CoTT 2 House of Cards

[spike382]

3 minutes ago, dughlas said:

Mum has often said that if a child doesn't get enough attention doing good they'll revert to doing ill because to them any attention is better than none. Do you suppose if we doused Drew in all sorts of sweetness it might change him for the better? We know he like sweets. He can be downright greedy about some of them, dulce con leche, BL.

Drewdo! You beware speakin' poorly about Mum. I don't speak ill about your Mama. Not even in Drewth.

Dugh, it’s good in theory, but I already know what might actually work (for like a week).  But, it’s just something I’m not willing to give up.

[Headstall]

5 hours ago, dughlas said:

She if you can find her rating with the medical association she belongs to. What is her success rate for the surgery, do not expect 100% because while it's hard to believe there are patients who do not follow instructions. Ask you doc why he referred you to her. Do due diligence and if you're convinced you would be better with some else fine.

Thanks, dugh.   That is what I'm doing. I'm waiting to hear from my own eye doctor and his opinion. He's back from vacation tomorrow.

[Headstall]

Latest chapter of Bearpaw is now posted.

[dughlas]

I may be on the mend. I had two normal bp and heart rate readings this morning. The first early here at home the second roughly 4hrs later at the urologist. I'm speculating but because Tepezza works on muscle I think that I had a full body version of the mechanism of my migraines. Vasoconstriction. The first symptom a massive migraine, 8 on scale of 10, makes sense because those vessels are already highly susceptible to vasoconstriction. By constricting it narrowed vessels required the heart to pump harder and faster to maintain blood flow. It also explains why the phlebotomist had so much my trouble finding and sticking a vein.

I'm not entirely in the clear. As my body tries to right itself there's still the lactic acid buildup from the muscle cramps to clear. The urologist told me there were large leukocytes in my urine samples but I don't display any syptom of infection so I think it's my body trying to fix whatever the hell went wrong. Poor confused body. I am exhausted and have a migraine knocking. So blessed be y'all. 

[dughlas]

13 minutes ago, spike382 said:

Dugh, it’s good in theory, but I already know what might actually work (for like a week).  But, it’s just something I’m not willing to give up.

I was thinking if we cover him in honey and stake him out in front of a bunch of ... 

[dughlas]

9 minutes ago, Headstall said:

Thanks, dugh.   That is what I'm doing. I'm waiting to hear from my own eye doctor and his opinion. He's back from vacation tomorrow.

I figured. Just wanted to be supportive. 

[spike382]

2 minutes ago, dughlas said:

I was thinking if we cover him in honey and stake him out in front of a bunch of ... 

Sounds kinky, but the fire ants in Texas are no joke. 

[dughlas]

8 minutes ago, Headstall said:

Latest chapter of Bearpaw is now posted.

I'll read the entire tale soon. Your stories deserve a focused and appreciative reader and I'm there at the moment. I tried earlier. I recognized your standard of quality but my heart wasn't "hearing" beyond the words and I had to stop. It's much like when my muse went to sleep. This too shall pass, or I'll it with stick.

[Headstall]

1 minute ago, dughlas said:

I'll read the entire tale soon. Your stories deserve a focused and appreciative reader and I'm there at the moment. I tried earlier. I recognized your standard of quality but my heart wasn't "hearing" beyond the words and I had to stop. It's much like when my muse went to sleep. This too shall pass, or I'll it with stick.

Don't hit it too hard, bro.    

[dughlas]

5 minutes ago, spike382 said:

Sounds kinky, but the fire ants in Texas are no joke. 

Who said anything about ants? I was thinking more along the lines of those less than nice BL characters he threatens you with. 

[dughlas]

It's chilly, dreary and damp. I'm  gonna curl up under my comforter and take nap.

[Headstall]

14 minutes ago, dughlas said:

I may be on the mend. I had two normal bp and heart rate readings this morning. The first early here at home the second roughly 4hrs later at the urologist. I'm speculating but because Tepezza works on muscle I think that I had a full body version of the mechanism of my migraines. Vasoconstriction. The first symptom a massive migraine, 8 on scale of 10, makes sense because those vessels are already highly susceptible to vasoconstriction. By constricting it narrowed vessels required the heart to pump harder and faster to maintain blood flow. It also explains why the phlebotomist had so much my trouble finding and sticking a vein.

I'm not entirely in the clear. As my body tries to right itself there's still the lactic acid buildup from the muscle cramps to clear. The urologist told me there were large leukocytes in my urine samples but I don't display any syptom of infection so I think it's my body trying to fix whatever the hell went wrong. Poor confused body. I am exhausted and have a migraine knocking. So blessed be y'all. 

 

[spike382]

13 minutes ago, dughlas said:

Who said anything about ants? I was thinking more along the lines of those less than nice BL characters he threatens you with. 

Yeah, I think he’d enjoy that. 

[clochette]

1 hour ago, spike382 said:

Dugh, it’s good in theory, but I already know what might actually work (for like a week).  But, it’s just something I’m not willing to give up.

Dude, juste close your eyes and do it for the commun good

[spike382]

15 minutes ago, clochette said:

Dude, juste close your eyes and do it for the commun good

Clo, I cannot do it. I cannot give up my boys. 

I had a much better video, but it came with an age restriction, so maybe too racy for the board. 

[clochette]

18 minutes ago, spike382 said:

Clo, I cannot do it. I cannot give up my boys. 

I had a much better video, but it came with an age restriction, so maybe too racy for the board. 

No wonder @Drew Espinosa turned soft, that clip is so disgustingly sweet I've developed diabetes  

[spike382]

40 minutes ago, clochette said:

No wonder @Drew Espinosa turned soft, that clip is so disgustingly sweet I've developed diabetes  

You’d like the other one better. 

[Drew Espinosa]

3 hours ago, dughlas said:

Do you suppose if we doused Drew in all sorts of sweetness it might change him for the better?

So you admit y'all had a corrupting influence on me these past eight years?

[Drew Espinosa]

6 hours ago, spike382 said:

Whatever.

[spike382]

15 minutes ago, Drew Espinosa said:

So you admit y'all had a corrupting influence on me these past eight years?

You corrupted me. 
 

14 minutes ago, Drew Espinosa said:

[Drew Espinosa]

3 minutes ago, spike382 said:

You corrupted me. 

[spike382]

14 minutes ago, Drew Espinosa said:

Yeah even I can’t pretend that lie. 

[clochette]

55 minutes ago, Drew Espinosa said:

So you admit y'all had a corrupting influence on me these past eight years?

I don't think that's what Dugh was saying  I'd say our past efforts to save you from the dark and naughty corner were vain, so Dugh proposed a new approach  You were never ever good and innocent in the first place, nuh-uh  

[Albert1434]

I have been working on this picture of the wild ones since you first talked about them!

[Albert1434]

Horses have always been one of my fav's for like forever!