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Tylenol for nausea and vomiting??? - Angie

Posted: May 03, 2013

I'm editing a report loaded with stupid statements. Has anyone ever heard of using Tylenol for nausea and vomiting? This doctor is driving my nuts tonight.

Thanks.

LMO! - sm

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I'm totally not trying to pick on typos or anything (Lord knows we all make 'em), but the one in your post is just HILARIOUS!!!

"driving my nuts tonight."

Thank you for the laugh!!! It's been one of those nights for me, too.

ROFLMO! I swear, I don't have any nuts! LOL - Angie

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Being funny here, too, but what exactly - sm

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are you laughing off? You put LMO for laughing my ?? off. LOL!! TGIF!

That was an edit by the moderator. The "A" was removed. - nm

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Edit by the moderator - Anon

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Because this is a family oriented forum and no one ever uses bad words.

Edit by the moderator - Si, si, no, no

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No, because some of us are professionals and still believe in professional standards in the workplace. If you want to talk like a sailor, go to a bar.

Go to a bar - anon

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I love bars. However, professional people in the workplace talk like sailors (have you ever listened to any dictation?). I have been edited/removed because I called someone a, which they were and still are, and Richard is a proper name, LOL.

We learn to talk like that from our kids! - Angie

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Sometimes I think it's a Puritan forum - or something.

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it's something, all right! - nm

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I didn't realize - this is a workplace

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I understand being professional in the workplace, but I thought this was a forum to ESCAPE the workplace? Sounds to me like someone needs to pull a stick out of their.... oh, nevermind.....

HEY! She could be laughing her donkey off, you know. - buy a vowel.

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It IS a body part after all, and accepted world-wide in media censorship, newspapers, internet, television, radio....Wonder if LMBO (don't have a cow - B for behind) is acceptable?

LMBSO
LMDO
LMPO
LMBHO
LMBCO

just to make up a few for the same meaning.

just saying...mean no harm.

Good for the moderator - Yorkie

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Not everybody is willing to dumb down their manners.

good for moderator - Roseanne

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Gee willikers Batman! People get more offended by what a letter may or may not stand for than bombs in Boston or gas in Syria. Unbelievable.

... - oops, misread.

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Censorship benefits no one. - nm

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the A there was not even liability to the board, nor demeaning, harmbul, - threatening or nasty to others. question -

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after all these years - moderator - what is the reasoning behind removing the A now??

New posting standards we haven't heard yet? I don't understand. It's not a swear word.

seriously? - sm

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Just wanted to make sure you weren't joking. The moderator actually removed the "A"? We can't get them to edit "chicken ____" on the politics board!

seriously - Roseanne

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I didn't mean good for the moderator, no. An "A" gets scrubbed because it supposedly refers to a part of the body some people find offensive, yet a reference to male testicles is okay. That's pretty dippy . . .

laughing my Hasselhoff - sm

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Too funny. If they wish to limit profanity, I wish they would do so evenly. While references to ones own butt should be avoided, I do note these alternative epithets are deemed acceptable:

jackwad
chicken ____

;)

oh, I like your's better, too funny! - sm

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...beats laughed so hard I farted.
...or...laughted so hard I spotted.

(Devilish grin. About due to change my IP address again anyway.)

just having fun at the expense of the moderator for a change...letting go on a TGI-FRIDAY!!

You're kidding, right? An "A"? - Oy!

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Laughing my appendix off! - Bilboa

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Would have liked to abbreviate, but I didn't want to offend anyone who might make an incorrect assumption about what that "A" stands for!

Laparotomy Out Loud! - : )

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you have me in stitches! - NM

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Next blooper: " HABITS: Unmarried" - Angie

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oh, well, now...some people DO make a habit outa getting married. - NM

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Liz Taylor comes to mind...

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