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[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.
I figure if I ever wear black to the RITAs, it's going to have to be a hellacious dress in terms of design and detail so that it stands out from the pack. I'll get Jilli to dress me!
And I would point you at my girl Kambriel, who is so amazingly talented that I sometimes just boggle that she's my friend.
The greyhounds I've met have been delightful dogs. Sweet, gentle, and generally quiet. They can have a strong prey drive, though, so they aren't always good with cats and other smaller pets.
Ah, that reminds me, I have pictures now from the dress-as-a-goth birthday party. I'll have to get one up on Flickr for show and tell, although by the time we started taking pictures, I had already taken my corset off because I ated too much cake. Tim's outfit is totally worth seeing, though.
Try taking 2 at a time, and see how long the effect lasts. Since it says "don't take more than 200 mg at a time," and each pill is only 100 mg, then take 2. Sometimes you need to take the maximum prescribed.
I shall experiment with my person and report back.
Try taking 2 at a time, and see how long the effect lasts. Since it says "don't take more than 200 mg at a time," and each pill is only 100 mg, then take 2. Sometimes you need to take the maximum prescribed.
I shall experiment with my person and report back.
If 2 doesn't improve the duration of action, let me know and I'll brainstorm.
duration of action
I love it when you talk medical.
And in total my-diamond-shoes-are-too-tight news, Trader Joe's was out of the awesome gluten-free snickerdoodles. Zounds!
duration of action
I love it when you talk medical.
You should hear me get going on pharmacokinetcs and the area under the concentration-time curve. Hot stuff.
Trader Joe's was out of the awesome gluten-free snickerdoodles. Zounds!
Ooh, I had no idea they had these! Hmmph. I tried gluten-free for a few weeks, and I do think it helped some of my intestinal issues, but did it help enough/do I care enough to keep being gluten free? I suspect not. The only thing I wonder is the whole "go gluten free and it'll help your migraines/fatigue!", which...well, I didn't have a migraine, but that's not shocking. And fatigue? Maybe. If it magically did all those things...