Your newly thinned blood finding it tougher to claw its way to your brain?
We were placed on a starter anti-depressant & advised not to drink ("A beer" is OK, however.) but they wouldn't tell us if we shouldn't drink because we'd pass out sooner, or if it was the liver damage the anti-depressant was doing, which would be aggravated by booze. Or if the booze would keep the a-d from working.
What-fucking-ever.
Someone referred to the spill as "Lake Palin." We are amused.
There are indeed synergies, if that is not too much of a 1990s word. Also if you nom an fortnight's supply of amitryptaline and wash it down with 1/3 of a bottle of whisky, you apparently stand a good chance of dying from heart fibrillation. Though there is also a chance of accidentally shutting yourself in your room and not being able to open the door again; trying to climb up the bookcase under the impression that it is a ladder or a Stairway to Heaven; and then passing out for 36 hours. Or so I am told.
A crying shame when one finally gets loose enough to have some fun, yet can't remember a thing & must rely on second-hand descriptions of the festivities.
(Doorknobs: Not as stupid as some would have you believe.)
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I just started taking Lisinopril™ this weekend, it's also killing my original thought desires.
And they're right about alcohol compounding the side effects. FUCK!
Anyways, back to the cartoon: Just wait until the state of my birth gets their share of the Oilpacalypse.
Spill baby, spill? How's that working for you reichtards.
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From The Waaaaaay Off His Meds
Editor:
Your newly thinned blood finding it tougher to claw its way to your brain?
We were placed on a starter anti-depressant & advised not to drink ("A beer" is OK, however.) but they wouldn't tell us if we shouldn't drink because we'd pass out sooner, or if it was the liver damage the anti-depressant was doing, which would be aggravated by booze. Or if the booze would keep the a-d from working.
What-fucking-ever.
Someone referred to the spill as "Lake Palin." We are amused.
we shouldn't drink because we'd pass out sooner
There are indeed synergies, if that is not too much of a 1990s word.
Also if you nom an fortnight's supply of amitryptaline and wash it down with 1/3 of a bottle of whisky, you apparently stand a good chance of dying from heart fibrillation. Though there is also a chance of accidentally shutting yourself in your room and not being able to open the door again; trying to climb up the bookcase under the impression that it is a ladder or a Stairway to Heaven; and then passing out for 36 hours. Or so I am told.
Has Had His Fun Editor Notes:
A crying shame when one finally gets loose enough to have some fun, yet can't remember a thing & must rely on second-hand descriptions of the festivities.
(Doorknobs: Not as stupid as some would have you believe.)
Note: Oh, Elavil™. Ah ha.
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