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The Funny Pages - Tickle Me Elbow - The Original

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ranger Enthusiast
ranger
Posted

HAPPY THANKSGIVING fellow cills! Had one turkey dinner at MIL, now at second one at daughters! And I'm stuffed! Didn't have to drive far, though. How the heck is everyone. Miss chatting with yall. Miss everything but nuttins changed - just getting poorer and poorer, but in good spirits. Hope all of you eat till yer sick, like I am. And to my non- American sillies - You have permission to eat like pigs, to.

Later

Sleezen :D

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psawyer Proficient
psawyer
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Tis quite quiet here this morning. Methinks all our American phriends must be sleeping off yesterday's turkey, or making forays into the world of shopping.

Here in Canada, it is just another Friday.

We took Oliver to the vet this morning because his sugars were running high again. Poor guy has another infection, this time in his right ear. So we are starting another two-week course of antibiotics. :(

We're off to the store in a while. We will take tomorrow off, giving us our last weekend off until after Christmas.

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

Poor Ollie, POeter! :(

Our first crappy day weather-wise in a loooooonnnnng time.......mild, but rain, rain rain.

Oh, well. One does not have to shovel rain. <_<

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Oh, well. One does not have to shovel rain. <_<

One does here ;):D

England.... t'ain't green for nowt :rolleyes:

BAH!, boring Friday here, cold, phat (no sales, no Turkey) day..... got nowt <_<

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
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One does here ;):D

England.... t'ain't green for nowt :rolleyes:

BAH!, boring Friday here, cold, phat (no sales, no Turkey) day..... got nowt <_<

really?

here's another opportunity for a cultural lesson :P

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nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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<I knew that!!!!>

Yeah well,......what can I say?.....don't hate the Brit B)

:lol::lol:

COME ON PEEPS!!!

You all at yer Friday blackout (or whatever) or still languishing inert in your food comah???? :P

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted
COME ON PEEPS!!!

You all at yer Friday blackout (or whatever) or still languishing inert in your food comah???? :P

I drank margaritas in my jammies at the bar.

Excellent way to spend thanksgiving.

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elye Community Regular
elye
Posted
I drank margaritas in my jammies at the bar.

I wanna go hang out wif Jyesss!!

Were you wearing classic two-piece flannels, with big wooden buttons down the front and cuffed pants? Trap door? SUCH fantastic drinking attire... . . . .. . . ..!! Actually, fantastic fer doing just about anything. Getting groceries, doing weights, trip to the theatre, job interview...... . ...... ..a do-all ensemble.

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
Posted

My friend who arranged it said the point was to be comfortable. I had flannel bottoms and satiny/sleezy top wif a sweatshirt over all. Jammies are the way to go if yer drinkin', and if you over-indulge you're prepared to pass out anywhere...

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted

Hi peeps :D Just a quick poop-in. Having the greatest time up here. Met some friends for coffee this afternoon. Saw a former neighbor at the grocery store this morning......love it here :wub:

Drinking in jim jams--sounds poiphect B) Hee--speaking of drinking, moi had copious amounts of wine yesterday. Made up fer the phact that me Thanksgiving dinner started to thaw on the way up (long stupid story) so we ate it Tuesday night at the hotel and I ended up eating potroast that I brought. :rolleyes:

Tis phreezing up here! Very windy and damp. Don't care :D

Be back....

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted

HI, PATTEIGH!! Sounds like you've arrived home.... . .. . ... :)

tom Contributor
tom
Posted

Hi ebbreebubby . ...uhhh

Hope all the Thxgivings were appropriately worthy of much thankfuliciousness. :wacko:

Been so long . ...too long . . ..wish I still had some psilly sometimes . .. ..

Almost 2yrs now since I felt (mentally) good every day. <sigh> :(

Does Amanda still visit? I read sometimes & don't recall any from her.

Hope she & Joolz & Sarah are doing ok.

Is Judy in CA yet?

Had a doc ask me if I wanted to be tested for Lyme the other day. She mentioned she knows the one around here who's well-known. Forgot why I'd ruled that out in the past.

Bah . .I dunno wtf I'm doin'. .. . . .

Dammit, can't even think of anything good to say, which is a big BIG part of why I don't bother posting.

<crap . ..should I erase that? . ....>

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
Posted
Hi ebbreebubby . ...uhhh

Hope all the Thxgivings were appropriately worthy of much thankfuliciousness. :wacko:

Been so long . ...too long . . ..wish I still had some psilly sometimes . .. ..

