Where do you come up with these great quotes?

See yez from home!

Obama-mania. MSM fanaticism.

What will we ever do, if BHO throws the over night thread under the bus....

Still got that new thread smell....

So which catridge had more stopping power- 10mm or 41AE?

"there is no present-day politician that I see as more sympathetic and admirable than Hitler"E.M. Cioran
While expressing his approval for the Night of the Long Knives — "what has humanity lost if the lives of a few imbeciles were taken"
E.M. Cioran

He knew something about tyrants

FWIW, I'm open overnight, too.

re: #1 Typicalwhitey

Where do you come up with these great quotes?

I think I read that quote in a fortune cookie. Anyone notice that fortune cookies don't tell your fortune anymore? The give advice. But I guess "advice cookies" doesn't have the same name recognition.

I don't exactly subscribe to that statement as really meaningful. Some of the USA's founding fathers are considered Fanatics by today's standards and many have died for the cause. I have also fought for my country and laid my life on the line. I guess that makes me a monster also.

re: #4 slokat

What will we ever do, if BHO throws the over night thread under the bus....

If he's dumb enough to throw me under the bus, he'll never see his muffler bering again.

re: #8 Bob in Breckenridge

Hhmm "Advice Teller" sounds like you are paying your mom to tell you how to run your life....

Thanks to a Lizard who will remain nameless, I now have Primus on the brain.

re: #5 Fenway_Nation

Still got that new thread smell....

So which catridge had more stopping power- 10mm or 41AE?

I'm partial to the 500 S&W.

:)

for all they that take the sword shall perish with the sword.

re: #10 TrollBot PrtoType Six

the oiled muffler bearing, or the sealed muffler bearing?
//

“Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them”

Voltaire

Hey, I think I found the Obama campaign song!

re: #11 slokat

Hhmm "Advice Teller" sounds like you are paying your mom to tell you how to run your life....

I wish it was that easy.

/The good ol' days!

re: #9 Egfrow

I don't exactly subscribe to that statement as really meaningful. Some of the USA's founding fathers are considered Fanatics by today's standards and many have died for the cause. I have also fought for my country and laid my life on the line. I guess that makes me a monster also.

Thank you for your service and sacrifice.

re: #15 slokat

the oiled muffler bearing, or the sealed muffler bearing?
//

No preference, I enjoy munching on either type.
// {;-)™

re: #9 Egfrow

I don't agree with much of anything E.M. Cioran wrote, he was a self described "Hitlerist"

re: #9 Egfrow

I don't exactly subscribe to that statement as really meaningful. Some of the USA's founding fathers are considered Fanatics by today's standards and many have died for the cause. I have also fought for my country and laid my life on the line. I guess that makes me a monster also.

I think the quote is referring a fanatic being one who kills for the idea...

re: #17 RememberSekhmet?

Hey, I think I found the Obama campaign song!

You mean it's not the Who's "Magic Bus"?

re: #8 Bob in Breckenridge

...and who'd watch the "Wheel of Advice"?

re: #14 psaturn

I dunno who said it, but:

"He who lives by the sword, gets shot be he who doesn't."

:D :D :D :D

re: #25 NomadOfNorad

I dunno who said it, but:

"He who lives by the sword, gets shot be he who doesn't."

:D :D :D :D

Here here!

re: #21 Neo Con since 9-11

I don't agree with much of anything E.M. Cioran wrote, he was a self described "Hitlerist"

Wow...you are right!

And also:

Although Cioran was never a member of the group, it was during this time in Romania that he began taking an interest in the ideas put forth by the Iron Guard - a far right organization whose nationalist ideology he supported until the early years of World War II, despite allegedly disapproving of their violent methods.

re: #8 Bob in Breckenridge

One last riff to prove the point you made a bout Advice Cookies...

Does anyone hire a "Soldier of Advice"?

Hackers break into Hamas website

A ring-wing Israeli group hacked into websites of organizations and activist groups Thursday, including those of the armed wing of Hamas, Izzadin Kassam, and left-wing Israeli organizations. The group of hackers, calling themselves the 'Extremist Zealots,' boasted that they had broken into numerous sites.

Izzadin Kassam's site displayed a blank white screen and Hebrew text notifying of a technical error.

The websites of Arab Israeli political party Balad, and left-wing activist groups 'Hagada Hasmolanit' and 'Occupation' featured a black background with an Israeli flag, and the emblem of the 'Extremist Zealots' group, similar to that of Meir Kahane's Kach movement.

