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GoofyUT wrote:Would you buy a dress without trying it on???

SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR HEALTH!!!

Cheers!

Chuck

Meanwhile, down at the dress shop... Men with apnea are anxiously standing in long lines, waiting to try dresses on. They desperately want to improve their health based on Chuck's radical new advice. As for me? I'm bringing a bagpipe to thwart any suspicions. .

-SWS wrote:

GoofyUT wrote:Would you buy a dress without trying it on???

SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR HEALTH!!!

Cheers!

Chuck

Meanwhile, down at the dress shop... Men with apnea are anxiously standing in long lines, waiting to try dresses on. They desperately want to improve their health based on Chuck's radical new advice. As for me? I'm bringing a bagpipe to thwart any suspicions. .

LOL somebody came out of the closet!!

Hey, I'm the guy with the bagpipe! Besides, Chuck says it's healthy treatment!!!

GoofyUT wrote:Would you buy a dress without trying it on???

SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR HEALTH!!!

Cheers!

Chuck

Well, ok, ladies, how many of you order online or from those catalogs and then spend lots of time returning some of them.

(not sure what my point is here, but I felt compelled to make it --- oh, I know .... yes indeed, some of us indeed would buy a dress without trying it on .... that's what returns and exchanges are for!)


-SWS with a bagpipe? Ok, on my visit to your home, I will DEFINTELY bring my camera! Seeya in about 4 weeks! Clear the crumbs off the sofa!


Linda

-SWS wrote:

GoofyUT wrote:Would you buy a dress without trying it on???

SETTLE FOR NOTHING LESS WHEN IT COMES TO YOUR HEALTH!!!

Cheers!

Chuck

Meanwhile, down at the dress shop... Men with apnea are anxiously standing in long lines, waiting to try dresses on. They desperately want to improve their health based on Chuck's radical new advice. As for me? I'm bringing a bagpipe to thwart any suspicions. .

And asking the questions.....
"Does this make my butt look too big?"
"Got anything in a pair of size 14 pumps?"

Den - wondering what this therapy is coming to.....

Wulfman wrote: Den - wondering what this therapy is coming to.....

I believe it all started waaaay back when, with Rested Gal's panty hose fix. But quite frankly, not even a bagpipe can salvage an identity situation like that.... .

-SWS wrote:

Wulfman wrote: Den - wondering what this therapy is coming to.....

I believe it all started waaaay back when, with Rested Gal's panty hose fix. But quite frankly, not even a bagpipe can salvage an identity situation like that.... .

I think you're right. That could also be one of the reasons I've deliberately tried to avoid using a nasal interface which would require me to wear panty hose over or around my head or however you're supposed to wear 'em......

Den - wondering why "SOMEBODY" (not naming names) hasn't come up with a "fix" using garter belts, too.....

Picture THAT one in your minds, folks!!!

How about leather?

LDuyer wrote:-SWS with a bagpipe? Ok, on my visit to your home, I will DEFINTELY bring my camera! Seeya in about 4 weeks! Clear the crumbs off the sofa!

We have to coordinate our freeloading efforts. Otherwise you just may be freeloading on my couch at the same time I'm freeloading on Liam's couch. Chaotic freeloading at its finest!

Catnapper wrote:How about leather?

Probably more applicable to the restraint of other disorders, such as RLS and PLM. Now that you mention it, this thread's developments sure remind me an awful lot of that wonderfully silly "Not Too Sexy" thread on TAS years ago (note the order of posts in that thread are out-of-sequence after that message board's redesign) :

http://www.talkaboutsleep.com/message-b ... 42&start=0

I suppose I should note that I really do play the bagpipes, so this could truly get interesting very quickly.

blarg wrote:I suppose I should note that I really do play the bagpipes, so this could truly get interesting very quickly.

Well, you're good with Chuck's therapy as long as you go plaid. But Rested Gal's therapy just isn't going to work for some of us---period.

I've always wanted to play the bagpipes, btw!

all I have to say is...wow and hmmmmm

Moon wrote:I am looking into ResMed for a new APAP, any reviews I should know about. From what I have seen, it all looks good.

Thanks

Moon,

When you ask for reviews around here, it's hard to tell what you'll get for information.....

Den

Wulfman wrote:

Moon wrote:I am looking into ResMed for a new APAP, any reviews I should know about. From what I have seen, it all looks good.

Thanks

Moon,

When you ask for reviews around here, it's hard to tell what you'll get for information.....

Den

Ain't it the truth! LOL!!

Moon wrote:all I have to say is...wow and hmmmmm

ROTFL!! Moon, we can tell you're gonna be a success with whatever APAP you get. You've proved you have determination by the fact that you've keep hanging in here...hanging by a "thread."

-SWS, funny you should mention an old TAS thread, 'cause I had been looking for yet another old topic I remembered over there (about the Infinity mask) where you said it looked like ...what was it you said?... "athletic supporter with prosthetic tail." ??? LOL!! Couldn't find that particular old thread though.

-SWS wrote:

blarg wrote:I suppose I should note that I really do play the bagpipes, so this could truly get interesting very quickly.

I've always wanted to play the bagpipes, btw!

I've never wanted to play the bagpipes, but I have (this is absolutely true) done a pretty good a cappella rendition with a group I sang with about 10 years ago.

LOOKED really silly, everyone singing the drones holding their noses and making the most godawful nasal sound you ever heard, but the net result sounded just as... <insert your favorite adjective here> as the actual bagpipes themselves.

Liam, who sings as well as he writes, and who will leave it to you to determine whether that is damning with faint praise or not.