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pumbany wrote:I changed my mind about writing a book.

I want to make a movie about sleep apnea.

Does anyone have any suggestions for the movie?

Use a Polaroid, flip through photos real fast. Jim

All we can do is keep breathing, now.

https://youtu.be/vrpJD2h7mo4

There's always a blast from the past ...



Oh .... Mr. Breeze

pumbany wrote:I changed my mind about writing a book.

I want to make a movie about sleep apnea.

Does anyone have any suggestions for the movie?

'Funist' thread I've seen here in a loooooooog time

This thread would be funny if it were not for the backstory.
(There is one, isn't there?)
---Something about unemployment, maybe due to falling asleep at work? Pumbany?
It has happened--you're not the first.
And you will not be the last.

And now that the kids are all asleep it's time for the CPAP porn .... Oh yeah ....



There's just something about that jazzy porn music that get's me all worked up for some quality bed time.

Night y'all.

LSAT was so kind to point out that there is a blog entitled "My Sleep Apnea" detailing one gentleman's experience with his sleep apnea (I am so sorry-I can't get the links set up; you will have to cut and paste. Someone please post a reply including these two articles to make it easier for everyone. Thank you!) [http://mysleepapnea.net/my-sleep-apnea-story]. I encourage everyone to read it. It even has a link for you to send donations if you found the blog informative. I was amazed, as was LSAT, of the coincidence that this blog's author has as a contact name PUMBANY! But I was so disappointed to see that the author of the blog, while educating us on the surprising signs of sleep apnea, HAD COPIED IT WORD FOR WORD from this very informative article from 2015:[ https://www.verywell.com/surprising-sig ... ea-3014829]. Really Pumbany? I am so disappointed in you. Does your book coach know? How about about the physician who wrote the original article? Go outside and bring me a switch!

Lucyhere wrote:. . . 'Funist' thread I've seen here in a loooooooog time

Only the truly great forum communities have the collective confidence and ability to transform the aftermath of trolling posts into informative and entertaining threads.

SweetTeaGal wrote:LSAT was so kind to point out that there is a blog entitled "My Sleep Apnea" detailing one gentleman's experience with his sleep apnea (I am so sorry-I can't get the links set up; you will have to cut and paste. Someone please post a reply including these two articles to make it easier for everyone. Thank you!) [http://mysleepapnea.net/my-sleep-apnea-story]. I encourage everyone to read it. It even has a link for you to send donations if you found the blog informative. I was amazed, as was LSAT, of the coincidence that this blog's author has as a contact name PUMBANY! But I was so disappointed to see that the author of the blog, while educating us on the surprising signs of sleep apnea, HAD COPIED IT WORD FOR WORD from this very informative article from 2015:[ https://www.verywell.com/surprising-sig ... ea-3014829]. Really Pumbany? I am so disappointed in you. Does your book coach know? How about about the physician who wrote the original article? Go outside and bring me a switch!

Thank you for finalizing the connection.
Has anybody contacted the good doctor's legal team?

SweetTeaGal wrote:But I was so disappointed to see that the author of the blog, while educating us on the surprising signs of sleep apnea, HAD COPIED IT WORD FOR WORD from this very informative article from 2015

Good catch, SweetTeaGal!

It appears that "pumba" and "pumbaa" are Swahili words:

Pumba, n. ( — , and ma-), also Bumba, lump, rolled-up piece, clod of earth, packet. Kuwa mapumba, to form lumps, stick together, congeal. Dim. kipumba. ■ (Cf. bumba, donge.)

Pumbaa, v. be foolish, silly, weak-minded, negligent. Pumbaa kazi, take no pains about a job, do it carelessly, be idle. Cs. pumbaza, be-fool, make a fool of, treat as a fool, deceive, play jokes upon. Jipumbaza, be stupid on purpose, pretend to be a fool. Hence pumbazwa, and pumba-zika, be made a fool of, be duped, e. g. p. njia, miss the way by carelessness. Msiende mkapwnbazike, do not go playing the fool. (Perh. conn, with pumba, and follg., i. e. be lumpish, heavy.)

http://www.archive.org/stream/swahilien ... h_djvu.txt

And for those who remember "The Lion King", it was a flatulent warthog.

chunkyfrog wrote:And for those who remember "The Lion King", it was a flatulent warthog.

best description I've seen of the OP so far.

chunkyfrog wrote:And for those who remember "The Lion King", it was a flatulent warthog.

Board meets Pumba(a): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m9KpUpwrjjA

Hakuna Matata Everyone!