Good morning GFY!!

[Tala]

Happy Humpday. Got my peanutbutter and honey on whole grain and nut bread and diet coke and meds. Things look great.

Today's forecast for Cookeville TN and surrounding areas: Partly cloudy. 20% chance of afternoon showers.

Temperature:
Current: 57 degrees
High: 70 degrees

Winds north northwest at 5 mph, gusting to 15.


Whoohoo! Jacket weather!! Time to break out the GFY long-sleeves!!

Hope everyone's day is a good one and that you see more profit today than you did yesterday.

[dennisthemenace]

Good morning Tala, GFY and world!


Health, wealth and happiness to all

[jacked]

Morning Tala

[xclusive]

Good morning i hope everything goes well in your day...

[CDSmith]

Good coffee. Time to make the morning.

[Tala]

Mmmmm....coffee.......

I had a wee bit of a conversation with myself a moment ago. Went like this:

*sneeze* fuck.
*sneeze* FUCK.
*sneeze* GODDAMMIT!

Yep. It's fall. Time for allergy season part deux.

[macho]

Good morning, Tala!!!

[Phoenix]

morning tala

[CDSmith]

Originally posted by Tala
Mmmmm....coffee.......

I had a wee bit of a conversation with myself a moment ago. Went like this:

*sneeze* fuck.
*sneeze* FUCK.
*sneeze* GODDAMMIT!

Yep. It's fall. Time for allergy season part deux.

Now you get to get high on allergy meds for 2 months.

You lucky girl.

[Tala]

Originally posted by CDSmith
Now you get to get high on allergy meds for 2 months.

You lucky girl.

Sure, I'll add it to the growing list of meds. Whooppee....

Good morning everyone!

[NoEngrish]

good morning Tala!

[TheLegacy]

so horny that even the crack of dawn looks good

[jacobt]

what is it like having allergies

[Tala]

Originally posted by TheLegacy
so horny that even the crack of dawn looks good

jacobt: It sucks. Allergies are your body's reactions to things that it believes to be a threat that are not normally considered to be so. Example: Many people are allergic to pollen, though it isn't at all dangerous, (usually), to the human body. Thus, we sneeze our heads off in early spring and early fall. The sneezing is the body's way of "getting rid of" the allergen.

Sometimes, allergies can be quite severe. For example, there are people who are allergic to penicillin or penicillin derivitives. Most of the people who are allergic to those have what are called "anyphalactic reactions." The body reacts violently against the allergen in question, and the most severe of those reactions is called "anyphalactic shock," which causes the throat to swell closed in a mad attempt to prevent more from entering your system. However, that also prevents oxygen from entering your system because of the immediate swelling which closes off your windpipe!

I have that sort of reaction to penicillin and bee/wasp stings. I have to carry a nasty looking device called an "Epi-pen" which is a tube with a pressure-activated needle in it. When thrust against the thigh in a moment of necessity, it releases a dose of epinephrine, which causes the body's immediate response to stop or to slow. Each pen has .3 mg of epinephrine, which gives ample time for the victim to be transported to a nearby hospital, and in some cases, reverses the shock pattern completely.

There's your medical lesson of the day. Heh.

[WTS_andy]

g'morning tala

[Tala]

Originally posted by Tala



jacobt: It sucks. Allergies are your body's reactions to things that it believes to be a threat that are not normally considered to be so. Example: Many people are allergic to pollen, though it isn't at all dangerous, (usually), to the human body. Thus, we sneeze our heads off in early spring and early fall. The sneezing is the body's way of "getting rid of" the allergen.

Sometimes, allergies can be quite severe. For example, there are people who are allergic to penicillin or penicillin derivitives. Most of the people who are allergic to those have what are called "anyphalactic reactions." The body reacts violently against the allergen in question, and the most severe of those reactions is called "anyphalactic shock," which causes the throat to swell closed in a mad attempt to prevent more from entering your system. However, that also prevents oxygen from entering your system because of the immediate swelling which closes off your windpipe!

I have that sort of reaction to penicillin and bee/wasp stings. I have to carry a nasty looking device called an "Epi-pen" which is a tube with a pressure-activated needle in it. When thrust against the thigh in a moment of necessity, it releases a dose of epinephrine, which causes the body's immediate response to stop or to slow. Each pen has .3 mg of epinephrine, which gives ample time for the victim to be transported to a nearby hospital, and in some cases, reverses the shock pattern completely.

There's your medical lesson of the day. Heh.

Epi-pen:



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[Basic_man]

Diet Coke in the morning? Are you fuckin' insane!?

[Nicky]

Goodmorning Tala, im off to have some dinner

[jacobt]

i'm smokin a blunt before i hit the sack and watch a movie or letterman or something - thanks for the infos tala i hope they find a cure

[sweetums]

Mornin' Tala

You make sure you get some VitaminC in there with all the meds....Seasonal allergies suck, but try not to get hooked on the allergy meds. You just end up developing a dependence on most of them.

Enjoy your day, hon *hugs*

[axelcat]

good morning

[frish]

hi Tala,

how are you today ?

[Satisfaction]

Goodmorning Tala... its bedtime for me here in AUs.. its 2 am