Almost 2yrs now since I felt (mentally) good every day. <sigh> :(

Does Amanda still visit? I read sometimes & don't recall any from her.

Hope she & Joolz & Sarah are doing ok.

Is Judy in CA yet?

Had a doc ask me if I wanted to be tested for Lyme the other day. She mentioned she knows the one around here who's well-known. Forgot why I'd ruled that out in the past.

Bah . .I dunno wtf I'm doin'. .. . . .

Dammit, can't even think of anything good to say, which is a big BIG part of why I don't bother posting.

<crap . ..should I erase that? . ....>

PTAUM!!!!!!!!!!!!!

There you are!!!!!!!! :D

Methinks you should get tested for Lyme...... got nowt to lose eh?? ;)

T'is nice to see your post :D

tom Contributor
tom
Posted
Methinks you should get tested for Lyme...... got nowt to lose eh?? ;)

Ahhhh I bet that's true in every other g*****mn mo*****uck** industrialized country in the world .. ...

Not here.

Not when there's PROFIT to be made!!!!

And we can't change it cuz some a$$holes would rather make political hay. "It'll be his Waterloo", one o' those jacka$$es said. (Jim DeMint R-South Carolina)

Too insane that it's really this way.

For-profit Health Insurance is by definition not on the side of the citizenry. The more care denied, the more profit "made".

Anyway .. .."nowt to lose" becomes probably $600-1000 once I do the referral appt, the pre-test appt w/ the specialist, the test itself, & the post-test appt.

Besides whatever made me rule out Lyme long ago, could it at all possibly fit to have 6 of the greatest months anyone ever had in the middle of being a Lymie? :huh:

Have I ever mentioned how I became uninsured?

[Didn't think so]

Once I quit my job due to celiac (but years before knowing it WAS celiac), and COBRA ran out, I tried to get Health Insurance. Like 8 or 10 or 12 pages of forms (horrendous btw - I was nearly infukncapable of filling out even simple forms, for whatever reason) only to be told that I'm denied for the pre-existing condition of having SEEN a doctor years before about back problems.

Not for having actual current back problems - there were none worth mentioning - just for appts YEARS before.

I should stop before I get too worked up to sleep . .. . .

elye Community Regular
elye
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Hi ebbreebubby . ...uhhh

Almost 2yrs now since I felt (mentally) good every day. <sigh> :(

GOOD MORNING, PTAOUGHMGHMNUSS!! :)

Often when I've seen a number of guests reading along, I've wondered if one of them could be you..... .. ...HOPING, I guess.....

Really great to read you again! Just wish the news was better. Incredible that with all of the extensive testing you've had done that nuttin' has shown. . . . ...... ....crazy, really... .. .... :huh::(:angry:

But the one thing you have not been tested for is lyme. I'm actually surprised that you haven't had the blood work done for it, as the symptoms are quite similar to gluten problems.

We sat and finally watched "Sicko" last week.... . ..boy, would Michael Moore ever have loved to run into YOU whilst gathering on-the-street arsenal for this documentary. . . . . .... . ... :(

Thinkin' about ya, dear Ptaoughmghmnnhusss (man, I haven't missed spellin' that name....... .).. . ...... :rolleyes:

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
Posted

Ptaum was here!!!!

Sorry to hear you still don't have the answers to yer problems.

It is quite apparent that what you need is to be back in the bosom of yer psillies! :P

I often think about Sarah and wonder if she's reading along.......miss her greatly. :(

.....and speaking of insurance.......

Hubby got a call from the prosthetist, saying we still owe another $1200 for his new leg. I guess insurance paid for the leg, but not the foot :blink:

Our EOB says we owe nothin..........so there!!!

Jestgar Rising Star
Jestgar
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Hubby got a call from the prosthetist, saying we still owe another $1200 for his new leg. I guess insurance paid for the leg, but not the foot :blink:

:huh: :huh: :blink: :blink:

beeeeeecuuuuuuzzz......he coulda needed the leg?......but shoulda kept using his own foot.....????

elye Community Regular
elye
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beeeeeecuuuuuuzzz......he coulda needed the leg?......but shoulda kept using his own foot.....????

