Re: Tzeentch's Thread of Everchanging Topics

by **Morinth** Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:02 pm

Faralan wrote:Not sure what amused me most. The picture, or the fact it was Morinth's youngling cousin who liked it on Facebook.

... I'm guessing it was Chloe? :> She's what, 10? XD

... i think shes actually in high school or something now. o_o SHE'S SO SMALL.

by **Rmuffn** Mon Feb 06, 2012 8:55 pm

Yes, Chloe xD With her cool hairstyle and awesome colours in her clothes. Girl knows what style is.

by **corleth** Mon Feb 06, 2012 9:01 pm

Faralan wrote:Yes, Chloe xD With her cool hairstyle and awesome colours in her clothes. Girl knows what style is.

Yeah man, she really does.

by **Kristeas Sunbinder** Mon Feb 06, 2012 9:24 pm

I sense a personality cult coming.

by **Rasonal Dranger** Mon Feb 06, 2012 9:52 pm

Corleth wrote:
Faralan wrote:Yes, Chloe xD With her cool hairstyle and awesome colours in her clothes. Girl knows what style is.
Yeah man, she really does.

Not the only thing she knows, either...

by **Ehrfürchtige Bennedict** Mon Feb 06, 2012 11:11 pm

... Who the hell is chloe?

by **Morinth** Mon Feb 06, 2012 11:13 pm

My cousin. I have no idea how she ended up a topic here, she wouldn't have any interest in gaming if I put a gun to her head.

by Guest Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:55 pm

Never been a big fan of Harry Potter jokes but i liked this !

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by **Morinth** Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:57 pm

I admit it, I sung it.

But that's cause I'm a Lion King fan.

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 6:58 pm

I sung it.
In my head!

by **Antistia** Tue Feb 07, 2012 7:31 pm

by **Shaelyssa** Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:37 pm

Apparently a guy at my school was hemorrhaging in his head very badly, and the nurse just gave him a panadol (asprin) ... this isn't the first she's done something like this too. Although in her own defence, our school has terrible facilaties and there's always a line of students outside her office complaining about supposed headaches or tummy aches just to avoid class (I used to do it all the time too heh)

I don't know what happened to the kid though :/ hope he's ok! I don't know much about cranial hemorrhaging, but it definitely sounds very serious. I think it probably happened during gym class or something :/ poor kid

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:40 pm

Our school isn't allowed to even give aspirin. You could break your arm and the nurse would just be like "Want a glass of water?"

by **Grufftoof** Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:46 pm

There's more or less one reason to give Aspirin (outside of a specific instruction by a doctor) and that's possibly for a heart attack (in the case of an MI, a blood clot). For internal bleeding (or haemorrhaging) it's more or less the worst thing, as it thins the blood (why it's given for certain heart/blood problems, or not given depending).

I hope they're ok. And I hope the nurse gets some proper training, off the job, or whatever is necessary.

Some First Aid training is something most (if not all) people should have. Sadly some people lack any sense.

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 10:52 pm

Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

by **Shaelyssa** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:11 pm

grufftoof wrote:There's more or less one reason to give Aspirin (outside of a specific instruction by a doctor) and that's possibly for a heart attack (in the case of an MI, a blood clot). For internal bleeding (or haemorrhaging) it's more or less the worst thing, as it thins the blood (why it's given for certain heart/blood problems, or not given depending).

I hope they're ok. And I hope the nurse gets some proper training, off the job, or whatever is necessary.

Some First Aid training is something most (if not all) people should have. Sadly some people lack any sense.

Aspirin's also designed to relieve pain from mild headaches to full-blown migraines. The student probably reported having a headache so she just gave him an aspirin thinking it'd make it go away. I don't think she realized he was hemorrhaging.

But yes, you're definitely right about it making hemorrhaging worse. If I recall correctly, it inhibits or at least weakens the clotting factor of blood. I'm not actually sure how it'd make hemorrhaging worse as I'm not entirely familiar with the mechanism of action of aspirin (or cranial hemorrhages for that matter lol), but I suppose maybe the little tears that occur in the walls of blood vessels in the brain don't end up getting repaired quickly enough so the damage to the blood vessels remains there for a long period of time so blood continues to pool into the cranial ... cavity ... thing? (I have no idea what you call that place, but cranial/cerebral cavity sounds about right D:!)

I haven't really studied aspirin properly at school though (not that what they teach us at my level is all the comprehensive or representative of the real "thing" anyways) and all the nonsense I'm spewing out now is just from this article I read a long, long, long time ago so it's probably all just me rambling away like an idiot lol.

And wth gruff, you never cease to amaze me. Is there anything you DON'T know?! (Probably how to make a bomb in your kitchen, but I can teach you that easily).

by **Lavian** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:15 pm

Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

by **corleth** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:19 pm

Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Come out to them through the medium of interpretive dance, its how I did it.

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:20 pm

Eira wrote:
Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

It entirely depends on my mother's mood. She goes from "supportive" to "satan" very quickly.

But what if they misinterpret, cor? WHAT IF THEY MISINTERPRET!!!

by **Shaelyssa** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:21 pm

Lily, yala pm me what you have so far!!!

and rofl Corleth ... XD

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:22 pm

I think I finished. Inc PM

by **Morinth** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:23 pm

Lyniath wrote:
Eira wrote:
Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

It entirely depends on my mother's mood. She goes from "supportive" to "satan" very quickly.

But what if they misinterpret, cor? WHAT IF THEY MISINTERPRET!!!

Then they'll think you're just gay.

by **Lavian** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:24 pm

Morinth wrote:
Lyniath wrote:
Eira wrote:
Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

It entirely depends on my mother's mood. She goes from "supportive" to "satan" very quickly.

But what if they misinterpret, cor? WHAT IF THEY MISINTERPRET!!!

Then they'll think you're just gay.

Think thats the point either way. Win, win.

by **Lyniath** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:25 pm

Eira wrote:
Morinth wrote:
Lyniath wrote:
Eira wrote:
Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

It entirely depends on my mother's mood. She goes from "supportive" to "satan" very quickly.

But what if they misinterpret, cor? WHAT IF THEY MISINTERPRET!!!

Then they'll think you're just gay.

Think thats the point either way. Win, win.

I'm not gay, I'm trans. gawd man, tsk tsk

by **Lavian** Tue Feb 07, 2012 11:36 pm

Lyniath wrote:
Eira wrote:
Morinth wrote:
Lyniath wrote:
Eira wrote:
Lyniath wrote:Writing a coming out letter to my parents, the lady at the LGBT centre told me that it would be a good idea since I'm nervous when openly talking to my parents, and would be a good way to just get everything out at once.

Oh wow, good luck with that. Are they the supportive type in that sense or do you fear for the worse?

It entirely depends on my mother's mood. She goes from "supportive" to "satan" very quickly.

But what if they misinterpret, cor? WHAT IF THEY MISINTERPRET!!!

Then they'll think you're just gay.

Think thats the point either way. Win, win.

I'm not gay, I'm trans. gawd man, tsk tsk

Yeah... Stick to Corleth's idea.

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