Have You Seen Danger? - Concerned about Health

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In summary, Danger is worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned his health and his brother in law's death. Danger is also worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned his health and his brother in law's death. Danger is also worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned his health and his brother in law's death. Danger is also worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned his health and his brother in law's death. Danger is also worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned his health and his brother in law's death. Danger is also worried about his last online conversation with Georgina in which she mentioned
  • #106
I was watching a Canucks (Vancouver hockey team) game on the TV last evening at the pub. It reminded me of Danger. Danger? Hellooo. You out there? :rolleyes:
 
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  • #107
Try cheese! :!)
 
  • #108
I was awakened from an unscheduled nap on my floor somewhere between my back door and my bed by Lacy's dulcet tones on my answering machine gently prodding me to Get off your *** and answer the phone! Such ladylike persuasion is not to be ignored, so here I'm is.
 
  • #109
Yeah!
 
  • #110
Hi Danger! You should know by now that ignoring PF is futile. :smile:
 
  • #111
Glad to see you breathing!

Or is it too dark humor?
 
  • #112
Danger said:
I was awakened from an unscheduled nap on my floor somewhere between my back door and my bed by Lacy's dulcet tones on my answering machine gently prodding me to Get off your *** and answer the phone! Such ladylike persuasion is not to be ignored, so here I'm is.

Feel fortunate that you were awakened by Lacy's dulcet tones, rather than by my hysterical snarls.
 
  • #113
arildno said:
Feel fortunate that you were awakened by Lacy's dulcet tones, rather than by my hysterical snarls.

I find it very difficult to envision you snarling, but I'll take your word for it and consider myself warned for the future.

Borek, ol' pal... when it comes to humour, there is no such thing as 'too dark'. The next time I die, there damned well better be somebody laughing at me or it'll be a wasted moment. (The last time doesn't count because it was temporary.) If I go through all of the hassle of biting the biscuit, the least that you can do is be amused by it. Hmmm... maybe I should update my Medic Alert bracelet with instructions to stick a clown nose on me in Intensive Care. :biggrin:
 
  • #114
Danger said:
I find it very difficult to envision you snarling, but I'll take your word for it and consider myself warned for the future.

Borek, ol' pal... when it comes to humour, there is no such thing as 'too dark'. The next time I die, there damned well better be somebody laughing at me or it'll be a wasted moment. (The last time doesn't count because it was temporary.) If I go through all of the hassle of biting the biscuit, the least that you can do is be amused by it. Hmmm... maybe I should update my Medic Alert bracelet with instructions to stick a clown nose on me in Intensive Care. :biggrin:

Let me tell you where you can stick a clown nose or any of Michael Jackson's collection Mr. Danger.
Temporary dying ONLY is allowed!~
We all do that enough time here on PF and we can start a research thread on ... well you know, what ever.
Good to have you back.
Thanks for the laughs last night and you know I do not feel one bit guilty about laughing at dearly departed Michael Jackson's noses... Very healthy good old fashion fun. Will be back for more. :biggrin:
 
  • #115
Danger said:
I find it very difficult to envision you snarling, but I'll take your word for it and consider myself warned for the future.

Borek, ol' pal... when it comes to humour, there is no such thing as 'too dark'. The next time I die, there damned well better be somebody laughing at me or it'll be a wasted moment. (The last time doesn't count because it was temporary.) If I go through all of the hassle of biting the biscuit, the least that you can do is be amused by it. Hmmm... maybe I should update my Medic Alert bracelet with instructions to stick a clown nose on me in Intensive Care. :biggrin:
Maybe we all should carry emergency clown noses just in case. If we put a caduceus on it and a bit of text saying that it is not to be removed do you think people will go along with it?
 
  • #116
TheStatutoryApe said:
Maybe we all should carry emergency clown noses just in case. If we put a caduceus on it and a bit of text saying that it is not to be removed do you think people will go along with it?

I just bought a couple of emergency fangs to make my snarls more persuasive.
 
  • #117
Danger said:
Hmmm... maybe I should update my Medic Alert bracelet with instructions to stick a clown nose on me in Intensive Care. :biggrin:

This is what you need to put on it.

Next of kin notification: log into https://www.physicsforums.com, password=*******, leave message
 
  • #118
dlgoff, we should all have that on our med alerts. Don't you think? :smile:
 
  • #119
Lacy33 said:
dlgoff, we should all have that on our med alerts. Don't you think? :smile:
Yep.
 
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:blushing:
 
  • #121
Hey, Dan! Please stay close.
 

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