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Valerie 4 year s ago
I nominate #8 for an honorable mention Darwin award.
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Madge 4 year s ago
IZ, these posts would be easier to read without the distracting and unrelated graphics. Easier for you to post, too.
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Theodosia 4 year s ago
I call BS on #16. That's not how type 2 diabeties works. I might believe it for a type 1 who doesn't get an insulin shot... But type 2 is the oppsite. I got all fainty if I don't eat, and feel sluggish if I eat cake, so a cup of hot chocolate would be nothing unless it was wet cocolate sugar.
"I worked at one of those ‘Slingshot’ rides in college and would do a weekly inspection of the towers (175 feet tall) by climbing to the top of each. I had a climbing harness attached to a steel cable that ran the length of the towers.
The very final time I did the inspection before transferring to a new college, I got to the top and realized I wasn’t attached to the cable, and would have plummeted to the Earth had I fallen. As soon as I noticed this, I panicked a little and nearly lost my grip. It took me about 5 excruciating minutes to slowly position myself to where I could re-attach without falling to an untimely death."
-Anonymous
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Valerie 4 year s ago
I nominate #8 for an honorable mention Darwin award.
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Madge 4 year s ago
IZ, these posts would be easier to read without the distracting and unrelated graphics. Easier for you to post, too.
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Theodosia 4 year s ago
I call BS on #16. That's not how type 2 diabeties works. I might believe it for a type 1 who doesn't get an insulin shot... But type 2 is the oppsite. I got all fainty if I don't eat, and feel sluggish if I eat cake, so a cup of hot chocolate would be nothing unless it was wet cocolate sugar.