glad I WASN'T riding...

"supabonbon" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Upper respiratory infection. Antibiotics. I'm still
hacking up St. Patty's green. Everybody in my office is
wearing a paper SARS mask.

Yesterday, on the subway, I blew my nose and my left inner
ear popped outwards. Suddenly, the subway lurched to the
side and twisted downwards, like a slow-moving roller
coaster. I couldn't focus. It took almost 2 minutes for my
equilibrium to stabilize. That, my dear, was what I like
to call "a new one".

/s

riding nothing, good thing you weren't driving.

I had an uncle several years ago that suddenly developed an
inner-ear infection (or rather suddenly developed symptoms
of). this was while he was driving back from work. from what
he told, he had a similar experience. he managed to escape
an accident from a pot-hole that pulled him off the road and
into an open field.

I ain't no doctor, but if it happens again anytime soon, you
may wanna get it checked out.

~Travis

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote

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Yesterday, on the subway, I blew my nose and my left inner
ear popped outwards. Suddenly, the subway lurched to the
side and twisted downwards, like a slow-moving roller
coaster. I couldn't focus. It took almost 2 minutes for my
equilibrium to stabilize. That, my dear, was what I like
to call "a new one".

Scary, man. You still have your wallet?

CC

Corvus Corvax said:

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote

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Yesterday, on the subway, I blew my nose and my left inner
ear popped outwards. Suddenly, the subway lurched to the
side and twisted downwards, like a slow-moving roller
coaster. I couldn't focus. It took almost 2 minutes for my
equilibrium to stabilize. That, my dear, was what I like
to call "a new one".

Scary, man. You still have your wallet?

CC

ROTFL
--
Slacker

Corvus Corvax said:

[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote

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Yesterday, on the subway, I blew my nose and my left
inner ear popped outwards. Suddenly, the subway lurched
to the side and twisted downwards, like a slow-moving
roller coaster. I couldn't focus. It took almost 2
minutes for my equilibrium to stabilize. That, my dear,
was what I like to call "a new one".

Scary, man. You still have your wallet?

Never mind that, did you wake up in a tub of ice...WITHOUT
YOUR LIVER?!?

Bill "or was it kidneys?" S.

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[email hidden] (supabonbon) wrote

Quoted message said:

Yesterday, on the subway, I blew my nose and my left
inner ear popped outwards. Suddenly, the subway lurched
to the side and twisted downwards, like a slow-moving
roller coaster. I couldn't focus. It took almost 2
minutes for my equilibrium to stabilize. That, my dear,
was what I like to call "a new one".

Scary, man. You still have your wallet?

CC

Yeah. But I woke up in Union Square Park with no underwear.
I could have sworn I put some on that morning....

/s