Figaro redux!
Rick Barry
wrote:
> Damn conservatives...if it wasn't for them I wouldn't
>need blood pressure medicine! :-)
>
Well this conservative posted a picture for you that I took on my trip
to Quebec.
http://viaastra.home.mindspring.com/Quebec%20trip.html
Hope you are OK.
--
Rick Barry
What would you do with a brain if you had one ? Lori Petty in TankGirl
http://www.viastra-enterprises.com
http://viaastra.home.mindspring.com
Duine
news:rf3jgtoe5sk77fi13...@4ax.com...
> On Mon, 21 May 2001 21:49:24 GMT, cg <cgr...@noemail.com> wrote:
>
> >On Mon, 21 May 2001 16:37:56 -0500, Figaro <figa...@worldnet.att.net>
> >wrote:
> >
> >>
> >>Yes, it's me, back from a curtailed trip after having a little cardiac
> >>adventure in Portland, OR. I'm sitting in Pioneer Square, the social
> >>center of the city, sipping an overpriced Starbucks coffee and
> >>nibbling on a scone (lemon poppy seed, if you want to know) when all
> >>of a sudden the lights go out and I hit the ground. The next thing I
> >>know I'm surrounded by a lot of curious citizens who ask:
> >>
> >>1. Do I want an ambulance?
> >>2. Am I an epileptic?
> >>3. Am I drunk...and if so why don't I do my drinking somewhere else?
> >>4. Am I lonely? I don't live far from here.
> >>
> >>Anyway, I escaped with a bruised knee and a bump on the head. The
> >>coffee and the scone were both a dead loss. Figure I better get home
> >>as soon as possible. The next time I might not be so lucky.
> >>
> >
> >Fig,
> >
> >Forget the getting home part. How about getting to a doctor? Did
> >you? What in the hell happened? Are you OK? Well I guess you are or
> >you wouldn't be posting but, then again, if you haven't been to the
> >doc, you may only feel OK.
>
> Going to the doctor Thursday. I suspect it was my blood pressure
> medicine...too strong so it probably lowered my blood pressure to a
> dangerous level. Damn conservatives...if it wasn't for them I wouldn't
> need blood pressure medicine! :-)
>
>
Gee Fig, you were in tiptop shape until you took a sabbatical from your
anti-conservative diabtribes. I think your system just overloaded from
un-excreted rants. :)
Duine
> "diabtribes", as you put it... I carry them with me wherever I go. As
> for my rants, they are anything but un-excreted and shall continue to
> gush forth undiminished, God willing.
>
> Figaro
> >
I wouldn't want it any other way. For some perverse reason, I missed my
daily edition of "current events according to Fig". :)
Jane
Figaro <figa...@worldnet.att.net> a écrit dans le message :
os1jgt4ubsdcit3l7...@4ax.com...
| Yes, it's me, back from a curtailed trip after having a little cardiac
| adventure in Portland, OR.
I think it's 'cos we're far apart
That you've got a prob. with your heart
Or perhaps it's just gas
Take advice from this lass
What you need is a jolly good........... check-up ;-)
So go -- what are you waiting for? Thursday indeed..............
Jane
James
"Figaro" <figa...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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> On Mon, 21 May 2001 21:49:24 GMT, cg <cgr...@noemail.com> wrote:
>
> >On Mon, 21 May 2001 16:37:56 -0500, Figaro <figa...@worldnet.att.net>
> >wrote:
> >
>
> Going to the doctor Thursday. I suspect it was my blood pressure
> medicine...too strong so it probably lowered my blood pressure to a
> dangerous level. Damn conservatives...if it wasn't for them I wouldn't
> need blood pressure medicine! :-)
>
> Figaro
>
Just curious, Figaro. When you wake up in the morning, do you have the
almost un-conscious urge to stretch every muscle and tighten them, again?
Did you find yourself waking up and maybe your arm was "asleep"?
James...
J&K Copeland
> the above. Is that good or bad?
>
> Figaro
> >
Don't know.
Except that I suspect very much that the new blood pressure meds I'm on
maybe a little too effective, too. It's just a couple of the "symptoms"
that seem to have materialized lately.
At any rate, go with the stents, if at all possible.
James...
(110/65)
LBR
"Harold" <hiletro...@NOTTHISmyrealbox.com> wrote in message >
>>... I carry them with me wherever I go.
> Hence the neat carrier on your vehicle, posted in joker...? :)
> .
> .
> Harold
If he would get a real SUV for-crying-out-loud ---- he wouldn't need a
carrier.
That wussette Honda gives SUV's a bad name.
There, that ought to help his blood pressure. Always like to do my part.
LBR
Rick Barry
wrote:
Sorry 'bout that-try this-scroll to the last pic for the one I put up
for you.
http://viaastra.home.mindspring.com/Quebec%20Trip.html
>Clicked on that link but got a no-longer-available error message.
>Anyway, thanks for the effort.
>
>Figaro
thuss80fageddaboudit.com
I've found Gas-X to be quite effective, Fig. And an increase
in dietary fibre will, believe it or not, cure the problem. You may
have some discofort for a day or two, as your system adjusts to the
fibre, but it will literally wash the gas right out of your system.
Sure beats the bleach enema I tried.
On Tue, 22 May 2001 17:33:19 -0500, Figaro <figa...@worldnet.att.net>
wrote:
>On Tue, 22 May 2001 14:11:37 +0200, "Jane" <je...@club-internet.fr>
>wrote:
>Don't mention the word "gas" to me! I'm not speaking of some digestive
>indiscretion but the stuff I pump in my car's tank. The very word is
>enough to make my tummy ache! What I need is not a jolly good checkup,
>but a jolly good check...period.
>
>Figaro
>
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