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Apr 22 2015 08:25pm
Quote (ChowYunFat @ Apr 22 2015 08:21pm)
Side effect of swole status.

Also, side effect of owning a pickup truck.


Seriously though.. you own a pickup truck, you automatically get labeled a pro bono mover.
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Apr 22 2015 09:11pm
Quote (CMBurns @ Apr 22 2015 06:55pm)
Anyone gets asked to help move all the fucking time?


All the time
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Apr 22 2015 11:55pm
Quote (YoloSwag420 @ Apr 22 2015 08:32pm)
nah i just get lists of random symptoms and medical junk... and then when i ignore it, i later get asked for random medical advice

90% is paranoia from chicks i used to chill with/went to school with/dated in the past --- yeah right like i wanna give free medical advice to these people

http://i59.tinypic.com/n2n89f.png


rofl these people r not really giving u any useful info to help diagnose anything lol

unless theres more info, even if gallstones, wouldn't u still need to ask at least a few more questions?
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Apr 23 2015 04:50am
Literally just got asked the day before by my brother to help him and his gf move their stuff to a new place, tfw.
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Apr 23 2015 06:59am
Quote (noob_whacker @ Apr 23 2015 01:55am)
rofl these people r not really giving u any useful info to help diagnose anything lol

unless theres more info, even if gallstones, wouldn't u still need to ask at least a few more questions?


of course lol! and there is so much more to work up and you should always do a physical before jumping to any conclusions...
giving free definitive diagnosis on the internet is a GG way to get sued or lose a license

Quote (cloudkicker @ Apr 22 2015 08:40pm)
gallstone? assuming pain was in r hypochondriac quadrant


tough to say with that level of detail.... asking more specific questions leads me to suspect: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Costochondritis

I talked with her about it but told her to see her own MD so he can examine... she will follow up with me after it. haha maybe im right, maybe im not---- but n/n getting sued ;)


Quote (Balla @ Apr 22 2015 08:43pm)
similar to yoloswag for me.. only been asked once to help someone move
but people somewhat commonly message me and (more-often) irl friends/acquaintances text/ask me about some certain topic in science/physiology like how something works or about a new study, etc.
Not really "medical" advice though.
then ofc a bombardment of messages from various forumers but that's expected for us all (lightman, you - burns, yoloswag, cloud, gearz, etc)


that's how it starts ^_^
then bam -- if u go to med school, within the first semester people will be asking for a diagnosis!
always remember to include "she wants the D" in the differential


even last night these girls were worrying about nothing lol
it is like there is too much information available online now and they're just worried about everything they read ---- inb4 everybody get NMS (http://emedicine.medscape.com/article/816018-overview)



while i can't give anybody a diagnosis or tell them that everything will for sure be okay, i like to think i make a small difference by putting their mind at ease at least temporarily and guiding them towards seeking appropriate treatment

This post was edited by YoloSwag420 on Apr 23 2015 07:01am
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Apr 23 2015 09:31am
Terrible when they want you to help move but they aren't even packed...

You show up ready to lift and then that happens...

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Quote (Balla @ Apr 22 2015 05:43pm)
similar to yoloswag for me.. only been asked once to help someone move
but people somewhat commonly message me and (more-often) irl friends/acquaintances text/ask me about some certain topic in science/physiology like how something works or about a new study, etc.
Not really "medical" advice though.
then ofc a bombardment of messages from various forumers but that's expected for us all (lightman, you - burns, yoloswag, cloud, gearz, etc)


im guilty of bombardment
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Apr 23 2015 12:31pm
yes, never saw it as a bad thing.

last year i helped 2 friends move into their new places, later this year a friend booked me in advance for loading all his shit into pods to move out to las vegas

it's good to help out friends and be a good friend. plus, if you ever need a hand, can always say "hey remember that time i helped you carry that washing machine up 4 flights of narrow-ass stairs?"

same with people who ask for exercise/nutrition advice, even the girls who just seem clueless, i like helping people out and being liked amongst peers. can't be the only one.
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Apr 23 2015 03:50pm
Quote (Balla @ Apr 22 2015 08:43pm)
similar to yoloswag for me.. only been asked once to help someone move
but people somewhat commonly message me and (more-often) irl friends/acquaintances text/ask me about some certain topic in science/physiology like how something works or about a new study, etc.
Not really "medical" advice though.
then ofc a bombardment of messages from various forumers but that's expected for us all (lightman, you - burns, yoloswag, cloud, gearz, etc)


Seriously, whose dick do I have to suck to get some answers around here?
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