27 Feb 2016, 3:07 am
1) They didn't say why I should have it.
2) I had it when I was a teen and it showed I was mainly allergic to Oak trees (and two other things). Knowing this changed absolutely nothing.
3) The last time it bothered my sensory issues.
4) MCAS means that I'm going to have reactions even if there are not allergens on the needles. I don't want my back covered in red dots that will scar just like every other stupid mark on my stupid skin.
It's a good thing you're not allergic to cats.
I know right?!
That would be the worst thing imaginable.
I've read that people who live with animals from a very young age are less likely to be allergic to them. So if that's true then, thanks mom and dad!
I thought you were going to say what I was thinking. I knew someone who loved cats but just couldn't be around them due to allergies. That'd be horrible.
Yes it would!
I'm off to dreamland. Goodnight
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27 Feb 2016, 3:12 am
1) They didn't say why I should have it.
2) I had it when I was a teen and it showed I was mainly allergic to Oak trees (and two other things). Knowing this changed absolutely nothing.
3) The last time it bothered my sensory issues.
4) MCAS means that I'm going to have reactions even if there are not allergens on the needles. I don't want my back covered in red dots that will scar just like every other stupid mark on my stupid skin.
It's a good thing you're not allergic to cats.
Yes, it's after 3am for you. Ninight Aurora. Sweet dreams.
I know right?!
That would be the worst thing imaginable.
I've read that people who live with animals from a very young age are less likely to be allergic to them. So if that's true then, thanks mom and dad!
I thought you were going to say what I was thinking. I knew someone who loved cats but just couldn't be around them due to allergies. That'd be horrible.
Yes it would!
I'm off to dreamland. Goodnight
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27 Feb 2016, 3:18 am
1) They didn't say why I should have it.
2) I had it when I was a teen and it showed I was mainly allergic to Oak trees (and two other things). Knowing this changed absolutely nothing.
3) The last time it bothered my sensory issues.
4) MCAS means that I'm going to have reactions even if there are not allergens on the needles. I don't want my back covered in red dots that will scar just like every other stupid mark on my stupid skin.
It's a good thing you're not allergic to cats.
Yes, it's after 3am for you. Ninight Aurora. Sweet dreams.
I know right?!
That would be the worst thing imaginable.
I've read that people who live with animals from a very young age are less likely to be allergic to them. So if that's true then, thanks mom and dad!
I thought you were going to say what I was thinking. I knew someone who loved cats but just couldn't be around them due to allergies. That'd be horrible.
Yes it would!
I'm off to dreamland. Goodnight
Yes, it's after 3am for you. Ninight Aurora.
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27 Feb 2016, 5:44 am
Ho Hum 
27 Feb 2016, 6:20 am
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27 Feb 2016, 6:28 am
I'm gonna make my own recipe - Steve's Asian Chicken Soup.
I'm slow pan frying my chicken in sesame oil, finely chopped brown onion, a tiny bit of soy sauce, garlic, ginger and just a PINCH of sugar to help caramelize the chicken.
Once the chicken is cooked, I'll make my chicken stock.
Then I'll put my slow pan fried chicken into the stock. THEN IT GETS REALLY EXCITING.
I'm then going to put in my raw brown onion (cut into rings) and egg noodles.
Towards the end, I'll put in a little more raw onion rings, fried onion, coriander, a bit more soy sauce and sesame oil, garlic and ginger.
Once I dish it up, I'll add some more coriander and bean sprouts, a little salt (if it needs it) and a little bit of semi-coarsely ground black pepper.
And then, Bob's your Uncle. (I'm not really going to put Uncle Bob in there - that's just an expression which means, 'and there you go'), good ole Steve's Asian Chicken Soup.
I wish you could all come over for dinner.
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27 Feb 2016, 6:39 am
You are a strange person, that topic was out of nowhere however I and the munchies are on board with that post.
Did you ever play the old Doom on Dos? They are making a new one on steam which is awesome.
You don't know the half of it.
But I'm strange in a good way.Yes, I used to play Doom when it first came out for DOS in 20bc and then one on Steam. I also used to play Wolfenstein when it first came out for DOS. Oh, by the way, I installed Steam again and was playing Day of Defeat a few days ago.
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27 Feb 2016, 6:45 am
Don't get paranoid. Worry only about the present moment. Don't let paranoia ruin your time. I never got paranoid and nothing ever happens. I could tell you some stories.
Oxycodone and alcohol is horrible for your health, might be legal but I'd prefer my less than legal way to a healthier high.
My BODY is weird/amazing. It can take anything I throw at it.
I never eat vegetables, fruit or drink water. Never have. I give it a terrible flogging and have all my life and it just keeps going on.
Been there done that. Same thing. I don't even get hangovers.
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27 Feb 2016, 6:48 am
I find Oxycodone doesn't do anything for me unless I've got a few drinks under my belt. So far, I've been going since yesterday, I've had about 15 cans of beer and been taking Oxycodone since yesterday. I took 30mg a little while ago and I'm feeling quite light headed and good
27 Feb 2016, 6:51 am
27 Feb 2016, 6:52 am
Dude I celebrated our lack of sobriety by hitting my pipe when I seen this,
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27 Feb 2016, 6:54 am
If you've got a body like mine, these 2 are the best of friends:
Still going strong after 16 Oxycodone's and 15 beers since yesterday night. And I can still type
Feeling comfortably woozy though
