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Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: Actually had 2 doctor appts and physical therapy, all went pretty well.
My heart's OK, increased my 'head meds' and got to play in a swimming pool. :-)
I did need to wear a monitor like yours for 6 weeks once, like everything you kind of get used to it.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I'll never get used to changing electrodes that shit hurts lol
They do come in different 'stickynesses' if they bother you too much.
Posted February 23, 2016
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I'll never get used to changing electrodes that shit hurts lol
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EndreWhiteMane: They do come in different 'stickynesses' if they bother you too much.
I have the ones for sensitive skin and I am bare on my chest and it still leaves red marks
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: They do come in different 'stickynesses' if they bother you too much.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I have the ones for sensitive skin and I am bare on my chest and it still leaves red marks
Yuck, do they think you might have 'A-Fib' or something else? Mine is A-Fib and it does the tired/dizzy/chest flutter thing.
It's pretty well under control now but still acts up occasionally, it's really not very dangerous though.
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EndreWhiteMane: I had the gurps once, very ugly. Fortunately a bit of Pepto Bismol cleared it right up. ;-)

Howdy all, busy day here and I'm pooped.
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AgentBirdnest: *giggle*... I was just thinking the same thing :-p
Good evenoon, Sir Mane of White.

(And good evenoon to everyone!)
I tried to resist but couldn't. :-) Love your new title.
Post edited February 23, 2016 by EndreWhiteMane
Posted February 23, 2016
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I have the ones for sensitive skin and I am bare on my chest and it still leaves red marks
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EndreWhiteMane: Yuck, do they think you might have 'A-Fib' or something else? Mine is A-Fib and it does the tired/dizzy/chest flutter thing.
It's pretty well under control now but still acts up occasionally, it's really not very dangerous though.
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AgentBirdnest: *giggle*... I was just thinking the same thing :-p
Good evenoon, Sir Mane of White.

(And good evenoon to everyone!)
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EndreWhiteMane: I tried to resist but couldn't. :-) Love your new title.
No idea but heart problems run in my family I had an uncle die and he was a year or two older than I am now. And be was in the Navy at that time. And my mom died at 49 also in good physical shape at 49 and dad was always in good condition and has an enlarged heart so even if I don't say anything I am pretty worried that I am screwed too
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: Yuck, do they think you might have 'A-Fib' or something else? Mine is A-Fib and it does the tired/dizzy/chest flutter thing.
It's pretty well under control now but still acts up occasionally, it's really not very dangerous though.

I tried to resist but couldn't. :-) Love your new title.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: No idea but heart problems run in my family I had an uncle die and he was a year or two older than I am now. And be was in the Navy at that time. And my mom died at 49 also in good physical shape at 49 and dad was always in good condition and has an enlarged heart so even if I don't say anything I am pretty worried that I am screwed too
Then now is the time to find out how things are going and take care of anything that needs it.
Mine's in pretty good shape except for the weird out of rhythm thing it does.
Heart care has become an awesome thing, I've had 2 'procedures' done just through a tiny hole in my wrist, amazing.
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: Yuck, do they think you might have 'A-Fib' or something else? Mine is A-Fib and it does the tired/dizzy/chest flutter thing.
It's pretty well under control now but still acts up occasionally, it's really not very dangerous though.

