My friend's father's dog is in a clinical trial for doggy allergy medicine, I can't remember which, but a popular human pill one, and they're giving it by spraying it in his mouth, which I guess is the same difference as up your nose. Anyway, my friend's father tasted the stuff. Because he felt bad for the dog.
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my friend's father tasted the stuff. Because he felt bad for the dog.
Did it have an effect on the guy? That's kinda...it's dog medicine.
Actually, what's weirdest is that I don't feel confident about dosage this way. You take a pill, you took a pill, right? Even liquids are easier, in my head. Was that pump I took really a proper pump? Maybe I oversprayed myself. How can I be sure?
Okay. drugged up text message sent.
It's exactly the same as the people medicine, except for the dosing, apparently, but anyway, he only tasted a little, and said it was NAST. No report on any allergy symptoms.
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It shouldn't be the same. It should be, like, beef flavoured. I mean, to be fair.
And that's why he felt so bad for the dog!
I can't! It was loads of fun, but I will be paying off my credit card for the next five years.
Though I suppose it's possible San Francisco isn't to blame for all debt.
Yeah, but still. I think that's a little harsh.
If it had said "2008: The end of an error," I wouldn't have harshed on it. It's the fact that they specified the inaugural date and got it wrong that bugged me. I mean, in the whole process of designing, printing, and shipping that sticker, no one noticed the mistake? This isn't just one person having a brain fart or making a typo. I know I'm a pedant, but I stand by my cringe.
Though I suppose it's possible San Francisco isn't to blame for all debt.
All my debt is here. Well, except for the nationally funded debts.
I just booked a haircut appointment at Mario Tricoci for Wednesday. I've never spent $50-60 on just a cut before, so I hope they give me a good cut to make it worth the money.
I'm still waivering a bit on whether I should color it or not. I don't mind the grey, a lot of people have told me that the grey actually works for me, and if I start coloring, I'm afraid I'll have to stick with it.
OTOH, I'll probably end up looking like the oldest person at the wedding, even though I won't be, just because every other woman that I know will be there all color their hair, including Mom and her generation. Feh.