What's on your mind today?

[Pasta Chick]

^^ Bummer. Hopefully it can be mended.

Tylenol doesn't work, and therein lies the problem. I don't really want opioids for a number of reasons, primarily that BF was addicted to Oxy following his surgery and is generally of the "fuck it, just this once is fine" mentality. Plus the whole point in taking anything at all is that I'm incapacitated if I don't, and many opioids come with restrictions (like don't drive 40 miles down the Mass Pike while on this drug) that would kinda defeat the purpose.

[Guardian85]

^^ Bummer. Hopefully it can be mended.

Tylenol doesn't work, and therein lies the problem. I don't really want opioids for a number of reasons, primarily that BF was addicted to Oxy following his surgery and is generally of the "fuck it, just this once is fine" mentality. Plus the whole point in taking anything at all is that I'm incapacitated if I don't, and many opioids come with restrictions (like don't drive 40 miles down the Mass Pike while on this drug) that would kinda defeat the purpose.

Can't help you with the side effects of opiates. I'm not a medical genius after all.
But as for keeping the boyfriend off them a practical solution might be a lock box.

[Velma]

Hope the Tylenol works. I also hope you can find a doctor to prescribe them if needed. The DEA has decided that opiods are evil and have gone overboard enforcing laws and regulations in some areas of the country. It has made some doctors and pharmacists a bit skiddish about opiods.

Ahh so that's your game. You don't really have all those woes do you! You are a smackhead hunting down your next fix on insurance. Clever, very clever.

* Note to insurance companies that may be lurking, that was a joke.

Oh no, I've been found out!

* Note to insurance companies that may be lurking, that was a joke.

[Magdalena]

Hope the Tylenol works. I also hope you can find a doctor to prescribe them if needed. The DEA has decided that opiods are evil and have gone overboard enforcing laws and regulations in some areas of the country. It has made some doctors and pharmacists a bit skiddish about opiods.

Ahh so that's your game. You don't really have all those woes do you! You are a smackhead hunting down your next fix on insurance. Clever, very clever.

* Note to insurance companies that may be lurking, that was a joke.

Oh no, I've been found out!

* Note to insurance companies that may be lurking, that was a joke.

You guys need help transporting that stuff?

[MariaEvri]

I;m thinking that if you try to force an introvert into being your friend or hang out with you, then you end up making him/her hate you

[Bad Penny]

The storm was carrying average winds of 230 kilometres per hour, with gusts of up to 325 kilometres per hour, Fiji's Meteorological Service said.

Ye that's sweet but not exceptional nowadays.
I wonder what we'll gust up to once we're +5.

[Recusant]

The storm was carrying average winds of 230 kilometres per hour, with gusts of up to 325 kilometres per hour, Fiji's Meteorological Service said.

Ye that's sweet but not exceptional nowadays.
I wonder what we'll gust up to once we're +5.

Makes me think of J.G. Ballard's first novel, The Wind from Nowhere. Not up to his later standard, but as one who appreciates his work, a necessary read.

[Tom62]

The storm was carrying average winds of 230 kilometres per hour, with gusts of up to 325 kilometres per hour, Fiji's Meteorological Service said.

Ye that's sweet but not exceptional nowadays.
I wonder what we'll gust up to once we're +5.

Makes me think of J.G. Ballard's first novel, The Wind from Nowhere. Not up to his later standard, but as one who appreciates his work, a necessary read.

I've read the novel more than 40 years ago. The only thing I didn't like about it was that had a happy ending.

[xSilverPhinx]

The only thing I didn't like about it was that had a happy ending.

Well that isn't something you hear everyday! 

[Tom62]

The only thing I didn't like about it was that had a happy ending.

Well that isn't something you hear everyday! 

Every one expects an happy ending, and that is what people almost always get. For me that makes a story too predictable, I like surprise endings.

[Recusant]

Every one expects an happy ending, and that is what people almost always get. For me that makes a story too predictable, I like surprise endings.

One of the reasons I liked "Fallen".    << Fair warning, plot spoilers in the article, for those that haven't seen it, but might.

[Sandra Craft]

Every one expects an happy ending, and that is what people almost always get. For me that makes a story too predictable, I like surprise endings.

One of the reasons I liked "Fallen".    << Fair warning, plot spoilers in the article, for those that haven't seen it, but might.

One of my favorite movies!  Love the ending.

[xSilverPhinx]

I haven't watched 'Fallen' but it's one of the reasons I liked 'The Others'.

IMDB (spoiler-free).

Some people said that they saw the ending coming, but I didn't.

 

[Magdalena]

Budhorse4, Bruno de la Pole, and Davin, are on my mind today. 

[Sandra Craft]

I haven't watched 'Fallen' but it's one of the reasons I liked 'The Others'.

IMDB (spoiler-free).

Some people said that they saw the ending coming, but I didn't.

Another favorite, and I hardly ever see endings coming.  It's seems rather awful for me to always be able to see the ending coming -- it's nice to have a story surprise me.