I tried to resist but couldn't. :-) Love your new title.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: No idea but heart problems run in my family I had an uncle die and he was a year or two older than I am now. And be was in the Navy at that time. And my mom died at 49 also in good physical shape at 49 and dad was always in good condition and has an enlarged heart so even if I don't say anything I am pretty worried that I am screwed too
You'd better not check out now. We ain't lettin' you go down that easily.
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Posted February 23, 2016
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pimpmonkey2382.313: No idea but heart problems run in my family I had an uncle die and he was a year or two older than I am now. And be was in the Navy at that time. And my mom died at 49 also in good physical shape at 49 and dad was always in good condition and has an enlarged heart so even if I don't say anything I am pretty worried that I am screwed too
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EndreWhiteMane: Then now is the time to find out how things are going and take care of anything that needs it.
Mine's in pretty good shape except for the weird out of rhythm thing it does.
Heart care has become an awesome thing, I've had 2 'procedures' done just through a tiny hole in my wrist, amazing.
I'm nervous enough that I haven't let brother know and he would probably kick my ass for doing that
Post edited February 23, 2016 by pimpmonkey2382.313
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: Then now is the time to find out how things are going and take care of anything that needs it.
Mine's in pretty good shape except for the weird out of rhythm thing it does.
Heart care has become an awesome thing, I've had 2 'procedures' done just through a tiny hole in my wrist, amazing.
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I'm nervous enough that I haven't let brother know and he would probably kick my ass for doing that
Yeah, I was scared as hell at first too, I've had enough tests now to know what it is, and how to care for it.
The not knowing part sucks big. You're doing the right thing, hang in there.
My chat's always open if you need it.
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CarrionCrow: Okay...just going to figure that S ranks on Typing of the Dead require both 100 percent accuracy and never getting hit. Evidently, 98 percent accuracy isn't enough.
How is Hexcells Crow? Looks addicting.
Post edited February 23, 2016 by EndreWhiteMane
Posted February 23, 2016
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pimpmonkey2382.313: I'm nervous enough that I haven't let brother know and he would probably kick my ass for doing that
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EndreWhiteMane: Yeah, I was scared as hell at first too, I've had enough tests now to know what it is, and how to care for it.
The not knowing part sucks big. You're doing the right thing, hang in there.
My chat's always open if you need it.
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CarrionCrow: Okay...just going to figure that S ranks on Typing of the Dead require both 100 percent accuracy and never getting hit. Evidently, 98 percent accuracy isn't enough.
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EndreWhiteMane: How is Hexcells Crow? Looks addicting.
*hugs and thanks you* :)
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: How is Hexcells Crow? Looks addicting.
It's kinda mediocre, honestly. Sometimes everything meshes logically, so the progression through the puzzle makes sense. Other times, you end up stuck guessing since there aren't any more clues.
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: How is Hexcells Crow? Looks addicting.
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CarrionCrow: It's kinda mediocre, honestly. Sometimes everything meshes logically, so the progression through the puzzle makes sense. Other times, you end up stuck guessing since there aren't any more clues.
Hmm, doesn't sound that fun then. Wishlist -1. :-)
Thanks.
Posted February 23, 2016
Can't wait for pc I want to play some vtm bloodlines
Posted February 23, 2016
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EndreWhiteMane: Hmm, doesn't sound that fun then. Wishlist -1. :-)
Thanks.
Not a problem.

Yeah, that makes it pretty middle of the road. Only playing it for the sake of wiping out more games that shouldn't take a long time to do.

Or, I could just make a category on Steam called "SCREW THIS", throw games in that I find about as exciting as watching paint dry, then go onto something that won't try to put me to sleep.
Post edited February 23, 2016 by CarrionCrow
Posted February 23, 2016
Chilled-Out Morning everyone!
Hope your hearts calm down accordingly to a proper healthy state!

I just bought Broken Age and Metro Last Light. Felt good to be shopping in gog after a long time :)
Got the 1st Metro for a few bucks from Steam.
Played EotB2 last night, for my nostalgia cravings... It's good, but also the darkness... it's getting to me... Maybe it's the time of the year and such... Finally decided to play Torchlight, got some mods for it. And hopefully today I can find it cheerful when I get into it.

maybe I'll do a lil' musical recommendation: Songs for A Chilled-Out Morning : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f5ddAAYasgM

Carbon Based Lifeforms is my absolute favourite when it comes to this sort of stuff. They hail from Sweden and have been doing music for quite a many years. It's not the sort of music where nothing happens, in fact there's stuff changing all the time in the texture... And they are still releasing music these days.
Post edited February 23, 2016 by superstande
Posted February 23, 2016
Evenin' folks. Earlier today I made a "club" in The Sims 3...so that was fun.
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