Do not post in this thread!

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by Shortshaft

15 deg. this morning and was like walking on lite bulbs!

That's pretty chilly...

[bullfiddle]

Yall are killin me Crickets.....

[Wheely]

I don't hear anything...

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

I don't hear anything...

Bout time you got back on here. I was talking to myself again...

[Wheely]

I am having a severe pain in my side and not feeling very talkative...

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

I am having a severe pain in my side and not feeling very talkative...

Where at in your side maybe I can make a diagnosis?...

[Wheely]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

Where at in your side maybe I can make a diagnosis?...

it is in my low/mid right side, mostly in my back, but I can feel it in my stomach sometimes. It almost throbs sometimes. I think it might be a big huge knot in my muscle...I just can't find the trigger point to get rid of it

[BUNNYMAN]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

it is in my low/mid right side, mostly in my back, but I can feel it in my stomach sometimes. It almost throbs sometimes. I think it might be a big huge knot in my muscle...I just can't find the trigger point to get rid of it

maybe you need to go potty........?

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

it is in my low/mid right side, mostly in my back, but I can feel it in my stomach sometimes. It almost throbs sometimes. I think it might be a big huge knot in my muscle...I just can't find the trigger point to get rid of it

Appendicitis Symptoms

Appendicitis typically begins with a vague pain in the middle of the abdomen often near the umbilicus (navel or "belly button"). The pain slowly moves to the right lower abdomen (toward the right hip) over 24 hours. In the classic description, abdominal pain is accompanied with nausea, vomiting, lack of appetite, and fever. All of these symptoms, however, occur in fewer than half of people who develop appendicitis. More commonly, people with appendicitis often have any combination of these symptoms.


Symptoms of appendicitis may take 4–48 hours to develop. During this time, someone developing this condition may have varying degrees of loss of appetite, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Some may have constipation, diarrhea, or no change in bowel habits.
Early symptoms are often hard to separate from other conditions including gastroenteritis (an inflammation of the stomach and intestines). Many people admitted to the hospital for suspected appendicitis leave the hospital with a diagnosis of gastroenteritis; true appendicitis is often mis–diagnosed as gastroenteritis initially.
Children and the elderly often have fewer symptoms, which makes their diagnosis less obvious and the incidence of complications more frequent.

[bullfiddle]

Can you email me a copy of your insurance card and do you have to pay a deductable because I am gonna need that too....

[deerkiller443]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

See folks like this are rule breakers and those are the kind we need in this thread.......

Don't worry im here to save your day and post away

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by turkeynutz

Don't worry im here to save your day and post away

Nice Handle dude you'll fit right in....

[deerkiller443]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

Nice Handle dude you'll fit right in....

Thanks I take it your all a bunch of B.S.ers to

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by turkeynutz

Thanks I take it your all a bunch of B.S.ers to

Yeah in this thread anyway....

[BUNNYMAN]

hey, have you ever smelled moth balls???

[deerkiller443]

nope just kick them and shoot them

[BUNNYMAN]

how about you fiddle???

[deerkiller443]

when you shoot them with a 20ga rem slugger and they explode its so cool

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by BUNNYMAN

how about you fiddle???

There wings tickle my nose.....

[BUNNYMAN]

anyway

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by BUNNYMAN

anyway

now your in trouble the other half of the brain is here.....

[J.C.]

my sister and cousin ate mothballs when they were small and had to have their stomachs pumped.

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by J.C.

my sister and cousin ate mothballs when they were small and had to have their stomachs pumped.

[bullfiddle]

J.C. your gonna have to post for awhile my half of the brain is getting tired...

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

J.C. your gonna have to post for awhile my half of the brain is getting tired...

I've been tired all day. Probably wont be on long tonight.

[BUNNYMAN]

Night all.........bunny water dishes take a while in the AM to bang out the ICE......so its off to bed for me.......

[bullfiddle]

We got about an inch of Snow on the ground in the last hour. It's gonna be purdy in the mornin....

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by BUNNYMAN

Night all.........bunny water dishes take a while in the AM to bang out the ICE......so its off to bed for me.......

Night BM......

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

We got about an inch of Snow on the ground in the last hour. It's gonna be purdy in the mornin....

I forgot what snow looks like.

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by BUNNYMAN

Night all.........bunny water dishes take a while in the AM to bang out the ICE......so its off to bed for me.......

G'night, buddy.

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by J.C.

I forgot what snow looks like.

Want me to email ya some?

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

Want me to email ya some?

Maybe later.

[bullfiddle]

I think I am gonna call it a night JC. I gotta get up early tomorrow because of the snow so I can get to work on time.

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

I think I am gonna call it a night JC. I gotta get up early tomorrow because of the snow so I can get to work on time.

[Wheely]

Originally Posted by bullfiddle

Appendicitis Symptoms

Appendicitis typically begins with a vague pain in the middle of the abdomen often near the umbilicus (navel or "belly button"). The pain slowly moves to the right lower abdomen (toward the right hip) over 24 hours. In the classic description, abdominal pain is accompanied with nausea, vomiting, lack of appetite, and fever. All of these symptoms, however, occur in fewer than half of people who develop appendicitis. More commonly, people with appendicitis often have any combination of these symptoms.


Symptoms of appendicitis may take 4–48 hours to develop. During this time, someone developing this condition may have varying degrees of loss of appetite, vomiting, and abdominal pain. Some may have constipation, diarrhea, or no change in bowel habits.
Early symptoms are often hard to separate from other conditions including gastroenteritis (an inflammation of the stomach and intestines). Many people admitted to the hospital for suspected appendicitis leave the hospital with a diagnosis of gastroenteritis; true appendicitis is often mis–diagnosed as gastroenteritis initially.
Children and the elderly often have fewer symptoms, which makes their diagnosis less obvious and the incidence of complications more frequent.

I don't have an appendix

[Wheely]

Originally Posted by BUNNYMAN

maybe you need to go potty........?

Nope, that's not it

[bullfiddle]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

I don't have an appendix

Well then why didn't you say so. I will keep an eye out in the classifieds and see if we can find you one....

[J.C.]

Originally Posted by Wheels3

I don't have an appendix

Maybe they left a little piece in there.

I hope it's not kidneystones.

[BUNNYMAN]

I hope its not a tumor.........only funny if you say it like arnold.....

[BUNNYMAN]

alvin and the chipmunks movie trailer.........

I dont know why, but this thing looks hillarios........

you gotta watch it all the way to the end......

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kIa9P-zorxU