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Spike's Bitches 42: Which question do you want me to answer first?
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
Kristen, I hope you feel better soon!
ION: Human exoskeleton suit helps paralyzed people walk.
The reporter in the video says it will come with a "hefty" price tag of $20,000 when it comes out in 2010.
Um, $20K for a paraplegic to walk again? Bargain.
Damn, Kristin. I hate that you are in such pain. I wish I could come kick your Urgent Care doctor's butt for not giving you something stronger than Motrin.
Andi, yeah, that's what's upsetting me the most. I really wouldn't need to go to the ER for anything other than the pain. If I had better drugs, I'd be fine. Grr.
Wish I could send you a couple of my Tramadols.
Rarely have gyno signs been more blunt (not so work safe): [link]
Oh lordy.
Andi is currently guffawing at engrishfunny.com
This is wayyyyy more work-safe than Daniel's: [link] Not so much the Breakfast of Champions.
Wish I could send you a couple of my Tramadols.
...Wait a second...I had Tramadol from that time with the pharmacy filled my prescription for Trazadone incorrectly. Hmm. I wonder if I kept that pill bottle around...
That would be a godsend, because this pain BLOWS.
ETA: HALLELUJAH! Let's hear it for inept pharmacists! I do indeed have 50 mg Tramadol pills, and I'm taking one, oh yes I am.
Or not. I just double-checked, and it looks like it might interact with Wellbutrin, so no painkiller for me. Woe!
The reporter in the video says it will come with a "hefty" price tag of $20,000 when it comes out in 2010.
That's nothing. My ex's prosthetic leg cost that much.
Daniel:
The reporter in the video says it will come with a "hefty" price tag of $20,000 when it comes out in 2010.
Hec:
That's nothing. My ex's prosthetic leg cost that much.
I'm thinking that's one of those things that a lot of people wouldn't mind shelling out $20 for a car wash, or plunking down a chunk of change at a charity auction, to help raise money for, even if bloody stupid insurance companies don't want to throw down for 'em.