Milnet it is. I have 267 for the Army.ca one.PMedMoe said:I guess it doesn't matter when you join as my coin number is higher that all those. Unless you're talking about Milnet.ca coins, vs. Army.ca ones.
Baker said:Milnet it is. I have 267 for the Army.ca one.
Baker
PMedMoe said:Good, you can buy me beer then! ;D
You come to the Rock, then I'll set you both up ;DCDN Aviator said:Baker, you owe me beer on both coins.......
Baker said:You come to the Rock, then I'll set you both up ;D
Well, I can pull some strings?MedTechStudent said:In that bar you can't get into?
With that beer your not allowed to drink?
Ya I know me to, but I'm legal in my native Country
S.Stewart said:Oxy is a stupid drug to give for wisdom teeth. Not to mention its habit forming. The best thing would be take 2 extra strength tylenol and 2 advil together, it will work better than any habit forming pain pill. Oxy is something that should be used for major surgury (wisdom teeth does not apply), and major injury.
I got put on oxy's for a pretty long period of time do to harsh injury which didnt heal, which inturn because a pain problem. The problem I found after getting off the lovely white pills, was after in was all said and done, any other pain pill I took that wasn't a high dose pain killer, didn't give pain relief. As in I was used to basicly almost total pain relief, instead of being comfortable, and learning to deal with it.
My advice careful with those little white pills, and if you don't use them all dispose of them properly.
Celticgirl said:Be careful with oxycontin. There is such a growing addiction here in Cape Breton with those pills that the crime rate is on a sharp rise here and young people are overdosing (and dying) left and right. There is a documentary out called Cottonland about this problem. (Cotton = oxycontin) I can tell you I wouldn't touch the stuff with a 10-foot pole. :-\
uncle-midget-boyd said:I'm getting ready to get into the car to head to Halifax for my biopsy. I can't even have a freakin' coffee. :boring:
Midget
Celticgirl said:Be careful with oxycontin. There is such a growing addiction here in Cape Breton with those pills that the crime rate is on a sharp rise here and young people are overdosing (and dying) left and right. There is a documentary out called Cottonland about this problem. (Cotton = oxycontin) I can tell you I wouldn't touch the stuff with a 10-foot pole. :-\
MedTech said:My dear Stewart was speaking from clinical experience and advice. I'm sure she knows that it does and what it can do if abused, and she definitely isn't using it for "recreational" purposes.