1435: Rock Bottom
 

"Quit stealing my jokes or I'll kill you."


Dan St. Germain

Personally, I've never had a bad experience with doctors, they've always treated my illnesses correctly.

From the stories I've heard on the show, it seems I've lucked out thus far.

I had knee problems circa 16 y/o and the doctor couldn't do shit. Except he recommended surgery which would make me wheelchair-bound for 3 months, but my parents obviously declined. This was a result of jumping from trees and other tall objects circa 10 y/o. Then circa 18 y/o a podiatrist gave me shoe inserts and my problem went away. I stopped wearing inserts since then, but the knee problem is gone.

Some doctors are shit, but I managed to luck out eventually.

CHEMDA- LISTEN TO ME (re: The L Word)

You have said before that you didn't so much like the writing but enjoyed the sex scenes. I agree with you. We must not be the only ones because Showtime made a "reality" series based on it called "The Real L Word". It's all the drama and the sex without the script. It's awesome and quite jerkable, especially one character in particular, Whitney. She's a total player and most of the girls she fucks agree to be on camera while she fucks them. Good times.

Trust me.

:D

Just to add the love for nurse practitioners. I do like my doctor, however she is very busy and not always available for personal attention. So when I call to ask questions about symptoms I'm having (for instance, should I come in for antibiotics for this cold?), I always ask for her nurse practitioner. She returns my message within a few hours and always gives me great advice.

whwn i drank too much, i did it generally cause i needed the buzz to get over boredom or nervousness.

i still drink for pleasure and fun, just not get completely shitfaced. right after cleaning up after the car crash, i couldnt even be around drinkers for a while, i would get jittery.

with meds, i took 12 sleeping thingies once. it started as a "i need the drowsiness and to calm down" then i jsut kept taking them to stay high.

RE: Breaking Bad
 

The brother in law (Hank) can now walk ten feet because of the rehabilitation he is going through after being gunned down in a parking lot by a hit squad that was originally after Bryan Cranston’s character (Walter White) for killing their (hit squad) cousin.

The wife is looking to buy a car wash as a front to launder the millions Bryan Cranston’s character is now making after being hired by a king pin to make his (Walter) 99.9% pure meth solely for him (the king pin). So that when Walter, a seemingly unemployed high school chemistry teacher pays in full for his brother in laws rehab (which Walter is is basically responsible for putting Hank in this situation) it doesn't raise any eyebrows.

Its basically what Keith said only worded differently. Also there was no ATM falling on a baby, there was an episode that involved a meth head getting crushed by an ATM. This meth head also had a “baby” (six year old son) that he and his tweaker wife were neglecting, the child was never harmed in the story line.

Amazing. I guess I wasn't bored senseless after all.

My point exactly. Wow, that was a lot easier than I thought.

I was just trying to add context to your run down of the episode for others. So they don't totally just write the show off.

Wrestling > Breaking Bad

DUH