Uhh Doc Gummy may confiscate the consumables...and hand you a bottle of water and some E-juice...
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OK Good morning guys,
Lets get right to work who's first,,
Oh yea nick
Dear been drinking,
Don't drink and drill! If you would have ordered those portable holes from Acme you wouldn't have a problem. And please sweep up all those shavings you left all over the waiting room floor.
Lets get right to work who's first,,
Oh yea nick
Dear been drinking,
Don't drink and drill! If you would have ordered those portable holes from Acme you wouldn't have a problem. And please sweep up all those shavings you left all over the waiting room floor.
now for Creniker,
Dear why would some
steal another's design.
The answer is simple. it's all part of the economic cycle.
lawyers gotta eat too ya know.
Dear why would some
steal another's design.The answer is simple. it's all part of the economic cycle.
lawyers gotta eat too ya know.
Dear confiscate the consumables,
No I don't care,,, as long as you don't cut your finger off, poke out your eye or start singing.
And in case you haven't already found out the hard way, the receptionist has a black belt in karate from Korea and a jack handle from Sears and Roebuck.
No I don't care,,, as long as you don't cut your finger off, poke out your eye or start singing.
And in case you haven't already found out the hard way, the receptionist has a black belt in karate from Korea and a jack handle from Sears and Roebuck.
Yea I know...she hit me with it after I smiled too widely at her...the black belt doesn't scare me but wow the lump sure made me back up...My belt is black too ya know...with lotsa beautiful script on it..and it doesn't read made in china either...
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Dear Sore Head,
This is why I always request that all new patients to fill out some insurance paperwork and list your next of kin. Also in section 3 on the back of the standard release form where it asks for beneficiary please make sure you list Gummy Bear.
This is why I always request that all new patients to fill out some insurance paperwork and list your next of kin. Also in section 3 on the back of the standard release form where it asks for beneficiary please make sure you list Gummy Bear.
What from a bent(well now it is) tire iron(guess they don't make em like they used to...That or my hardheaded ancestry is showing thru...
BTW I paid for the damaged tire iron even tho it was bent on my brain case...She's got one heck of a swing...She needs to be in the Major Leagues...wherever did you get her...pay her more...
BTW I paid for the damaged tire iron even tho it was bent on my brain case...She's got one heck of a swing...She needs to be in the Major Leagues...wherever did you get her...pay her more...
Dear now you know better,
She worked her way through nursing school as a roller derby girl
She worked her way through nursing school as a roller derby girl
Err, Nick, the AA meeting is down the hall, this waiting room is for modumust fever, but if ya brought a couple extra Shipyards all is forgiven.....
(p.s. you wouldn't believe how hard it is to find Shipyard down here)
aa kicked me out and sent me here.
shipyards everywhere up here. only had 2 bottles of their new blueberry mash ale, 22oz 9 percent. i havent drank much since we found out my girl was pregnant last year. it was good, real good
Dear kicked out,
No wonder Nurse Cratchet is having so much trouble with you guys.
No wonder Nurse Cratchet is having so much trouble with you guys.
Gritty McDuffs you say, Humm, I'll have to talk to her about that, If she lets me that is.
Thank you for directing me to this thread, Gummy. In the vid that I posted in my other thread you may notice several interesting things. The first is the wild eyes. I was modding a dse601 pipe when that mod came to a complete standstill since I didn't yet have the switch (which arrived over two hours later than it should have, and it was the wrong switch!). I was deep in mod mode and began to get panicky until I looked at the parts and discovered something else I could do.
Another point of interest is the background. Note the TV (that is television, not Tasty Vapors) and the ps3 (the thing sitting behind my right elbow) Long before I began vaping I struggled with the need to modify most anything I purchased. I guess it was a natural progression when I began vaping to modumust fever.
Oh, and here is the vid in question for those who have not seen my other thread.
Rev. R. Farrier
Another point of interest is the background. Note the TV (that is television, not Tasty Vapors) and the ps3 (the thing sitting behind my right elbow) Long before I began vaping I struggled with the need to modify most anything I purchased. I guess it was a natural progression when I began vaping to modumust fever.
Oh, and here is the vid in question for those who have not seen my other thread.
Rev. R. Farrier
Dear two hours late,
Welcome to the free clinic for those suffering from "Modumust Fever"
I will guess that you have read the thread by now and already know about the paperwork. Nurse Cratchet will start a folder on you soon. (Be careful not to squirm around to much when she takes your temp.
Because your new here I will give you a standard Rx. to always carry the three 510 atty connectors in your pocket at all times also you can get a medic alert bracket listing your affliction, but at this time you can't get the much desired handicapped parking permit.
As you should know by now, Modumust Fever is a progressive ailment. But we have learned that for most patients in stage 1, it isn't the mod it's self but rather the act of modding that provides the most relief. so keep some 1/2 finished project handy for flare ups.
Welcome to the free clinic for those suffering from "Modumust Fever"
I will guess that you have read the thread by now and already know about the paperwork. Nurse Cratchet will start a folder on you soon. (Be careful not to squirm around to much when she takes your temp.
Because your new here I will give you a standard Rx. to always carry the three 510 atty connectors in your pocket at all times also you can get a medic alert bracket listing your affliction, but at this time you can't get the much desired handicapped parking permit.
As you should know by now, Modumust Fever is a progressive ailment. But we have learned that for most patients in stage 1, it isn't the mod it's self but rather the act of modding that provides the most relief. so keep some 1/2 finished project handy for flare ups.
Ah great, I see the Sheriff's week end workers got all those weeds pulled from around the sign. Now if you guys have a bit too much to drink on that long drive over you won't get lost. Err,, well perhaps not, OK some of you will but
Dear Gummy,
It all started simply enough. Little bit of copper, a switch, a connector, and a battery. Nice copper mod for myself. Next thing you know, BAM, my friends are wanting to get a copper mod also. My wife won't take me anywhere to shop now, everything has become fodder for a mod. I walk around sizing everything up, measuring, contemplating what i could do with it. Please help me Gummy ! You're my only hope !
It all started simply enough. Little bit of copper, a switch, a connector, and a battery. Nice copper mod for myself. Next thing you know, BAM, my friends are wanting to get a copper mod also. My wife won't take me anywhere to shop now, everything has become fodder for a mod. I walk around sizing everything up, measuring, contemplating what i could do with it. Please help me Gummy ! You're my only hope !
Dear modder fodder,
Rest assured you are not the only one with this affliction. Read the thread and you will see. You seem to think that this began when you 1st made your self a copper mod. We have learned that this condition starts while very young. I would guess by perhaps age 4 or 5 when you started taking your toys apart just to see how they worked. I read a paper the other day that this could even be genetically inherited. Did you have any mechanics or blacksmiths or sword makers in your family tree?
Rest assured you are not the only one with this affliction. Read the thread and you will see. You seem to think that this began when you 1st made your self a copper mod. We have learned that this condition starts while very young. I would guess by perhaps age 4 or 5 when you started taking your toys apart just to see how they worked. I read a paper the other day that this could even be genetically inherited. Did you have any mechanics or blacksmiths or sword makers in your family tree?
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