/with screenshots

"Wouldn't it be wonderful if everyone renounced violence forever? I could then conquer the whole stupid planet with just a butter knife."

--Anonymous

I am deeply thankful for all of the brave men and woman who have served, and those who gave their lives for our freedoms.

The idea of freedom is a good one, and worth fighting and dying for.

Damn - I hadn't thought about or listened to George Carlin ii the last several years. Now that he's gone I'm thinking about and listening and missing him a lot.

It was the same fpor me with Charles Schulz.

re: #30 NomadOfNorad

That might have been Marvin Martian....

But truly, if no one will fight the bully gets his way.

So true...... another gem from the funniest man in the world.........
Someone should send a copy to the Times-Picayune, although Nagin probably wouldn't get it.
[Link: iowahawk.typepad.com...]

"They change the skies but not themselves, those who travel over the seas."---Homer, I believe.

"Wherever you go, there you are."---a wise Muppet.

re: #16 Dustyvet

“Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them”

Voltaire

Sounds an awful lot like "voted for, before voted against" to me!

5-4 Supreme court judges are fanatics.

"Academics are a herd of independent thinkers."

--Anonymous

re: #36 LeePro

“Tyrants have always some slight shade of virtue; they support the laws before destroying them”

Voltaire

Sounds an awful lot like "voted for, before voted against" to me!

Sounds a lot like a certain four and sometimes five Supreme Court "Justices".

The four and a half leftist kooks.

re: #28 slokat

One last riff to prove the point you made a bout Advice Cookies...

Does anyone hire a "Soldier of Advice"?

There's the msm and Wesley Clark.

We need some Yogi Berra quotes....................

"Wherever I'm at, that's the place to be."

- some fool who can make a party outta nuthin'.

Obam's new Seal.

/Michael Ramirez

re: #11 slokat

Hhmm "Advice Teller" sounds like you are paying your mom to tell you how to run your life....

re: #18 Bob in Breckenridge

I wish it was that easy.

/The good ol' days!

Reminds me of one afternoon years ago... had to "remind" my mom (R.I.P.) that I was 54 and she could stop "teaching me" now.

If there was a best out of nine tournament and you one 5-4 they'd call you the champion, not say it was a split decision, let's here from the losers...

/just my observation.

issue never should've had to go to SCOTUS in the first place, hurray for checks & balances!

It seems that anyone who stands up and wants to support the constitution in it's true context is labeled as a fanatic or an extremist.

I'm tired one = won

goodnight!

"Men use thought only as authority for injustice, and employ speech only to conceal their thoughts."
--Voltaire

re: #46 Egfrow

"A right is not what someone gives you, it's what no one can take from you."
--Ramsey Clark

Over $1M donated in care packages in today's telethon. UstreamTV had only a few glitches, there were about 2,500 to 3,000 concurrent viewers of the video stream while I watched, and 1,000 in the chat room.

Congratulations, an internet first!

re: #49 NomadOfNorad

Ramsey Clark, Always speaks without regard to morality his definition is surely not mine. His version of rights are 'do what ever you want.'

re: #4 slokat

What will we ever do, if BHO throws the over night thread under the bus....

over turn the bus..... %-)

CHARLIE DANIELS ON OBAMA

Guns and Church

Since I identify with the people who fall into Barrack Obama's elitist description about people of faith who keep firearms I'm not very happy with Barrack Obama's recent remarks.

He said something to the effect that us rednecks cling to our guns and our religion when we get frustrated and I would like to take umbrage to these remarks. My faith goes much deeper than his superficial explanation and I love my guns even when I'm not frustrated.

And I am not by myself. I was going to church and shooting guns before Mr. Obama was even born and come from a long line of good people who have been doing it for generations.

To me this latest Obama blunder only helps reveal the depth of condescension the far left wing of the Democrat party has for the folks out here in flyover country.

Mr. Obama's remarks are insulting to a lot of folks. It's kind of like Abraham Lincoln said, 'God must love the common people because he made so many of them'.

His remarks make me think that Obama doesn't know the people of this country very well. I'm sure he knows the jet set and the Hollywood bunch, the limousine liberals and the save the whales, kill the babies crowd, but does he think that the ordinary people don't count? Does he think that they're so stupid that they don't know who he's talking about when he says these things? Does he think their opinions aren't important? Apparently.

