Stick figure drawings send 11 yr old to prison

[Archren]

Originally Posted by azoomm

OK, no offense, but the listing of disorders these days makes me shake my head. Sure, they are probably ALL diet related. We have gotten so far away from eating actual FOOD in most cases with the processed synthetic crap it's no wonder there are psychological ramifications. Take that and limit physical movement and WHAM - instant issues.

But, seriously?

I'm fucked in the head, that much is a given. Although I think my anger issues have a lot more to deal with the amount of fucktardery that I deal with on a daily basis than any "disorder" I may have.

[MILK]

Originally Posted by azoomm

OK, no offense, but the listing of disorders these days makes me shake my head. Sure, they are probably ALL diet related. We have gotten so far away from eating actual FOOD in most cases with the processed synthetic crap it's no wonder there are psychological ramifications. Take that and limit physical movement and WHAM - instant issues.

But, seriously?

Just saying what my sons doctor told me, not whether I agree or not.

I can't eat most of that processed crap since it screws up my sugar levels. So there isn't a lot of it in my house. A poptart for example will give me the shakes. As my son has my genes I treat him as if they would him too. I think we are killing ourselves as a country.

[derf]

Originally Posted by anthonyk

What if it moos or baaas?

I was refering to the sound the package makes when you open it

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by MILK

Just saying what my sons doctor told me, not whether I agree or not.

Oh, I get that. You were just extremely quotable.

Someone told me they have "Restless Leg Syndrome." I told them to run it off...

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by azoomm

Oh, I get that. You were just extremely quotable.

Someone told me they have "Restless Leg Syndrome." I told them to run it off...

I had that my whole life, long before there was a name for it. Hurts like a MF'er and keeps me awake when it kicks in. Those nights, I get less sleep. I won't take drugs for it or dignify it with a name.

The closest I can explain it is the pins and needles feeling you get when your foot falls asleep, except less acute and much deeper in your muscle tissue.

[MILK]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

I had that my whole life, long before there was a name for it. Hurts like a MF'er and keeps me awake when it kicks in. Those nights, I get less sleep. I won't take drugs for it or dignify it with a name.

The closest I can explain it is the pins and needles feeling you get when your foot falls asleep, except less acute and much deeper in your muscle tissue.

Well that sounds like no fun at ALL.

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

I had that my whole life, long before there was a name for it. Hurts like a MF'er and keeps me awake when it kicks in. Those nights, I get less sleep. I won't take drugs for it or dignify it with a name.

The closest I can explain it is the pins and needles feeling you get when your foot falls asleep, except less acute and much deeper in your muscle tissue.

That's not restless leg - my grandmother had what you describe. Sorry man, it won't kill you. You'll just wish you were dead.

[fasternyou929]

Originally Posted by azoomm

That's not restless leg - my grandmother had what you describe. Sorry man, it won't kill you. You'll just wish you were dead.

I remember the first time I saw a commercial for "restless leg syndrome" and thinking "holy shit, we're down to naming this??" Guess all the important issues had already been addressed.

So anyway, if what I occasionally get is not what the drug companies call "restless leg syndrome", what is it (RLS)?

[azoomm]

Originally Posted by fasternyou929

I remember the first time I saw a commercial for "restless leg syndrome" and thinking "holy shit, we're down to naming this??" Guess all the important issues had already been addressed.

So anyway, if what I occasionally get is not what the drug companies call "restless leg syndrome", what is it (RLS)?

Yeah, I'm with you on that. I can't imagine being in the medical field working with people coming in all the time after watching commercials or reading on the internet what they "have." Poor Tommy...

I don't know, but my grandmother had the circulation of a turnip. We asked about RLS and they said it wasn't it. Her description of it was exactly what you just posted. Hell, now I'm curious... go in and see what your doctor says.