What Are You Doing In Real Life II

[Eisenwurst]

Had my first Johnny Walker Gold Label Reserve today. I don't have a connoisseur's vocabulary to tell you what it was like, other than to say "that you get what you pay for", and it was bloody nice.

[Jimbuna]

Just had four teeth extracted but suitably compensated by TOON putting four goals past Brighton.

[Catfish]

^ ouch
Wish you a speedy recovery

[Jimbuna]

^ Gonna really tempt fate and try eating a madras curry tonight. The wife thinks I'm mad

[Catfish]

^ i hope fate was gracious

[Jimbuna]

I managed but I was washing my gums with salty water immediately afterwards

[Aktungbby]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

Now that U mention it: after the minor TIA, I did a two night apnea test and sent it it in. The results came back, and I'll be wearing a Cpap mask of some sort. I'm a snorer and my wife has said for years that sometimes she hears me stop breathing...now she gives me a good shove to revive me. The supposed TIA may have simply been a sleeping disorder. My youngest brother has been wearing one for years...and my dad probably should have.

I'm now coming to grips with the intracacies and voluminous manuals of my insurance delayed CPAP Luna G3 gizmo with heated distilled water only humidifyer... after two nights 'floooding out' with water that cools and condenses(night air temps drop) in the mask awakening me after only three hours ; I finally got the settings right to allow my normal six hours and a 'happy face 90%' on the screen All the info of my night's slumber now goes into the cloud to my physician....and the Chinese government! The horror is: I'll be doing this for the rest of my life!?? ie: "what a fascinating Modern age I now sleep in??!" with apologies to 'Lucky Jack' Aubrey

[Eichhörnchen]

A dealer online offering my paintings - look at the original price on the label; still nowhere near what I got (probably about £150)



Spelled my name wrong as usual

[Aktungbby]

did you do the framing too? Having a great Memorial Day watching the Band of Brothers marathon on the telly. The CPAP mask is working well 3 decent nights sleep w/o "flooding out" & got a 90% smiley face on the gizmo screen to boot!

[Rockstar]

Didn’t do a damn thing today but surf the web, with a gin and tonic and a cigar.

[Eichhörnchen]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

did you do the framing too?

No - that was always done by the dealer I sold them to

[Mork_417]

Originally Posted by Aktungbby

I'm now coming to grips with the intracacies and voluminous manuals of my insurance delayed CPAP Luna G3 gizmo with heated distilled water only humidifyer... after two nights 'floooding out' with water that cools and condenses(night air temps drop) in the mask awakening me after only three hours ; I finally got the settings right to allow my normal six hours and a 'happy face 90%' on the screen

I fought mine for the first six months, and made myself even more miserable. When I finally accepted it, and started making adjustments, it took me about another month to get it just right. In the end, when I got my first week of real sleep (about six hours a night) I felt like a million bucks.

Not to mention my wife is much happier too.

[Aktungbby]

P'raps we should open a new cpap social club; we can't be the only two mancave misathrope subsimmers wearing masks to keep breathing! My wife sleeps better too!

[Jimbuna]

Just back from booking a holiday to Antalya, Turkey for early September.

[Aktungbby]

/\ leading to glorious victory in "WhoWhatWhere" thread! plus it's day on Turner Cassic Movies! 3 flicks: "TorpedoRun",1958, with Glenn Ford; "Submarine D1", 1937, with Pat O'brien; and "Battle of the Coral Sea",1959, with Gia Scala are the thrilling fare for the day.