How can a man stand in front of America and tell people what he wants to do for them and have so little respect for a whole segment of the population. In fact, a very large segment. Does that mean that he would only represent the high-minded liberal ideals of the far left and ignore the rest of us?

What kind of Commander and Chief would he make if he doesn't respect the very people who make up the lion's share of the armed forces.

You may say I'm over reacting, but I'm getting sick and tired of him making these elitist statements and saying that he had been taken out of context or some other flimsy excuse.

After his wife's remark about not being proud of this country and his pastor's statements calling America the U.S.K.K.K.A. and his own statement about not wanting his daughter punished with a baby, it makes me wonder what kind of a man Obama really is and what kind of a president he'd make.

Would he be an antigun advocate pushing the effort to take the firearms out of innocent citizen's hands? Would he not respect the religious beliefs of America, not taking them into account in his agenda?

I really don't know much about the man and neither does America. He basically came from out of nowhere and as the facts come out little by little, they don't make a particularly confident picture.

I have a great fear that if our military gets broken by another president, this time we're not going to have time to fix it again and what that spells for America, I don't even want to contemplate.

Oh well, I guess I'll grab my gun and go to church.

Pray for our troops.

re: #28 slokat

One last riff to prove the point you made a bout Advice Cookies...

Does anyone hire a "Soldier of Advice"?

Great point!

re: #5 Fenway_Nation

Still got that new thread smell....

So which catridge had more stopping power- 10mm or 41AE?

what are you pushing down the barrel? FMJ? JHP? SJHP? etc.....

re: #52 redc1c4

Hey red. It's poker night. In case I'm caught napping.

re: #51 Egfrow

(But he did such a fabulous job for Saddam).

"Fire....BAD!"

-Frankenstein

I have an existential map, it has "you are here" written all over it.
--Steven Wright

re: #12 Slumbering Behemoth

Thanks to a Lizard who will remain nameless, I now have Primus on the brain.

po' Primus...... they won't have much room to play.

/white smoke %-)

Does anyone, except Bush, believe that OPEC is interested in lowering oil prices or futures?

"You can't change* film with a kid on your back".
-Roger Miller

*Drink!

re: #56 Mel Lono

Hey red. It's poker night. In case I'm caught napping.

lucky you.... i generally have to wait for weekend mornings.

/or were you talking about cards? %-)

"A judge is a law student who marks his own examination papers."
--Henry Louis Mencken

Nice package!

/warning - shrinkage.

re: #41 StudSupreme

We need some Yogi Berra quotes....................

"Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded"

re: #43 Killian Bundy

Obam's new Seal.

/Michael Ramirez

awesome.

A quote that goes way over my head:

"po' Primus...... they won't have much room to play."

-redc1c4

Wahcu talkin' 'bout, Red?

re: #63 redc1c4

lucky you.... i generally have to wait for weekend mornings.

/or were you talking about cards? %-)

Morning wood is always good.

A woman goes to her boyfriend's parents' house for dinner. This is to be her first time meeting the family and she is very nervous.

They all sit down and begin eating a fine meal. The woman is beginning to feel a little discomfort, thanks to her nervousness and the broccoli casserole. The gas pains are almost making her eyes water. Left with no other choice, she decides to relieve herself a bit and lets out a dainty little fart.

It wasn't loud, but everyone at the table heard the poot. Before she even had a chance to be embarrassed, her boyfriend's father looked over at the dog that had been snoozing at the women's feet, and said in a rather stern voice, "Ginger!" The woman thought, "this is great!" and a big smile came across her face.

A couple minutes later, she was beginning to feel the pain again. This time, she didn't even hesitate. She let a much louder and longer fart rip. The father again looked at the dog and yelled, "dammit Ginger!" Once again the woman smiled and thought, "yes!"

A few minutes later the woman had to let another one rip. This time she didn't even think about it. She let rip with a fart that rivaled a train whistle blowing. Again, the father looked at the dog with disgust and yelled, "dammit Ginger, get away from her before she shits on you!"

re: #67 gop_patriot

{gop} ! ! !

Haven't seen you lately! How are you?

re: #66 rawmuse

You should always go to other people's funerals. Otherwise they won't come to yours.

re: #70 Racer X

A woman goes to her boyfriend's parents' house for dinner. This is to be her first time meeting the family and she is very nervous.

