anyone know how to change the damn parental code on a ps2? some dbag must have put a password in and now i can't watch lost

update: 7444 didnt work but 0000 did. lost here i come

td11 wrote:fair enough.

have you seen trailers for the sequel? HILARIOUS.

It's going to be exactly like EuroTrip, except it's not going to suck.

I laughed at the Mi Escuzi (sp?) bit. That was funny.

i hope he turns out to be a terrible boyfriend and that the sex is lousy and etc etc [/vindictive]

Monkeyboy wrote:

td11 wrote:haha, it's darvocet. how disappointing.

not really, i don't think i'll ever do any drugs. too indian.

yukc, hate that stuff. I took it once and it make me itch like crazy and then throw up. I think it's an oxycontin derivative (I'm 90% sure, as I had trouble finding out) and I'm allergic to oxycontin.

Propoxyphene (one of the actice ingredients in Darvocet) and oxycodone (Oxycontin) are both opioid analgesics. If you have a true allergy to oxycodone, it's quite possible that you would be allergic to propoxyphene as well (which would explain the symptoms you experienced after taking Darvocet). When I was working in retail pharmacy and a patient said they were allergic to oxycodone, we would enter it into the computer as an opioid allergy and then a warning would come up anytime we attempted to dispense a drug from that class. You should probably be careful when taking any prescription pain medicine as most of them are in this same class.

mickbayne wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

td11 wrote:haha, it's darvocet. how disappointing.

not really, i don't think i'll ever do any drugs. too indian.

yukc, hate that stuff. I took it once and it make me itch like crazy and then throw up. I think it's an oxycontin derivative (I'm 90% sure, as I had trouble finding out) and I'm allergic to oxycontin.

Propoxyphene (one of the actice ingredients in Darvocet) and oxycodone (Oxycontin) are both opioid analgesics. If you have a true allergy to oxycodone, it's quite possible that you would be allergic to propoxyphene as well (which would explain the symptoms you experienced after taking Darvocet). When I was working in retail pharmacy and a patient said they were allergic to oxycodone, we would enter it into the computer as an opioid allergy and then a warning would come up anytime we attempted to dispense a drug from that class. You should probably be careful when taking any prescription pain medicine as most of them are in this same class.

Where do percocets fall? When I had a kidney stone, they gave me percocets and I didn't have any trouble with them. In fact, they were awesome. The doctor actually told me that he didn't have any problem giving me as many as I need. At the time, the way he said it (almost a wink and a nudge), I thought he was offering to be my dealer or something. Anyway, I didn't ask for more, but I was tempted.

I think my new pants might be lucky.

Monkeyboy wrote:

mickbayne wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

td11 wrote:haha, it's darvocet. how disappointing.

not really, i don't think i'll ever do any drugs. too indian.

yukc, hate that stuff. I took it once and it make me itch like crazy and then throw up. I think it's an oxycontin derivative (I'm 90% sure, as I had trouble finding out) and I'm allergic to oxycontin.

Propoxyphene (one of the actice ingredients in Darvocet) and oxycodone (Oxycontin) are both opioid analgesics. If you have a true allergy to oxycodone, it's quite possible that you would be allergic to propoxyphene as well (which would explain the symptoms you experienced after taking Darvocet). When I was working in retail pharmacy and a patient said they were allergic to oxycodone, we would enter it into the computer as an opioid allergy and then a warning would come up anytime we attempted to dispense a drug from that class. You should probably be careful when taking any prescription pain medicine as most of them are in this same class.

Where do percocets fall? When I had a kidney stone, they gave me percocets and I didn't have any trouble with them. In fact, they were awesome. The doctor actually told me that he didn't have any problem giving me as many as I need. At the time, the way he said it (almost a wink and a nudge), I thought he was offering to be my dealer or something. Anyway, I didn't ask for more, but I was tempted.

That's strange. The active ingredients in Percocet are acetaminophen and oxycodone. Oxycontin is just oxycodone, but in an extended release form. So, unless your reaction is being caused by inactive ingredients, if you're allergic to Oxycontin, you should almost certainly be allergic to Percocet as well.

