What are You doing right now?

[Leto729]

quoted for truth Kevv

Okay.

[duncvis]

Riverdance, or at least my legs are. godfucking dammit

[McGiver]

Riverdance, or at least my legs are. godfucking dammit

stim away, bruv.

[Leto729]

Riverdance, or at least my legs are. godfucking dammit

I do that to on Cymbalta.

[duncvis]

Riverdance, or at least my legs are. godfucking dammit

I do that to on Cymbalta.

I've had it ever since I was on Efexor a few years ago, but it has got worse again since I went on SSRIs. Its doing my fucking head in. I've been having a read up and wondered if Seroquel might be helpful - according to what I've read that should help with the agitation and sleep disturbances I get as well as the restless leg shit. 

[Leto729]

The agitation can quite hard to deal with.

[duncvis]

Trying to wake up; working out how to install plugins for the all new Drivel site, which will have a forum and multimedia gallery soon... the news, polls and blogging options are far better using the new system, which is better integrated and has decent spam controls. Yays. 

[DirtDawg]

Riverdance, or at least my legs are. godfucking dammit

I do that to on Cymbalta.

I've had it ever since I was on Efexor a few years ago, but it has got worse again since I went on SSRIs. Its doing my fucking head in. I've been having a read up and wondered if Seroquel might be helpful - according to what I've read that should help with the agitation and sleep disturbances I get as well as the restless leg shit. 

I had that and a whole laundry list of fucked up side effects when I was on SSRIs. The leg shit never went away, but it only happens when I'm exhausted, now..... like after two days of shoveling snow.

[Litigious]

Drinking coffee, post whoring and thinking of washing of the worst shit from my car while it's still above freezing point.

[DirtDawg]

Trying to get my head around the fact that I still have one hundred twenty two feet of sidewalk to shovel. Doesn't sound too bad, but it's compacted, salt laden, snowplow sweepings on the bottom two feet and then another drift of about a foot, then another foot of snowplow sweepings. Yep, it's above my waist! On top of that it's two degrees Farenheit out there and re-frozen solid.

I've got a lot to get my head around, but if I'm not at least out there working on it, the city will fine me. SHIT!

 

[Leto729]

Thinking about going back to bed.

[Litigious]

Trying to get my head around the fact that I still have one hundred twenty two feet of sidewalk to shovel. Doesn't sound too bad, but it's compacted, salt laden, snowplow sweepings on the bottom two feet and then another drift of about a foot, then another foot of snowplow sweepings. Yep, it's above my waist! On top of that it's two degrees Farenheit out there and re-frozen solid.

I've got a lot to get my head around, but if I'm not at least out there working on it, the city will fine me. SHIT!

 

Why don't you buy your own mini snowplow? Many people here in Sweden have that. Some people even buy an old Volvo tractor just for using it as a snow plow in the winter.

By the way, is it the sidewalk outside your yard? Doesn't the city or county shovel that in the US? 

[Leto729]

Trying to get my head around the fact that I still have one hundred twenty two feet of sidewalk to shovel. Doesn't sound too bad, but it's compacted, salt laden, snowplow sweepings on the bottom two feet and then another drift of about a foot, then another foot of snowplow sweepings. Yep, it's above my waist! On top of that it's two degrees Farenheit out there and re-frozen solid.

I've got a lot to get my head around, but if I'm not at least out there working on it, the city will fine me. SHIT!

 

Why don't you buy your own mini snowplow? Many people here in Sweden have that. Some people even buy an old Volvo tractor just for using it as a snow plow in the winter.

By the way, is it the sidewalk outside your yard? Doesn't the city or county shovel that in the US? 

Sidewalk on Your property are Your responsibility I believe.

[DirtDawg]

City property actually ends about two feet from the side of the street on my side, but then they TAKE a twenty foot easement. On that easement which I own, technically, but not in practice, since I can't decide not to have a street next to my house, they have finished the street and added a curb and a sidewalk. Every part of my property is my problem to maintain. Fortunately, because of city codes, they build everything, but I have to keep it clean. I can even get a ticket for a McDonalds cup in the gutter, next to my house!

Oh, and I have to make sure the sewer drain stays free. I've already had to talk myself out of a ticket, for the asinine way people deal with leaves around were. They just rake them to the curb and the city vacuums them up, but if it rains while everyone's leaves are at the curb it plugs the sewer. Not really my fault.

[DirtDawg]

Trying to get my head around the fact that I still have one hundred twenty two feet of sidewalk to shovel. Doesn't sound too bad, but it's compacted, salt laden, snowplow sweepings on the bottom two feet and then another drift of about a foot, then another foot of snowplow sweepings. Yep, it's above my waist! On top of that it's two degrees Farenheit out there and re-frozen solid.

I've got a lot to get my head around, but if I'm not at least out there working on it, the city will fine me. SHIT!

 

Why don't you buy your own mini snowplow? Many people here in Sweden have that. Some people even buy an old Volvo tractor just for using it as a snow plow in the winter.

By the way, is it the sidewalk outside your yard? Doesn't the city or county shovel that in the US? 

The problem with that idea is that we don't get over a foot of snow very often, here. We usually get lots of snow, but it happens two or three inches at a time, usually. That's not even worth having a little snowblower for. A lot of dickhead, truck-driving, city-dwellers do, though, but I try to be more responsible with my own property. Trust me, if we got lots of foot deep snow, I would be making money off of it, not the way the city does - I would work for it.