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Nothing.... Don't wanna get nicole all excited now lol

I think I know what you meant to say now. But since nicole is still fairly young, we should keep things low :laugh:

Anyway, over in the pharmacy forums, someone was suggesting a game called Pharmacy Dash, where it's like Diner Dash, except you go through retail hell :laugh:
 
I'm pretty sure I just have issues :laugh:. I can stay up all night long and only sleep 3 hours, but the next day I can NOT take a nap. I have never been able to "nap" during the day. If I do not sleep well the night before, I can generally only sleep once the sun goes down the next night, no matter how tired I feel. It's very strange.

My mom and dad are the same way. My dad used to work 80 hour weeks and stay up so late without being able to sleep. I remember him getting up and going to Waffle House at 3 am because he would be hungry and couldn't sleep... then he would wake up at 6 am and throw hay for the horses and go to work.

I just have so much stuff going on in my head at all times... I hate sitting idle and doing nothing. I thrive off of being busy and always doing something. I think this makes it hard to sit there and commit to going to sleep... it takes me a while. :laugh:
 
I'm pretty sure I just have issues :laugh:. I can stay up all night long and only sleep 3 hours, but the next day I can NOT take a nap. I have never been able to "nap" during the day. If I do not sleep well the night before, I can generally only sleep once the sun goes down the next night, no matter how tired I feel. It's very strange.

My mom and dad are the same way. My dad used to work 80 hour weeks and stay up so late without being able to sleep. I remember him getting up and going to Waffle House at 3 am because he would be hungry and couldn't sleep... then he would wake up at 6 am and throw hay for the horses and go to work.

I just have so much stuff going on in my head at all times... I hate sitting idle and doing nothing. I thrive off of being busy and always doing something. I think this makes it hard to sit there and commit to going to sleep... it takes me a while. :laugh:

Sounds like you need to cuddle with ole Phatty 😉

Nah, I'm the same way, I have just a helluva time sitting still and falling asleep. Once I do though, I'm freakin' out like a rock.
 
I'm pretty sure I just have issues :laugh:. I can stay up all night long and only sleep 3 hours, but the next day I can NOT take a nap. I have never been able to "nap" during the day. If I do not sleep well the night before, I can generally only sleep once the sun goes down the next night, no matter how tired I feel. It's very strange.

My mom and dad are the same way. My dad used to work 80 hour weeks and stay up so late without being able to sleep. I remember him getting up and going to Waffle House at 3 am because he would be hungry and couldn't sleep... then he would wake up at 6 am and throw hay for the horses and go to work.

I just have so much stuff going on in my head at all times... I hate sitting idle and doing nothing. I thrive off of being busy and always doing something. I think this makes it hard to sit there and commit to going to sleep... it takes me a while. :laugh:

You should go to some of my classes with me some time. :laugh: Some types of lectures will put you to sleep but others will just be ok.

Especially the 2-hour lectures which makes you feel like you're in there forever, will make you even more tired and depend on caffeine or sugar-coated snacks. :laugh:
 
Tink, pop a seroquel or a zyprexa and you'll be out like a light! We had this patient at the hospital that was getting Zyprexa IM TID. I was like WTF how can that person still be awake (which she was). It made me think about all the people in my retail days who came in for Alprazolam and Diazepam and would DRIVE on the stuff.
 
Sounds like you need to cuddle with ole Phatty 😉

Nah, I'm the same way, I have just a helluva time sitting still and falling asleep. Once I do though, I'm freakin' out like a rock.

Oh me too! It takes a lott for me to wake up once I am asleep. The few people who have tried really hard to get me up regretted it. I am really unpleasant if someone wakes me up in deep sleep... since it's so hard for me to fall asleep in the first place I get angryy.
 
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I was just talking about how you were calling us sick when you were the one who took the time to figure out what we were talking about, and then took some more time to call us sick :laugh:

comprehension skills go a looooong way.😎


wonder when docccccc will be back :/
 
comprehension skills go a looooong way.😎


wonder when docccccc will be back :/

uhhh no, just gotta watch out for our SDNers... don't want them ending up on the wrong side of the tracks.... you know how michigan people are tehehehe

Hey guys. I'm still here in Michigan. I'm having a great time. I'll be home later on tonight. Ciao!
 
