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  • So what? I'm sure it looks great on you.


    Heh heh heh.....You know what would look really good on you?

    Me(sorry, i had to say that)
    Sounds like he needs his ass kicked a few times but good. Send him on over. Some time on the farm will level him out.
    Why? What's he doing now? Send him over here and i'll straighten his ass out quickly.
    Oh, really? Sooooo.....when are you coming over here? I'll meet you in NYC and give you a tour of all the curry places there.
    Perhaps you just mixed too much together this time. Or perhaps one of those peppers you ate were no good anymore. I'm sorry you didnt feel well, dear. Usually i like having endorphin rushes, they make me light-headed as all hell and have to sit down for a few. It's about the same sensation to me as doing whip-its, but without the danger of brain damage(or having to explain to the cops why you have a box of nitrous canisters in your car if you get pulled over).
    WOW, that was one hell of an endorphin rush you had. I've had them really strong but i never had to strip down and cool off from one. I am impressed, doll.
    I did, but i convinced my parents to take me to a dermatologist to get me a prescription of Retin-A, which blew it completely away. Looking back, it was overkill actually. Retin-A is really effing strong stuff. The skin on my cheeks would dry out completely and crack and bleed because of it. My dear friend Gudrun has shingles, and yes, according to her they really hurt bad. I think you're correct about chicken pox becoming shingles, as they are both a result of immune system compromisation.
    I had chicken pox twice. Apparently if you don't get it good enough the first time to build up your immunity it will come back and kick your ass in high school. Which it did for me. My confidence sucked back when i was 14 because of acne and then i got chicken pox again so it really sank into the depths.
    Scarlet fever is a normal childhood thing? I've never heard that one before. The odd part about the croup for me is i'm not asthmatic nor do i have any lung problems whatsoever. And havent since i was 3 weeks old. Go figure.
    Basically bronchitis was the absolute worst. Oh, wait i was born with the croup cough(i was very premature), and nobody thought i'd survive it back then so i've had my last rights read to me 3 times already in my life. I guess then that would have to be the absolute worst. Thats basically about it. What about you?
    Oh, sorry about that, hon. I was pretty busy here this a.m. And i remember that Christmas chat very well. I recall being really distraught i couldn't go over there and take care of you and help you out.
    Huh? Why would you wonder that? I'm not sick at all, and haven't been for a long time. Besides, i'm one of those workaholics who shows up even when i'm sick(which is really unfair to my coworkers btw) because i can't fathom calling out sick unless i'm really screwed up. I have only missed one sick day(due to bronchitis - it's hard to work when you can't breathe) in 9 years here.
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