legitimate posters. Maybe see if we can get them to eventually agree with us, just because everybody else seems to think it. Then pull back the curtains and cause people around th world to have panic attacks as they realise that they have been cruelly manipulated for our entertainment.
quote:Originally posted by Thorn Davis: You should see a doctor, dude. That's not really what a hangover should be like, unless you've been drinking heavily for about five days.
I've self-diagnosed a massively damaged liver, which prevents me from processing the alcohol, therefore causing me to get something akin to alcohol poisoining due to it not being able to leave my bloodstream.
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quote:Originally posted by Kanye West: I've self-diagnosed a massively damaged liver, which prevents me from processing the alcohol, therefore causing me to get something akin to alcohol poisoining due to it not being able to leave my bloodstream.
And... that's not something worht taking to the doctor. Is it just that you're afraid of what he might say?
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I think you'll find that just about every single terrible film listed on IMDB already has several threads by people waxing lyrical about how good they are. It's like a defining feature.
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usually it's just one madman bravely defending against an army of haters. I'm talking about maybe one madman defending against haters who all eventually start coming round to the madman's ideas, much to the disbelief of onlookers.
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well I'm a bit better today. Feel like I've been beaten up though, really achey and sore muscles. I managed to eat in the end last night, you'll be relieved to hear.
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I hate Valentine's Day. Stupid commercialised crap
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Yeah, that's still not a normal hangover, dude. Go. See. A. Doctor.
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Miso Soup, disappointing. I put it in the proper bowl with one of those special spoons and everything, couple of spoonfuls in I remembered that I didn't really like it.
Went to the fridge in despair, choose a prepared fruit mixture pot - ok, except it had grapefruit in it, which was bitter obviously, again not a favorite. Finished off with a doughnut.
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We all prisoners, chickee-baby. We all locked in.
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salad box. rather nice boiled sweets from a bag supplied, amongst other more cake-y things, by the guy who won the poker last night. I didn't do too badly for my first ever poker game, won a couple of decent hands, stayed in longer than some, but nowhere near being in the money.
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have you seen the gza / rza / bill murray bit from coffee and cigarettes? If you haven't, and you've got 7 minutes to kick back, I really recommend itPosts: 3821
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Man it's so good. That's the kind of thing that makes me wish I had some kind of creative ability. It's so effortless and slick and perfect.
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Lunch will be pint of guinness and spicy beef noodles from the pub that does thai food.
It's blowing a gale though so I may get blown away as I head towards the sea front. Fingers crossed I'm fat enough to stay on the ground.
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Seeded grannary bread, wholegrain english mustard, co-op processed ham slices. No salad. Burtolli spread. I'm having a cop of coffee too. One heaped spoonful of Nescafe Original, a half spoonful of Tate and Lyle white sugar, and about 25ml of semi skimmed milk, served in a large white mug with the spoon left in.
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quote:Originally posted by Cherry In Hove: It's blowing a gale
Man, remember the days when ralph was here? He would have said something like "pah - In america the wind is made out of a block solid concrete ten miles wide and ten miles high and sweeps across the country at 300 mph your weather is rubbish in America weather is more destructive and therefore better". Those were the days, eh.
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I used to love how Ralph would unquestioningly declare that North America was simultaneously the hottest country in the world, but also the coldest. If you actually believed what he was telling you, in any given week the weather could swing from 50 below zero to over a hundred degrees, drop 100 inches of precipitation and throw in a few earthquakes for good measure.
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Americans paid nearly a billion dollars to go and see Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Think about that. A billion dollars. This isn't one mad decision made by the President. The entire country chipped in for that. And yet they complain that if they have universal healthcare then they will have to pay for someone else who hasn't worked hard, like them, to be able to afford these things.
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