They all sit down and begin eating a fine meal. The woman is beginning to feel a little discomfort, thanks to her nervousness and the broccoli casserole. The gas pains are almost making her eyes water. Left with no other choice, she decides to relieve herself a bit and lets out a dainty little fart.

It wasn't loud, but everyone at the table heard the poot. Before she even had a chance to be embarrassed, her boyfriend's father looked over at the dog that had been snoozing at the women's feet, and said in a rather stern voice, "Ginger!" The woman thought, "this is great!" and a big smile came across her face.

A couple minutes later, she was beginning to feel the pain again. This time, she didn't even hesitate. She let a much louder and longer fart rip. The father again looked at the dog and yelled, "dammit Ginger!" Once again the woman smiled and thought, "yes!"

A few minutes later the woman had to let another one rip. This time she didn't even think about it. She let rip with a fart that rivaled a train whistle blowing. Again, the father looked at the dog with disgust and yelled, "dammit Ginger, get away from her before she shits on you!"

ROFLMAO!

re: #70 Racer X

ROFL!

Yogi Berra on jazz music

This one is one of my faves.

re: #41 StudSupreme

We need some Yogi Berra quotes....................

re: #66 rawmuse

"Nobody goes there anymore, it's too crowded"

"You can't think and hit at the same time."
--Yogi Berra

He hits from both sides of the plate. He's amphibious. Yogi Berra

re: #71 LeePro

Ohhh, just getting over a very serious reaction to antibiotic. :/ Went to the ER two days in a row because my throat was closing. covered with hives, it was really bad. today's the first day that I can even type, my hands were too swollen and i felt too bad. started Sat. night. gaah they are going away but keep trying to come back; dr said this could go on for another week or two. :(

how are you? :)

Yogi- "90% of the game is half mental."

re: #68 Slumbering Behemoth

A quote that goes way over my head:

"po' Primus...... they won't have much room to play."

-redc1c4

Wahcu talkin' 'bout, Red?

you said they were on your brain..... i was making a nasty crack about it's size.

/in good fun, of course. %-)

re: #79 Bob in Breckenridge

Yogi- "90% of the game is half mental."

If you don't know where you are going, you might wind up someplace else.
Yogi Berra

"All the great jazz players alive today are dead. Except for the ones that are still alive. But so many of them are dead, that the ones that are still alive are dying to be like the ones that are dead. Some would kill for it."

Yogi- Steve McQueen looks good in this movie. He must have made it before he died.

re: #75 rawmuse

Yogi Berra on jazz music

This one is one of my faves.

Hilarious!
Jazz, to me, sounds like when the orchestra is tuning up before the real concert.

It is a lot to wade through, but there is some real cognitive dissonance showing up at this bo.com comment thread.

"Out of curiosity, what is going on with folks today? Did I miss something? People are up in arms about the 2nd amendment ruling. People are up in arms about the FISA court thing (well, telecom civil immunity part) and people are just generally cranky. "

and

"Gun rights are a wedge issue and it will be successfully used against Democrats because it is always effective. I know the topic very well and I agree with Obama's statement on this ruling but it is backpedaling defensive and that always loses."

and

"If Sen. Obama represents "Change we can believe in," then why does he willingly accept telecom immunity for violators of the 4th amendment? Sen. Obama spoke about filibustering this bill if telecom immunity was present, and now he is betraying a promise he made? Be a leader, Sen. Obama! A leader takes a stand on principles! We do not need another politician! Do not dismiss the 4th amendment of the Constitution. Thank you,"

These are some of the voices. Many others on the thread just tell everyone else "donate!"

As time goes on and Obama weakens in their eyes they will lose some enthusiasm for him. That will undermine turnout, which is the only factor producing big poll numbers for him.

Hung Chow calls in to work and says, Hey, boss I not come work today, I really sick. I got headache, stomach ache and my legs hurt. I not come work.

The boss says, You know Hung Chow, I really need you today. When I feel like this I go to my wife and tell her give me sex. That makes everything better and I go work. You try that.

