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What are you drinking tonight?

This mornin' I am drinking strong coffee. Very good. No "breakfast of champions" for me! Last night was a cheap American beer night (Old Milwaukee) while I did some oiler maintenance. But not too much; didn't want to mess up!
 
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My first...

Coffee, Water. Gatoraide more water

Lunch? Water. Gatoraide more water

Dinner? Water. Gatoraide more water...

Maybe some tea...

Tomorrow?

Water. Gatoraide more water


Lower GI tomorrow at 2:30....yuuuchhhhhhhh!
 
You think that's yuck?
From what I understand you are going to get to drink a rather large amount (quart, half gallon?) of the rather viscous goo that makes you shed everything in you.
I have not done the 50+ colonoscopy procedure yet but I am told you want to stay within arm's reach of the loo.

Enjoy. (Blech!)

My turn is not far off, need to get this done.
 
wezul said:
You think that's yuck?
From what I understand you are going to get to drink a rather large amount (quart, half gallon?) of the rather viscous goo that makes you shed everything in you.
I have not done the 50+ colonoscopy procedure yet but I am told you want to stay within arm's reach of the loo.

Enjoy. (Blech!)

My turn is not far off, need to get this done.
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Beats the alternative. :brow
 
wezul said:
You think that's yuck?
From what I understand you are going to get to drink a rather large amount (quart, half gallon?) of the rather viscous goo that makes you shed everything in you.
I have not done the 50+ colonoscopy procedure yet but I am told you want to stay within arm's reach of the loo.

Enjoy. (Blech!)

My turn is not far off, need to get this done.
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I know. My wife took the brochure from the doctors office and went out and bought somthing in a gallon jug; I have yet to look, or read of how exactly, what exactly is in my future...

The whole thing has got me a little down...

I will give you details...NOT!:sick

You will just have to find out on yer own there, dude!
 
wezul said:
You think that's yuck?
From what I understand you are going to get to drink a rather large amount (quart, half gallon?) of the rather viscous goo that makes you shed everything in you.
I have not done the 50+ colonoscopy procedure yet but I am told you want to stay within arm's reach of the loo.

Enjoy. (Blech!)

My turn is not far off, need to get this done.
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Here's something fun to think about. They use the same endoscope for either end. I found that wonderful news out after they scoped my esophagus and stomach. :sick
 
5 hours and counting for my turn..

And I don't even know what end they will begin...

I dont want to go, you guys are freaking me out!
 
A nice Macanudo Ascot (no I am not drinking the Ascot) and a glass of Pauillac.
Larry you can bring the CR 'round later, K?

:rofl
 
Enjoyed a nice Misterio Argentinian Malbec with dinner, and am now savouring a glass of Navan - Grand Marnier's vanilla offering. Very nice...
 
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