ThunderThighs wrote:It's still supported?

It's probably more supported than IE6 is.

dontwantaname wrote:Hi

Anything exciting happening around here?

dontwantaname wrote:Computers wear bras?

wired or wireless?


sever error aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr

lol. funny stuff.

tennisplayer121 wrote:Anything exciting happening around here?

dname's server errors!

This surprised me on several different levels. I was filling a 7-day pill box a couple of days ago and when I got done noticed there weren't many pills left in the bottle. It was a new prescription filled on 7/16, should have been 90 pills, it was obviously only 30. Figured I was screwed. Went to the pharmacy today to tell them about it, they were just going to give me another 60, but were out of them and they'll call me when they come in. Also, the bottle had only 1 refill, should have been 2.

So (A), somebody was pretty careless when they filled the prescription, and (B) they're giving me another 60, no questions asked. And they're brand name expensive ones.

Afternoon.

Mommy, I'm home!

ThunderThighs wrote:If you took the bottle with you, they could tell by the size of it that there was a mistake. There's also supposed to be a cross-check on the filling of the prescription. It's possible that your record noted 30.

As to the refill, they can look back at the original prescription.

These are little pills, same size bottle as all my others. It said 90 on the bottle.

This just in . .

WOOT TAKES ON FACEBOOK WITH NEW BLATHER GAME "PHARMVILLE"

Hallucinations at eleven.

ThunderThighs wrote:Dad was self-employed pharmacist. I worked in a pharmacy most of my young life.

Laws & how they run are way more strict now though.

Thank-you, Erin Brokovich.

later.

AZGman wrote:later.

see ya

Back. Dinner's over.

Guess I didn't miss anything.

AZGman wrote:Back. Dinner's over.

Guess I didn't miss anything.

no nothing important.

I'm going grocery shopping for the first time for my new apartment. I have no idea how much to get or how much I'm going to be spending. This shall be fun.

tennisplayer121 wrote:I'm going grocery shopping for the first time for my new apartment. I have no idea how much to get or how much I'm going to be spending. This shall be fun.

Good luck!

tennisplayer121 wrote:I'm going grocery shopping for the first time for my new apartment. I have no idea how much to get or how much I'm going to be spending. This shall be fun.

i hope you know how to cook.

tennisplayer121 wrote:I'm going grocery shopping for the first time for my new apartment. I have no idea how much to get or how much I'm going to be spending. This shall be fun.

If you brought nothing, you need everything - initial outlay = Ka-ching!!!

ThunderThighs wrote:Hullo all.

Brother is home from hospital/rehab. He had quite a bit of trouble getting up the stairs to his apartment but some guys moving in the next building came to his rescue. I just ordered crutches & bath rail from Amazon for him. His daughter is carrying a huge load taking care of him and the paperwork and tons of other stuff.

All the best to him and them.

His success is in his own hands.

no1 wrote:i hope you know how to cook.

I cook all the time. I just hadn't gone to get food yet. I really enjoy cooking.

AZGman wrote:If you brought nothing, you need everything - initial outlay = Ka-ching!!!

Brought some stuff, still had to get more than I would have liked to have gotten, but I'm not even out $100. Granted, I might have to go shopping soon again, but for now, the wallet isn't aching too much.

tennisplayer121 wrote:Brought some stuff, still had to get more than I would have liked to have gotten, but I'm not even out $100. Granted, I might have to go shopping soon again, but for now, the wallet isn't aching too much.

Food is incidental to the initial outlay - condiments, spices, wrap, foil, butter, oil, storage/preservation, etc. . . .

it adds up.

tennisplayer121 wrote:I cook all the time. I just hadn't gone to get food yet. I really enjoy cooking.

oh, i didn't mean to imply that you can't cook. i just meant that buying ingredients, assembling, and cooking them is imho more cost effective than having to buy pre-made food. so being able to cook would mean less $$$ for a given dish.

AZGman wrote:This just in . .

WOOT TAKES ON FACEBOOK WITH NEW BLATHER GAME "PHARMVILLE"

Hallucinations at eleven.

+1

no1 wrote:oh, i didn't mean to imply that you can't cook. i just meant that buying ingredients, assembling, and cooking them is imho more cost effective than having to buy pre-made food. so being able to cook would mean less $$$ for a given dish.

In the long run.

no1 wrote:oh, i didn't mean to imply that you can't cook. i just meant that buying ingredients, assembling, and cooking them is imho more cost effective than having to buy pre-made food. so being able to cook would mean less $$$ for a given dish.

I didn't take your previous comment negatively, just saying that I actually enjoy it.

I think it is probably more cost effective, tastes better, and can be better for your health if you choose to make it that way.

ThunderThighs wrote:Dad was self-employed pharmacist. I worked in a pharmacy most of my young life.

Laws & how they run are way more strict now though.

I had lots of friends that were "freelance pharmacists", mostly in high school and college.

AZGman wrote:In the long run.

yes, i was thinking that i should have added that after reading your post about initial outlay.

cooking's also a good skill to have when trying to impress potential, uh, cohabitation partners. imho.

Hi All!

Ktc - good to see ya back on here? Details on the camping trip?

I took some pics of the cube this morning, but the effect isn't quite as dramatic as yesterday. I had to move some stuff so I could actually *gasp* work.

Gotta finish the last of the packing throwing out this weekend. yuck. I have ADD when it comes to this stuff. I get distracted. I'm like the dog in UP.

Iceback wrote:I had lots of friends that were "freelance pharmacists", mostly in high school and college.

did you go to school with dname?

no1 wrote:did you go to school with dname?

I'm not THAT old