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The ongoing saga of my gimp ass leg continues.

Some 16 years ago, I had the misfortune of getting run over by cars not once, but twice in less than a year.

They've found a few more things wrong with it today and I'm off to see a specialist (I just finished yet another 8 week stint of physical theropy!). Perhaps they'll just amputate and get it over with (can a one legged man still ride his motorcycle?)

They also shot my ass full of cortisone today and prescribed a new pain med for me (as the current one was giving me the emotions of a woman suffering from a nasty case of postpartum depression).

Darvocet makes life happy (if not somewhat fuzzy). I think tonight I'll forgo dinner, take a pill, drink a few beers, and practice driving some heavy machinery next to the day care.

dayum have you any idea how much it cost in alcohol to get that way? ..... i wonder if i could just buy the pain meds??

Better living through chemistry.

Of course, normally I don't even take asprin... being dependant on a little bottle to function normally irritates me.

With that in mind, I picked up Trainspoting today. I forgot that you get to see Ewan McGregor's daddy parts in the film.

what an amazing lack of control for a young jedi.... ' come now obi wan ... dont let your feelings cloud your judgement '

bio wrote:Darvocet makes life happy (if not somewhat fuzzy).

Oh, I like Darvocet... I like it too much though. Now I am on:

Percocet as needed
Meperidine (Demerol) as needed
Tramadol (Ultram) as needed
Celecoxib (Celebrex) 1-2 a day
Naproxen (Naprosyn) 2 a day
Citalopram 1 a day

Glucosamine with Chondroitin
Ginkgo Biloba
Hydroxycut
Centrum
Vitamin C
Garlic

Oh, and the occasional 'dust bunny' if I drop a pill on the floor. Mix it all up with a quadruple 7-n-7 and you have the makings of a most entertianing time.

Sounds very similar to my chemical mix.

It worries me though... if I feel this way at age 36... what will I feel like at 50?

bio wrote:It worries me though... if I feel this way at age 36... what will I feel like at 50?

Well if they keep me on the percoet and demerol I suspect I will not be feeling much of anything.

bio wrote:I picked up Trainspoting today. I forgot that you get to see Ewan McGregor's daddy parts in the film.

Hmmmm.... *drooldrool*

I remember watching trainspoting when i was very young.

multiple times.

a day.

on pay-per-view.

I saw it three times in one week at the indy theatre that used to be here. I was seventeen then, so Kirt, you must have been... 9? I love that fucking movie.

Last night I rented Sliding Doors last night. Gwyneth Paltrow was brilliant in it. As far as chick flicks go (and I am a chick flick kinda guy), this one is worth watching.

Today... it was pure Repo Man (love that movie!)

I love that movie! It has John Hannah in it

Moxie wrote:I saw it three times in one week at the indy theatre that used to be here. I was seventeen then, so Kirt, you must have been... 9? I love that fucking movie.

Yeah, somewhere around there. Jesus, I remember watching all the movies that are really bad for a young developing mind.

Alien Ressurection, Trainspoting, Boogie Nights, and many others.

No wonder I'm so fucking disturbing.

You think watching Alien Ressurection and Boogie Nights makes you disturbing? I find that on the whole, utterly mundane.

I am still hooked on the post about Ewan McGregor's daddy parts.

<Fanning myself>

I need to see more movies, apparently.


Off to the video rental store!
-Momi

BTW, this is NOT implying permission to send me pictures of daddy parts, okay, you perverts? Sheesh, my kid's computer is in the same room.