Two hours later Hung Chow calls again: Boss, I do what you say and I feel great. I be at work soon. You got nice house.

re: #82 rawmuse

Who was that? Doesn't sound like a Yogi quote... :D

re: #78 gop_patriot

Ohhh, just getting over a very serious reaction to antibiotic. :/ Went to the ER two days in a row because my throat was closing. covered with hives, it was really bad. today's the first day that I can even type, my hands were too swollen and i felt too bad. started Sat. night. gaah they are going away but keep trying to come back; dr said this could go on for another week or two. :(

how are you? :)

anaphylaxis, based upon they symptoms and my personal experience...... what did they give you, and did they at least tell you to not take any more of the antibiotic? did you contact your pharmacy & primary care giver/prescriber?

btw: out of professional curiosity, what was the antibiotic?

/been there, done that x3.

Once, Yogi's wife Carmen asked, "Yogi, you are from St. Louis, we live in New Jersey, and you played ball in New York. If you go before I do, where would you like me to have you buried?" To this, Yogi replied, "Surprise me."

I'd find the fellow who lost it, and, if he was poor, I'd return it. (When asked what he would do if he found a million dollars.)

re: #87 NomadOfNorad

Yogi. yes.

re: #87 NomadOfNorad

Who was that? Doesn't sound like a Yogi quote... :D

[Link: www.hotsound.com...]

not hard to come up with this stuff

re: #78 gop_patriot

Sounds like me with any kind of cephalosporin. I was manning the queue monitoring desk at work when the reaction hit. I was getting too hot, and next thing I knew, I was on the floor and surrounded by paramedics.

Dumbass HMO doctor prescribed a cephalosporin after I told him I don't react well.

re: #85 karmic_inquisitor

Missed one (maybe the best) :

BHO,

Yet another issue where you ride the fence and wait to see what the response to your comments are.

As an Illinois senator from the Chicago area, your views on this and other issues are well known.... despite what you say.

My stomach is churning. It isn't from the deep dish pizza I just downed. It's from the stuff that comes from you.

Obama's act will wear thin with his whacko base - the whacko base that caucused for him and bought him a nomination.

After that you peel off a good % of the Hillary supporters and McCain is the next POTUS.

re: #84 LeePro

Hilarious!
Jazz, to me, sounds like when the orchestra is tuning up before the real concert.

i'm not that fond of jazz (except Dixieland) either...... but then again, i don't particularly like classical either.

/barbarian

re: #78 gop_patriot

Ohhh, just getting over a very serious reaction to antibiotic. :/ Went to the ER two days in a row because my throat was closing. covered with hives, it was really bad. today's the first day that I can even type, my hands were too swollen and i felt too bad. started Sat. night. gaah they are going away but keep trying to come back; dr said this could go on for another week or two. :(

how are you? :)

OMG! ! ! That's AWFUL! Will pray - HARD! My daughter had a reaction to penicillin when she was an infant. Scary as shit!

I am fine. Dental work in coupla weeks. Ugh.

re: #80 redc1c4

you said they were on your brain..... i was making a nasty crack about it's size.

/in good fun, of course. %-)

OH! And I didn't even catch it. Double-zing!

Curse you, Red! I'll get you if it's the last thing I do.
/

I'd say he's done more than that. (When asked if first baseman Don Mattingly had exceeded expectations for the current season.)

good morning from a dreary ,cloudy Corcaigh..........excellent quote at the top

re: #95 redc1c4

i'm not that fond of jazz (except Dixieland) either...... but then again, i don't particularly like classical either.

/barbarian

Red - You gotta do New Orleans before you die. Just don't stay longer than 3 days or the odds will start running against you.

re: #93 RememberSekhmet?

Sounds like me with any kind of cephalosporin. I was manning the queue monitoring desk at work when the reaction hit. I was getting too hot, and next thing I knew, I was on the floor and surrounded by paramedics.

Dumbass HMO doctor prescribed a cephalosporin after I told him I don't react well.

if you tell your pharmacy, they will screen for it in the future. also ask when you get your meds, and insist that you speak with a pharmacist. it's your right, at least here in CA.

you're luck to be alive, as am i. my allergy is due to w*rk place exposure, as are 2 of my reactions.

re: #100 Mel Lono

Red - You gotta do New Orleans before you die. Just don't stay longer than 3 days or the odds will start running against you.

been there, done that, more than once. Preservation Hall Jazz band is plyaing here in the Valley sunday night, if you're interested. 2H6 told me we're going. %-)

People usually get what is coming to them, unless it has been mailed
--anonymous

re: #101 redc1c4

if you tell your pharmacy, they will screen for it in the future. also ask when you get your meds, and insist that you speak with a pharmacist. it's your right, at least here in CA.

you're luck to be alive, as am i. my allergy is due to w*rk place exposure, as are 2 of my reactions.

