Re: Update on Delenn (Endurance Weenie Warning)

David Cohen said:

Pretty good for an old broad.

Actually, pretty good for a young broad. Excellent job 🙂

David

Thanks. Hey, take care of my husband, would ya? He's in your lair as
we speak. (Some geek-tech conference.) I personally hate Sin City and
prefer he go alone, but it did occur to me that if I went I might meet
you. But I hear you scare sweet young flowers of womanhood until they
scream.

Delenn

"Delenn" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

Pretty good for an old broad.

Actually, pretty good for a young broad. Excellent job 🙂

Thanks. Hey, take care of my husband, would ya?

Oh, I wouldn't worry about him. The bell captain or any cab driver can
direct him to the hookers and the strip clubs.

David

"Delenn" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen said:

"Delenn" <[email hidden]> wrote

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David Cohen wrote:
>Pretty good for an old broad.
>
>Actually, pretty good for a young broad. Excellent job 🙂
>
Thanks. Hey, take care of my husband, would ya?

Oh, I wouldn't worry about him. The bell captain or any cab driver can
direct him to the hookers and the strip clubs.

We've been there. He wouldn't need directions. That said, I doubt he'll
escape to the street. Those labyrnthian foyers filled with slot machines
and elusive doors always trap him. He actually LIKES those places. It's
bad enough in New England where its a form of aboriginal retribution.
That works on a Liberal Guilt level at least. But in Vegas it's just pure
greed taking your money for no reason other than you're willing to throw
it at those damn machines. God, I hate Vegas.

You, Brink...must be a Massechusetts thing.

Well, most of the rest of the world LOVES Las Vegas (even the 9/11 hijackers
came here), so keep your money and give it to your state income tax.

David

David Cohen said:

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We've been there. He wouldn't need directions. That said, I doubt he'll
escape to the street. Those labyrnthian foyers filled with slot machines
and elusive doors always trap him. He actually LIKES those places. It's
bad enough in New England where its a form of aboriginal retribution.
That works on a Liberal Guilt level at least. But in Vegas it's just pure
greed taking your money for no reason other than you're willing to throw
it at those damn machines. God, I hate Vegas.

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You, Brink...must be a Massechusetts thing.

http://www.census.gov/Press-Release/www/releases/archives/american_community_survey_acs/001802.html

specifically scroll down to the states with the highest percentage of college graduates.....amazingly my home state keeps electing a Rep. governor though..must be fixed.

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David

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David Cohen said:

Ah, I see. A symbiotic relationship of college graduation and living in a
laughingly absurd Left-of-Marx state causes loss of the ability to have fun.

Exactly. We try to ban it in Boston whenever possible. I think it's a
Puritan thing. (Seriously, for a moment, I really do. I had a lot of
trouble last month with getting pain meds for one of my kids who was
hospitalized for emergency abdominal surgery. There's an attitude that
pain meds are bad that just isn't shaken by either science or Official
Hospital Policy.)

BTW, the good news is the kid got to live once again. Closed loop bowel
obstruction from adhesions from a previous surgery, handily dealt with
if you've got a good contrast x-ray and a team of pediatric abdominal
surgeons available to deal with it laparoscopically. We got to skip the
progression to perforation and peritonitis this time, having gone
through it before. I guess we are taken seriously when we present with
bowel pain now. (This kid is going to be a problem, I just know it.
I've had him under G.A. three times now and he's not out of kindergarten
yet. He apparently thinks he's left-handed, too. No doubt this is all
because of that bris.)

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It's OK...Las Vegas seems to be getting along without all you highly
educated folks and all the extra "R"s in your words.

You mean like in Gomorrah? (Watch out for too much asphalt, by the
way... http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/abr-a007.html

Delenn

"Delenn" <[email hidden]> wrote

Quoted message said:

David Cohen said:

Ah, I see. A symbiotic relationship of college graduation and living in a
laughingly absurd Left-of-Marx state causes loss of the ability to have
fun.

Exactly. We try to ban it in Boston whenever possible. I think it's a
Puritan thing. (Seriously, for a moment, I really do. I had a lot of
trouble last month with getting pain meds for one of my kids who was
hospitalized for emergency abdominal surgery. There's an attitude that
pain meds are bad that just isn't shaken by either science or Official
Hospital Policy.)

BTW, the good news is the kid got to live once again. Closed loop bowel
obstruction from adhesions from a previous surgery, handily dealt with if
you've got a good contrast x-ray and a team of pediatric abdominal
surgeons available to deal with it laparoscopically. We got to skip the
progression to perforation and peritonitis this time, having gone through
it before. I guess we are taken seriously when we present with bowel pain
now. (This kid is going to be a problem, I just know it. I've had him
under G.A. three times now and he's not out of kindergarten yet. He
apparently thinks he's left-handed, too. No doubt this is all because of
that bris.)

Glad to hear he's better. Bring an attorney to the hospital next time. Make
Administration aware that the attorney will be reviewing everything done.
Then make sure to bring food for the nurses. Frequently. These steps will
assure quality care.

David