OMG.... .. . . . . :huh::lol: .. . .... . ...well, yes, it makes perfect sense, and I am certain that we can all see how the insurance company's stance is logical and reasonable. After all, it was Brian's LEG that sustained the irreparable damage, correct? So, why in hell should they pay for anything more than that? His foot was okay, so hey.. . . ......not payin' fer THAT part of the prosthetic. :huh:<_<

:angry:

Leeeesargh, did they offer Brian an option to keep his foot, and continue using it? I'm bettin' not.. .. . . ........

SO macabre. And you are incredible, Leeeesargh, as you can laugh about it all.

curlyfries Contributor
curlyfries
Posted
Leeeesargh, did they offer Brian an option to keep his foot, and continue using it? I'm bettin' not.. .. . . ........

SO macabre. And you are incredible, Leeeesargh, as you can laugh about it all.

Eeeewwwwwww!!!!!! Really gross visual images in my head :rolleyes:

Maybe I already told you all, maybe not.......

When we went to the Halloween party as pirates, some people there didn't know us or our story. This one lady started feeling around the back of Brian's thigh and asked, "Where is your leg?"

His reply........

"In Houston!"

:lol:

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
Posted
Ptaum was here!!!!

I often think about Sarah and wonder if she's reading along.......miss her greatly. :(

I missed Pataughmn--and also miss Sarah. She pops into me mind so often.

Leeeesargh, did they offer Brian an option to keep his foot, and continue using it? I'm bettin' not.. .. . . ........

I know.... <_< Jeesh!

When we went to the Halloween party as pirates, some people there didn't know us or our story. This one lady started feeling around the back of Brian's thigh and asked, "Where is your leg?"

His reply........

"In Houston!"

:lol:

Goodgawd! <snort>

I'm takin' a break--it's pretty blustery out there and the guys are dropping sumphin in (or around?) me older son's engine (?) :huh: I stuck around fer a while but had to come back to son #2's house fer some tea and sillie :D

Could actually use a nap :lol:

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted
"In Houston!"

:lol::lol::lol:

Yes, Sarah.. . ... .... :unsure: ..... . .. :( I look at those guests down there from time to time and wonder, as well, if Sarah is ever one of 'em. ........ . . . . .I do SO hope life is okay for her, now.

Mtndog Collaborator
Mtndog
Posted

Hello Psillies! happy Psunday!

Jess- Go get that kitty NOW!!!! Jazzpurr looks awesome! I want to drink margaritas in a bar in me jammies! Sounds like Heaven.

Ptaum- I'm bummed I missed you but am glad you stopped in. If you are reading this- yes, you should get tested for Lyme. I know the whole darn thing is ridiculously expensive but if it's the last part of the puzzle it's worth it!

Lisa- That insurance company needs an arsewhooping!

Em- Did you watch the Senators/Bruins game last night? Did you see me :P ? Your Ottawa Senators are most excellent! We did beat you but only in an overtime shoot out...didn't think it was going to happen as they whooped our arses in the first period! I kept thinking you should have been there! Twas looking for Sophie in the goal (not a job I'd ever want with a hockey puck flying at yer head at 100 mph). :ph34r: :ph34r:

elye Community Regular
elye
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Em- Did you watch the Senators/Bruins game last night? Did you see me :P ? Your Ottawa Senators are most excellent! We did beat you but only in an overtime shoot out...didn't think it was going to happen as they whooped our arses in the first period! I kept thinking you should have been there! Twas looking for Sophie in the goal (not a job I'd ever want with a hockey puck flying at yer head at 100 mph).

Bevel! I did indeed watch this game.. . ..... .. ...and was thinking of you! Were you sitting in the lower section? I kept looking and looking. . .... .. ...it was an exciting finish, but we blew it. <_<

nikki-uk Enthusiast
nikki-uk
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Bevel! I did indeed watch this game.. . ..... .. ...and was thinking of you! Were you sitting in the lower section? I kept looking and looking. . .... .. ...it was an exciting finish, but we blew it. <_<

WOT!!!!!!!!!!....you were both there??

2 Psillies in the same stadium?? :unsure:

elye Community Regular
elye
Posted
WOT!!!!!!!!!!....you were both there??

2 Psillies in the same stadium?? :unsure:

NO! I was watching for her on TV. Thank gawd, actually, I wasn't there, for it was an excruciating loss. But OMG. ... . .. .. . . .....if I could have been there and met BEVEL!! There could be Romans feeding Christians to the lions in that arena, for all we would notice, Bev and I sittin' together... . ... . . ...... :rolleyes:

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