Bad Day at Black Rock

Walt Davies · Feb 24, 2009

I had another spell with low blood pressure time it was dehydration from the $hits all Sunday night, a real BUMMER.

Guess I better learn how to drink and go at the same time giggle.
Well I'm glad to be getting back to normal hope that's the last of these but don't bet the farm on it.

Walt

Old Roy · Feb 24, 2009

Good Walt Glad your feeling better ! If you had some of my High BP , and I had some of your low BP we would be just fine.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2009

What a topic!

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2009

walt i hope you get to feelin better.you remind me of my ol truck just needs a little more maintenence than the rest of them.have a good day. RICK

plow hand · Feb 24, 2009

Walt...wouldn't that be called the scours ???

ca.hess · Feb 24, 2009

Walt you been eating some of that peanut butter? My long gone gramaw said to eat a some burned toast for the scours. Put a little jelly on it.

buickanddeere · Feb 24, 2009

Seriously.
Incase immediate medical treatment is not available and the patient is suffering life threatening dehydration. The accepted solution is to consume charcoal to reduce the loss of bodily fluids.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2009

Georgia peanuts will do that to you.

fixerupper · Feb 24, 2009

Glad you're getting better. Keep the Imodium handy. It's not fun going through what you did. Jim

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2009

Bein' as My favorite HEALIN" place has always been a good HONKYTONK and My lifes real ambition is to be the best honky tonk guitar picker the world has ever seen and RICK made the connection with trucks...Like on one of My favorite songs, guess this covers a lot of Us old Hands and a lot of the trucks We own or have owned....I dedicate this one to Us, Our trucks and Our tractors DIM LIGHTS, THICK SMOKE, AND LOUD LOUD MUSIC

Crem · Feb 24, 2009

Would that be the crunchy type charcoal?

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rrlund · Feb 24, 2009

You've got my sympathy Walt. I had it for 2 full weeks right around the first of the year. Didn't know the human body could hold that much liquid. Probably just pure coincidence,but I had gotten a new pair of boots right about that time and they were way too tight. Everytime I'd put them on,I'd get the urge to go. When I finally relaized that,I quit wearing them and wore an old pair. It went away right away and never came back. My wife's a nurse and she's always said that there were pressure points in your feet that caused all kinds of maladies. I'm kinda believing it. You haven't bought a new pair of shoes lately have you?

buickanddeere · Feb 24, 2009

Straight out of the firepit cooled, ground up some and eaten.
Not appetizing but better than people at your funeral knowing you died of loose bowels.

Anonymous-0 · Feb 24, 2009

Have to get the imodium out. Reminds me of excuses for kids missing school I heard on the radio several years ago. Apparently they were actual letters from parents. The best one...Please excuse Johnny from school yesterday. He had diarrhia and his boots leak. LoL Dave

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