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Can you get a headache from eating certain foods?
I’ve never had a headache. And if I ever did had one it must have been mild cause I didn’t know I was having one.
But my head is pounding right now. There’s a throbbing sensation. Is that a headache? Could it be something I ate? I did eat something very salty for dinner.
Posted by: Expert Textpert at January 11, 2010 11:39 AM
Can you get a headache from eating certain foods?
I’ve never had a headache. And if I ever did had one it must have been mild cause I didn’t know I was having one.
But my head is pounding right now. There’s a throbbing sensation. Is that a headache? Could it be something I ate? I did eat something very salty for dinner.
from the links thread… did anyone read “a lifetime spent in the gowanus houses?” :-/
“Ms. Flowers, now 51 and a facilitator at an East New York post office, still lives in the three-bedroom apartment where she grew up. And a third generation is in residence: the apartment is also home to her son, Darryl, 31, who works at a consulting and technology firm. (Ms. Flowers is engaged to his father, a longtime friend.)
Ms. Flowers, who pays about $1,000 in rent, is not sure how much her parents paid when they arrived, but she could check because she has saved all the old receipts. “I hardly throw anything away,†she admitted. “You name it, it’s around here somewhere.â€
1.) why does she have a 3 bedroom apartment?
2.) why is a 31 year old man still allowed to live in his moms projects apartment?
3.) 1000 a month for a 3 bedroom :-/
4.) the projects were not meant for generations of families to live in! you use them when you are down on your luck, pick yourself up, and get the f*ck out to let another struggling family benefit from it.
5.) “i hardly ever throw anything away” Hey, how about you start by throwing out your deadbeat 31 year old son!
“CGar, thanks for the Amber Alerts sent out to make sure I was ok last Friday. How are the numbers looking for next week at Last Exit?
(I didn’t see any analysis on my desk this morning).”
I confess, Biff, that I was motivated in part by self-interest. If anything happens to you, the Veep assumes power.
Sorry about blowing the Exit Ramp deadline, but there was no heat in the PLUSA Office this weekend, so I don’t have numbers for you yet – preliminary calculations indicate a good turnout to roast chicken though.
Can you get a headache from eating certain foods?
I’ve never had a headache. And if I ever did had one it must have been mild cause I didn’t know I was having one.
But my head is pounding right now. There’s a throbbing sensation. Is that a headache? Could it be something I ate? I did eat something very salty for dinner.
Posted by: Expert Textpert at January 11, 2010 11:39 AM
I’m getting one just listening to you.
“And if I ever did had one”
I never did had good grammar neither.
Can you get a headache from eating certain foods?
I’ve never had a headache. And if I ever did had one it must have been mild cause I didn’t know I was having one.
But my head is pounding right now. There’s a throbbing sensation. Is that a headache? Could it be something I ate? I did eat something very salty for dinner.
ET, I’m blown away that your mind is ALWAYS in the gutter, and that you manage to sexually contort every innocent remark I make.
“Sorry about blowing the Exit Ramp”
Homo?
On some of those points, rob, I would have to agree.
from the links thread… did anyone read “a lifetime spent in the gowanus houses?” :-/
“Ms. Flowers, now 51 and a facilitator at an East New York post office, still lives in the three-bedroom apartment where she grew up. And a third generation is in residence: the apartment is also home to her son, Darryl, 31, who works at a consulting and technology firm. (Ms. Flowers is engaged to his father, a longtime friend.)
Ms. Flowers, who pays about $1,000 in rent, is not sure how much her parents paid when they arrived, but she could check because she has saved all the old receipts. “I hardly throw anything away,†she admitted. “You name it, it’s around here somewhere.â€
1.) why does she have a 3 bedroom apartment?
2.) why is a 31 year old man still allowed to live in his moms projects apartment?
3.) 1000 a month for a 3 bedroom :-/
4.) the projects were not meant for generations of families to live in! you use them when you are down on your luck, pick yourself up, and get the f*ck out to let another struggling family benefit from it.
5.) “i hardly ever throw anything away” Hey, how about you start by throwing out your deadbeat 31 year old son!
that article made me really pissed.
*rob*
“CGar, thanks for the Amber Alerts sent out to make sure I was ok last Friday. How are the numbers looking for next week at Last Exit?
(I didn’t see any analysis on my desk this morning).”
I confess, Biff, that I was motivated in part by self-interest. If anything happens to you, the Veep assumes power.
Sorry about blowing the Exit Ramp deadline, but there was no heat in the PLUSA Office this weekend, so I don’t have numbers for you yet – preliminary calculations indicate a good turnout to roast chicken though.
For you numerologists out there:
Today’s date is 011110