Luckily I've never had a kidney stone, but from my understanding they are pretty friggin painful, so the doc was probably justified in offering to write you more scripts.

I just turned on the TV for the first time in about two months (aside from a few snippets of a couple eagles games). this little nicky movie, where adam sandler is the devil's son, is on. This has to be just about the worst movie ever made.

I won the game you're not supposed to win. Now I don't know where to sleep.

In a 1992 survey, Republican presidential candidate Mike Huckabee condemned living together out of wedlock and stated that the homosexual lifestyle could pose a health risk to the public.

The survey also revealed that Huckabee churned his own butter and used a horse and buggy as his chief mode of transportation.

mickbayne wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

mickbayne wrote:

Monkeyboy wrote:

td11 wrote:haha, it's darvocet. how disappointing.

not really, i don't think i'll ever do any drugs. too indian.

yukc, hate that stuff. I took it once and it make me itch like crazy and then throw up. I think it's an oxycontin derivative (I'm 90% sure, as I had trouble finding out) and I'm allergic to oxycontin.

Propoxyphene (one of the actice ingredients in Darvocet) and oxycodone (Oxycontin) are both opioid analgesics. If you have a true allergy to oxycodone, it's quite possible that you would be allergic to propoxyphene as well (which would explain the symptoms you experienced after taking Darvocet). When I was working in retail pharmacy and a patient said they were allergic to oxycodone, we would enter it into the computer as an opioid allergy and then a warning would come up anytime we attempted to dispense a drug from that class. You should probably be careful when taking any prescription pain medicine as most of them are in this same class.

Where do percocets fall? When I had a kidney stone, they gave me percocets and I didn't have any trouble with them. In fact, they were awesome. The doctor actually told me that he didn't have any problem giving me as many as I need. At the time, the way he said it (almost a wink and a nudge), I thought he was offering to be my dealer or something. Anyway, I didn't ask for more, but I was tempted.

That's strange. The active ingredients in Percocet are acetaminophen and oxycodone. Oxycontin is just oxycodone, but in an extended release form. So, unless your reaction is being caused by inactive ingredients, if you're allergic to Oxycontin, you should almost certainly be allergic to Percocet as well.

Luckily I've never had a kidney stone, but from my understanding they are pretty friggin painful, so the doc was probably justified in offering to write you more scripts.

Hmmmm, I wonder why it happened. I mean, I got REALLY itchy, it was ridiculous. Then I got really sick for an hour or so. I wonder if I was allergic to the filler or whatever the inactive ingredients are.

Yes, kidney stones hurt like heck. Before they got the ativan in me, I was basically lying on the table writhing in pain.

i fall asleep to avoid facing work/problems.

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I wish the NBA draft was tonight.

my mom's quadrilingual.

criminal justice seems like an interesting major.

my meathead "friend" just transferred into cornell with a 3.4. slut.

td11 wrote:my mom's quadrilingual.

criminal justice seems like an interesting major.

my meathead "friend" just transferred into cornell with a 3.4. slut.

Around here, criminal justice is the major for football players who can't do "Health, Kinesiology, and Recreation" otherwise known as HKR.

meh, i dunno. i actually learned a lot in that class (probably mostly because i didn't know anything about the topic before that). and the professor was awesome. that probably helped a lot.

td11 wrote:meh, i dunno. i actually learned a lot in that class (probably mostly because i didn't know anything about the topic before that). and the professor was awesome. that probably helped a lot.

Well, it's got some definite career tracks--cop, parole officer, corrections. Top grads can get into federal law enforcement, but you don't need a cj degree for fed jobs. FBI prefers accounting majors.

TenuredVulture wrote:

td11 wrote:meh, i dunno. i actually learned a lot in that class (probably mostly because i didn't know anything about the topic before that). and the professor was awesome. that probably helped a lot.

Well, it's got some definite career tracks--cop, parole officer, corrections. Top grads can get into federal law enforcement, but you don't need a cj degree for fed jobs. FBI prefers accounting majors.

interesting. a good friend of mine is a CRJU major and wants to work for the FBI. I don't know if I should tell her this or not.