Yeah, that was many moons ago, and every doc I go to gets the no-cephalosporins-I-so-effing-mean-it lecture ever since.

I'm about to fall over, y'all. Niters!

re: #99 mahatma coat

good morning from a dreary ,cloudy Corcaigh..........

Here in northern California, we're living under thick atmospheric blanket of choking smoke. It's absolutely bizarre. The sun was deep red, still high in the sky, at 4 o'clock this afternoon, and by 6:30 or so -- still over two and a half hours before actual sunset -- the sun simply disappeared behind impenetrable layers of haze. Open any window and door, and the acrid smell of fire burns your nostrils. My smoke alarm has gone off twice already just from the air!

This has been going on for almost a week. Tomorrow is supposed to be even worse.

And yet there is no fire within 50 miles of where I currently am. It's the cumulative smoke of reportedly over 1000 smallish fires all over the state.

It's certainly one of the strangest "meteorological" periods I've ever witnessed around here.

There's no political dimension to any of this. Shocking, I know! Just a lot of smoke.

re: #88 redc1c4

anaphylaxis, based upon they symptoms and my personal experience...... what did they give you, and did they at least tell you to not take any more of the antibiotic? did you contact your pharmacy & primary care giver/prescriber?

btw: out of professional curiosity, what was the antibiotic?

/been there, done that x3.

yep. i'm allergic to penicillin, demerol and now cipro. because it wasn't *immediate* anaphylaxis, like when i took penicillin, but came on slowly, i was taking diphenhydramine (benadryl) for the first day. That night it got very bad and went to ER, they gave me more diphenhydramine, a steroid, and epinephrine. Went home, after observation for a few hours with a prescription for a dose pack of steroids. got a little better, then it happened again a day later. same thing, so got a scrip for an epi pen, and they made me an appointment with an allergy specialist the next day, he put me on prednisone and zyrtec, in addition to yucca supplements and continued diphenhydramine. Made A HUGE DIFF and now i'm getting well. yay.

when i get back home, (i'm still in memphis because I was too sick to drive home) i'll alert my pharmacy and drs.

sucked to be me for the last few days. the hives were maddening.

re: #102 redc1c4

hmmm on my way back from Acton that night.

“The man who promises everything is sure to fulfil nothing, and everyone who promises too much is in danger of using evil means in order to carry out his promises, and is already on the road to perdition.” ~ Carl Gustav Jung

/are you listening, BHO ?

re: #93 RememberSekhmet?

Sounds like me with any kind of cephalosporin. I was manning the queue monitoring desk at work when the reaction hit. I was getting too hot, and next thing I knew, I was on the floor and surrounded by paramedics.

Dumbass HMO doctor prescribed a cephalosporin after I told him I don't react well.

Yikes! I took cephalo-something just a coupla weeks ago. No reaction for me, but yikes anyway!

re: #106 zombie

I am practically despondent over it. I love the outdoors, but I can't hack it lately. My dog misses our 4 mile hikes. It definitely is a bad time here.

re: #97 Slumbering Behemoth

OH! And I didn't even catch it. Double-zing!

Curse you, Red! I'll get you if it's the last thing I do.
/

Need any help?

/

re: #104 RememberSekhmet?

Yeah, that was many moons ago, and every doc I go to gets the no-cephalosporins-I-so-effing-mean-it lecture ever since.

don't tell them "i don't do well"..... use the medical code word "anaphylactic reaction" *that* should do the trick.

106 zombie........I guess a bit of cloud isn't much to complain about 'but going hillwalking today and a bit of sun would have been nice.

re: #93 RememberSekhmet?

Scary! my penicillin reaction was pretty fast like that, but it just so happened that my mom, always prepared with her first aid kit, had diphenhydramine on her and gave me about 50mgs immediately. The doctor said it saved my life, we were way out on the beach (didn't used to put warning labels on meds about reactions to the sun) and hospital was miles away. :/
Glad you're OK!

re: #96 LeePro

(((LEE))) thanks so much, i wanted to come online and ask for prayers but the most I could manage was just to sort of lurk for a minute. :/ really, i was pathetic. miserable. Give me the good old flu any day over an allergic reaction. UGH

Praying for your dental stuff, that it will be easy and you'll recover very well. :)