...and in true Redbeard fashion, I pulled something on my shoulders/back. Couple that with the next day having a surprise emergency deadline, and...
The past week was... not fun. Let's leave it at that.
Good thing that, given that I haven't healed in quite a while. From someecards. |
I am the almighty wizard Ambien!! From Shane Plays. |
I can feel this one, given that I've played Clerics for a very. long. time. From r/dndmemes. |
When Tylenol is not enough, maybe I ought to listen to ol' Arthas... Wait, he's not talking about emptying your intestines, is he? From World of Warcraft Memes on FB. |
EtA: How the hell could I have missed a misspelling in the freaking title?? Well, I did, and I corrected it.
I'm always reading stuff and then leaving and then I feel like a shoplifter so /wave! Ancient or Queen Eliquis if you prefer!
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DeleteOh hell no, Ancient... You ain't escaping without explaining THAT ONE!!!
I though if drug names could sound like a wizard's name they probably make you royal too! I am also taking a drug that sounds like rastafarian so it seems that one made me Bob Marley!
DeleteOh crap, NOW I get it! For a moment there I thought it was some sort of Retail WoW reference that completely went over my head!
DeleteHmm. How about drug names for typical thud and blunder fantasy characters as a variation? Lisinopril the Lipid, Metoprolol the Cheery, Tadalafil the Finisher, or Flecainide the Black? This could be fun when my wife or I have to deal with yet another medication. :)
ReplyDeleteUh, given my 2+ years of using Metoprolol, I would definitely NOT call it "the Cheery". Maybe "Sildenafil the Cheery" (or maybe a more accurate version is "Sildenafil the Hopeful"), but that's way too much an obvious one there...
DeleteIt's the "lol" at the end of the name that suggested "the Cheery". When I first started it my tongue wanted to fumble the name, but I always said "lol" correctly. Which had to be a case of being online for way too many years. :sigh:
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