D-League

[Willy4UK]

I read once that Rogaine only works on the crown of your head, and that's not my issue (yet). The old hairline is the problem. Can't fight that without planting nut hair up there or something. Maybe I'll just grow the back hair out and comb it over. That would be a nice look.

Yeah, the guy who cures age related baldness is gonna be pimp.

LEK- That's what I've heard.

 

[FutureCityCats]

Reminds me of a Seinfield episode where Elaine is describing George to a potential girlfriend. FCC.

 

[FutureCityCats]

Anyone with back problems ever had pain going down the back of your leg? I'm told it may be the sciatic nerve. Treatment? FCC.

 

[maverick1]

Kelly Clarkson, eat a salad.

Karen Carpenter approves this post.

 

[maverick1]

I am literally closer to my highschool hobbies than my 20s.

On a somewhat related note, I shudder to think where I'd be right now if internet porn existed when I was 14.

 

[funKYcat75]

On a somewhat related note, I shudder to think where I'd be right now if internet porn existed when I was 14.

Stuck to your computer chair?

 

[maverick1]

Hair and hair-cutting is a weird thing for me. As a kid, and even into early adult-hood, I HATED haircuts. My hair was long, and cause it was thin and light, very puffy. Quasi-Bozo-ish.

Then I did a complete 180. Now I want it short, short, short. My avatar is my third-year op school pic, age 25 -- my buddies and I "rebelled" against an order that, as third-years entering clinic, we had to wear a tie for our pics.

If my master (she got promoted from boss) would let me I'd just use a number 2 guard on the clippers.

Touch it, I welcome baldness.

 

[UKGrad93]

Rubs fingers through his perfectly coiffed hair. At least I've got that. No real hobbies, unless you count running a little and going to spin class. I wanted to get into woodworking several years ago, but no time.

 

[funKYcat75]

Then I did a complete 180. Now I want it short, short, short. My avatar is my third-year op school pic, age 25 -- my buddies and I "rebelled" against an order that, as third-years entering clinic, we had to wear a tie for our pics.

.

What's going on with your teeth in that pic? I've always wondered.

 

[maverick1]

Willfully stuck to your computer chair?

FIFY

 

[maverick1]

What's going on with your teeth in that pic? I've always wondered.

Haha, just standard Halloween make-up black-out.

Had I known how it was gonna turn out I wouldn't have used so much -- was going for a Strahan-on-roids look (before there was a Strahan) and got a completely toothless look instead.

Side note: about 5 of us used the same frames and same tie (Salvation Army special. Big and wide when the style at the time was thin with tiny knots), and we all got a stern talking-to from the ASSociate dean about professionalism. Funny thing though, I don't remember them having a problem cashing our tuition checks.

 

[Willy4UK]

Stuck to your computer chair?

hahaha

 

[Willy4UK]

Anyone with back problems ever had pain going down the back of your leg? I'm told it may be the sciatic nerve. Treatment? FCC.

Jason Spear on here prolly knows FCC.

 

[FutureCityCats]

Calling Jason Spear....please see above post about sciatic nerve pain. TIA. FCC.

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[BlueRupp]

@JasonSpear

 

[BlueRupp]

It appears he's correct...

 

[Willy4UK]

all you computer morons.... you can use the same function as Facebook.

How does Facebook work. I don't have it. Thanks.

 

[maverick1]

all you computer morons.... you can use the same function as Facebook and type @ followed by a poster's username and it sends em an alert to check something. For future reference *gay winky face*

But yes, sometimes when you have back pain that shoots down the back of your legs it's caused by sciatic nerve irritation. It usually follows the sciatic nerve path from the low back down the middle of the glutes, down the middle of the hamstrings, down the middle of the calf, and then sometimes can wrap around either the front of your foot or the back. Can be caused by a multitude of back problems or just simple nerve impingement somewhere along the nerve distribution path.

It can also be a simple pain referral pattern from muscle guarding or a trigger point, muscle strain, etc. Sometimes that can mimic sciatica.

Dammit, even though it puts me further behind you in the likeability category, it's hard not to "like" free medical advice.

 

[funKYcat75]

@JasonSpear
@JasonSpear
@JasonSpear
@JasonSpear

 

[funKYcat75]

@FutureCityCats The trick is to just keep it from getting chronic. <--- cool little health nugget.

Or just start using the Chronic

#weeD-League

 

[Willy4UK]

You're the last human on the planet that doesn't have it. You deserve a medal. I've gotten friend requests from ClickClackFootStomp deep in the Amazon living in his clay hut, shitting in a hole in the ground, wearing tree leaves for shoes. That's quite the feat.

hahaha! Gold.

 

[argubs2]

If it's Facebook friends you want, work for a company that uses Indian vendors for operations / customer service / etc...

Tell one of them "Great job!" in an email....then toss the umbrella and feel the monsoon of friend requests rain down on your face.

It is tedious to have to decline every one of them, though.

 

[ThroughBlue]

mids are for kids

 

[funKYcat75]

Did you get 4 alerts for that, @JasonSpear

you have unearthed the secret to annoying people to death.

Next lesson: how to turn off tag alerts.

 

[-LEK-]

suh weeet.


cookies.

 

[maverick1]

How does Facebook work. I don't have it. Thanks.

Meant to post this earlier, but I'm not on Facebook either -- that Zuckerberg jackass is a smarmy little prick...sooooooo how does the whole "@" thing work again?

 

[-LEK-]

@maverick1 yo mama yo mama yo mama

 

[argubs2]

Meant to post this earlier, but I'm not on Facebook either -- that Zuckerberg jackass is a smarmy little prick...sooooooo how does the whole "@" thing work again?

Basically you just do this....

@JasonSpear

 

[argubs2]

@JasonSpear
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[maverick1]

Basically you just do this....

@JasonSpear

Ahhhhh, so it's another one of Spear's plots to artifically pump up his likes? What a nefarious SOB.

 

[argubs2]

@Black Label Wildcat

 

[argubs2]

@crownmewilma

 

[argubs2]

I feel like I'm sitting around a pentagram with candles right now

 

[maverick1]

I feel like I'm sitting around a pentagram with candles right now

 

[maverick1]

Are alerts good or bad things?

 

[Desperado_1955]

Are alerts good or bad things?

Good things. Get enough of them and you get a free keychain from Rivals.

 

[-LEK-]

The alerts actually make just stay in the D. We might just be stuck with each other.

We need a D meet up. Beer/Softball/Galaga. Maybe some chronic.

oh and...

@JasonSpear
@JasonSpear
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[maverick1]

Good things. Get enough of them and you get a free keychain from Rivals.

Gold or silver?

 

[maverick1]

FYI, I learned from the hurricane thread that the character limit per post is 10,000. There are 11 characters in @JasonSpear. Ergo, "@JasonSpear" can potentially be posted 909 times.

Just sayin'

 

[maverick1]

... if you wanna post it 909 times to give me 909 alerts, it'll have to be 909 posts.

Hmmmmmm