'Objects In Space'
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risque (and frisque), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Vortex, that sucks!
Aimee, your sister's dress is gorgeous. I like David's Bridal. I bought the first dress I tried on there. I'm going to pick it up on Wednesday--I had to have the straps taken up. Outdoor wedding next month, so I'm sort of excited.
I'm skipping over 400 posts. Hec, I read comments about Emmett in Natter, and then threadsucked, here. Oh my word, the poor guy. Have you had any luck scheduling something for tomorrow? Are they giving him any pain meds (or a tranquilizer that acts on nerve endings)?
Oh my word, the poor guy. Have you had any luck scheduling something for tomorrow? Are they giving him any pain meds (or a tranquilizer that acts on nerve endings)?
He's with JZ and EM at the doctor. He just got an ultrasound and the doctor will be reviewing it and talking to them within the half hour.
I don't know yet what they'll find, if anything. But I hope it's nothing.
He came home last night and was so sore and wincing when he moved in certain directions. Poor kid.
Poor Emmett. Much ~ma to him.
I'm kind of wondering if he's got something like a hernia.
Poor baby. It kind of sounds like it, but it seems to me like they would have checked him for that manually when they tested his testicular reflex. Maybe a pinched nerve?
What's a way to say "socially liberal" without using the word "liberal"?
Compassionate? Humble? A believer in "let he who is without sin cast the first stone"?
Or you could just say "socially speaking, I'm Canadian".
Maybe a pinched nerve?
That's the original theory. But I think it would've responded to the anti-inflammatories by now. But I don't really know.
Or you could just say "socially speaking, I'm Canadian".
Heh.
I ended up taking amych's advice and used Megan's terminology to rephrase the sentence. Hopefully that will be clear and religiously correct.
That's the original theory. But I think it would've responded to the anti-inflammatories by now. But I don't really know.
I have a pinched nerve in my neck. Sometimes anti-inflammatories help. Sometimes they don't.
It acted up within the past month (or so) and the anti-inflammatories weren't doing anything. I took an Ativan, because I remembered that when my mother had Shingles, the doctor told her to take Ativan, because it acts on the nerve endings. Long story short, I woke up a new woman. That's why I wondered if they could give him some mild sedative or something. That's got to be a traumatic pain for any guy, but particularly a young guy like Emmett.