Chatbox II: The Rebirth

Well done Xeno

 

No doctors for Emily.

 

I actually got a huge wake up call the other day. I asked Cog if the three reviews that I've done are sufficient as reviews and he made me realise that my review/post ratio is roughly... 1/1000.

Then I did another review and messed up.

 

How about a GP?

 

But when I get horribly sick, so sick my students actually behave because they think I'm gonna die (happened once - walking pneumonia), don't you want to be able to say you went and therefore I have to go?

 

Mine is about the same.

 

I need to do more reviews. Ive done a bit more, but i have learnt so much by reviewing. I have discovered its one of the best ways to becokme a better writer.

 

No.
Doctors.
For.
Emily.

 

Bit of an odd question, but would you consider Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring to be in the public domain? As far as I know, the law in England is 50 years.

 

You will let my die at some future date rather than go see a doctor?! I thought we were friends ........

 

GRRRRRRRRRRRRR!

 

2394/23 = 104

Not a bad post/review ratio if i say so myself (Wonders if they were decent reviews though.

 

No.
I didn't say that.
I would just pack you in the car myself, and force you to go. No coercion necessary.

 

By the time you get to NY, I'll be jamming with Elvis.

 

You have to understand, no all doctors are evil Emily!


By speedyjjj at 2009-08-10

 

Would not.

Curiosity: I havve two tylenol, two ibuprofen, two sudafed, and two daytime sinus pills. What happens if I take them all at once? (I'm not going to do it. I just want to know what would happen.)

 

Why, that's a good question, Dan. However, I can't be too sure, so maybe you should ask the other members for their opinion on the matter?

 

I have your problems with sinus (If they get all gunked up and you get all stuffy)

 

I drive to that little town and make you go to the doctor!

 

Just don't drive!!

 

DING! THIS is the Best Line of the Day! Congrats Xeno.

(I have no idea BTW)

 

hahahahaha. noted.

 

Yay! I actually won it this time!

See, next year for Media Studies we spend the entire year making one short film (ten minutes long) and I'm thinking that, as The Rite Of Spring is over half an hour long, and changes many, many times, I could use it as incidental music and not have to pay royalties.

You see, I have brains.

 

The guidelines for winning the award is simple. I have to read it and actually laugh outloud.

 

Ah, but THIS Doctor will come to you:


(I'm going to keep doing this until you notice it!)