I assume that Cashmere's post is in reference to the bat-junk that Allyson linked to.

Teppy, even without knowing anything about the actual specific of the details (many of the medications here have completely different names, and I don't understand much about even them), I just wanted to say that it's always interesting to read your clear thoughts and putting-order-in-things and not-hyperballing posts, complete with actual knowledge and stuff, on top.

My whole family, being big drinkers, dropped Tylenol like a hot potato when the news about its potential for liver damage came out, back in the day. We gotta have our priorities in order.

Oh I so hear you on that. If I need a sleep aid plus a pain killer (which with my recurring joint ailments, I sometimes do), I used to take ibuprofen and benadryl, and now I just take Advil PM which combines them for you.

Awww, thanks Nilly!

not-hyperballing posts

Now I'm thinking of Allyson's bat link again...

I had to explain, "I HAVE YOUR KEYS! YOU MUST CHILL!" the other day.

And I had to explain who Edward Gorey was.

I really need a new job. Where I work with Jilli.

YES. YES YOU NEED TO WORK WITH ME. Then we could talk about bats! And makeup! And how we need to smite the morons!

I actually think what gives me a headache most of the time is going between the laptop screen and the tv screen for hours on end. So I could maybe not do that, too.

I was getting headaches every day for a couple of weeks before I figured out the cause was having two monitors at work and switching between them all day long. I went back to one monitor and headaches disappeared.

bat-junk

Favorite word of the day for sure!!!!

bat-junk

"Holy whores, Batman! Now that you've got Catwoman tied up, what are you going to do?"

"I have no choice, Robin, old chum. I'm going to have to use...the Bat-Junk."

"Wowee, Batman! Can I watch?"

"Go sit in the Batmobile, Robin."

"Aww..."

"I SAID GO!"

oh! oh! billytea! you know what else came up in the show about cuttlefish? There's the Flamboyant Cuttlefish - when it's threatened it kind of puffs up and gets bright yellow markings (since it's only about three inches long, it doesn't puff up very large). Anyway, some scientists were curious as to whether it did that because it was poisonous or if it wanted predators to think it was poisonous. So they found a female who'd recently laid her eggs (since she wasn't long for this world) and tested her. She's toxic; on a level with the blue-ringed octopus. Australia scores yet another poisonous critter. yay?

Huh. That's not how I remember that story ending.