I've been to Michigan before... what a ****hole of a state lol

Even people at my undergrad thought Michigan wasn't so great. There was one girl who was from Ann Arbor and we would give her so much crap :laugh:

At school though, I heard from one clinical pharmacist who is from Indiana, that people in Michigan drive like crazy. But that girl I know from Michigan doesn't drive that way at all.
 
Even people at my undergrad thought Michigan wasn't so great. There was one girl who was from Ann Arbor and we would give her so much crap :laugh:

At school though, I heard from one clinical pharmacist who is from Indiana, that people in Michigan drive like crazy. But that girl I know from Michigan doesn't drive that way at all.

They're trying to run non-American cars off the road, one at a time.
 
Even people at my undergrad thought Michigan wasn't so great. There was one girl who was from Ann Arbor and we would give her so much crap :laugh:

At school though, I heard from one clinical pharmacist who is from Indiana, that people in Michigan drive like crazy. But that girl I know from Michigan doesn't drive that way at all.

I remember when I was visiting there like a year or two ago I asked a random person, "So is Detroit really as bad as people say it is?"

She looked at me kinda blankly and said, "No, its worse."

I think that sums the area up pretty well lol
 
What I found odd about Michigan was that you could buy hard liquor in grocery stores.

I can't dog on Ann Arbor too much though, for it was there that I was introduced to real ramen. And my life was never the same after that.
 
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I remember when I was visiting there like a year or two ago I asked a random person, "So is Detroit really as bad as people say it is?"

She looked at me kinda blankly and said, "No, its worse."

I think that sums the area up pretty well lol

Wow. I hope I never have to go to Detroit. :laugh:

Oh, on that article that Tinkerbell was talking about, it said Detroit, MI was ranked #1 on the most dangerous cities and Little Rock, AR was ranked #7.
 
What I found odd about Michigan was that you could buy hard liquor in grocery stores.

I can't dog on Ann Arbor too much though, for it was there that I was introduced to real ramen. And my life was never the same after that.

Where I hail from you can buy hard liquor and beer in grocery stores, bars, gas stations... pretty much anywhere. AND we have drive through liquor stores.
 
Where I hail from you can buy hard liquor and beer in grocery stores, bars, gas stations... pretty much anywhere. AND we have drive through liquor stores.

Perhaps it just seems strange to me because I live in the buckle of the Bible Belt.

Sucks that you can't buy booze on Sundays either. :\

Importing a Holden? Which model? Please tell me it's a Ute.
 
Bah, japanomobile is super boring for sure. 8 cylinders or go home!

I also eat my steaks raw and drink Miller Lite! RAWR





I joke, I joke. I don't hate Japanese cars. Well, not much anyway. 😛

I thought about buying an RX-7, but I found out few years ago that Mazda doesn't make those anymore 🙁
 
Perhaps it just seems strange to me because I live in the buckle of the Bible Belt.

Sucks that you can't buy booze on Sundays either. :\

Importing a Holden? Which model? Please tell me it's a Ute.

I LOVE the Commodore and Monaro. I damn near bought an '06 GTO last year and had my eyes on the G8.

Seriously, these are just sex on wheels:

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/87/2004-2005_Holden_VZ_Monaro_CV8_coupe_01.jpg

http://community.eu.playstation.com...DF193B20AD/image-size/original?v=mpbl-1&px=-1

I loved the Ute, but I'm not sure its my style. I am rather stoked that GM is talking about bringing it over here though
 
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The only time I'll drive a manual is when I'm drag racing :laugh:

I've gotten so used to the automatic now, and I don't think I could drive a manual.
How about CVT cars? Knock off "manualmatics" lol.... my mom's Nissan is CVT it's fully automatic but has shifting abilities. For example, you can shift down to lower your speed when going by a speeding camera or something.