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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.
But you are the yardstick I use when buying ibuprofen. Um, because I bought 2,000 the other day.
The last time we opened a new 500-count bottle of ibuprofen, I wrote the date on the bottle, because I wanted to see how fast we went through it. The date was September 25. And we're getting on toward needing a new one soonish. Dang. Daaaaang.
And 600 Benedryl.
Does Benedryl even make you sleepy any more? Because it doesn't make me sleepy any more. Not even taking 2.
Cass, I'm gonna high five you anyway. Hey, I not only scooped the pans but I emptied one, scrubbed it, and put it fresh litter. And I am damn proud of myself.
Hi Jillidad!!
I'd say! You're a better teacher than they are learners, though.
What P-C said. And heh.
Erin, wow. So glad you are happier and healthier.
if it helps you to disclaim, feel free, but, imo, you don't *need* to do it.
I should really note the date on the ibu too. I was at CostCo and they bundle two bottles of 500 together and I bought two bundles. Sadly, I know I'll use them.
Does Benedryl even make you sleepy any more? Because it doesn't make me sleepy any more. Not even taking 2.
Nope, not a bit. I don't really ever remember it making me sleepy. I would rue it but there were a lot of years where it was the only allergy med that helped me. So it's good I could take it.
Nope, not a bit. I don't really ever remember it making me sleepy. I would rue it but there were a lot of years where it was the only allergy med that helped me. So it's good I could take it.
My dilemma -- not *dilemma,* I guess; more of a pondering -- from last week of "why do I have a 5-week-old sore throat? could it be allergies?" was tested with claritin last week, which sucked balls. I started zyrtec Monday and my throat is almost totally fine now. Take THAT, allergies!
If Benedryl made me sleepy, I would have been unconscious for most of my life.
Well, now I'm stressed about using the phrases "first world problems" or "diamond shoes".
Which, ironically, is a first world problem.
Dana, keep using them!!! Seriously. People can state preferences but it's not meant to be policing. If everyone thought the same and felt the same about every dang thing, the world would be such an incredibly boring place.
Sudafed (original) wakes me up.
I took 3 PE once. Nothing.