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Shouldn't the subject be Women Rejoice? ;-)
P.S.-Have any of you ever given a few of these to your drunk buddie, then watch him struggle trying to get rid of his problem??:-D
Nah...that just means more nights we have to make excuses.Shouldn't the subject be Women Rejoice? ;-)
Nah...that just means more nights we have to make excuses.
Actually, the article was quite interesting. I had no idea what lengths they had to go through in the past for diagnosing ED.![]()
After seeing the commercials for years, I wonder how many guys have had to make the call, "Hey Doc...it's been 4 hours now. Getting a bit painful...."
Or maybe more appropriately, how many gals made the call "Hey Doc...he's still that way after 4 hours. Getting a bit painful..."![]()
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I always laugh during the commercials when they warn about calling if it's been more than 4 hrs. :lol: Does that make me insensitive?
I've heard of worse things to show up at the ER with. I had a friend who used to work filing paperwork and films in radiology at the local hospital. Let's just say, no, it's not all urban legend.I always laugh thinking about someone going to the emergency room pitching a tent. :lol:
I've heard of worse things to show up at the ER with. I had a friend who used to work filing paperwork and films in radiology at the local hospital. Let's just say, no, it's not all urban legend.![]()
My friend is a surgeon and he did an internship in a Baltimore emergency room. Pictures say a thousand words:
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My favorite "excuse" that I read on one of the films, "I tripped on fell on my gerbil"
My favorite "excuse" that I read on one of the films, "I tripped on fell on my gerbil"