there's a litany of reasons why i'm not a doctor. overall laziness probably being the top reason. but i would go with bad decision making as a close second. even worse - decision making under pressure. or self-diagnosing and self-medicating.
case in point - when b suggested that i add dayquil to my wine. i immediately thought {2 BIRDS!} and began the creation process.
and in case you're wondering - it's fucking terrible. syrupy, like when you put your vodka in the freezer and then pull it out because you want to take a shot but you can barely choke it down because the freezing temperature has made it disgusting. ack.
but here's my problem. i love deals. who doesn't? you're probably thinking - what's the problem...a deal? there's no problem with a deal. well yes there is.
case in point. dinner with shitler. at a local watering hole we discovered that they have $1 tacos. so having been battling this motherfucker of a cold all week i wholeheartedly agree and thought i deserved a goddamn taco (and also because i physically cannot refuse a taco).
but i was good. i had water and two tacos. until the bastard of a bartender informs us that on thursdays from 7-12, ladies drink taps and rails for $6. all fucking bets were off after that. the bartender was all "if you only have two it practically pays for itself." and i was all, "fuck you, i'm going to have enough to make them 50 cent drinks. keep 'em coming!"
[caption id="attachment_1551" align="aligncenter" width="300" caption="i'm on the right. obviously. just call me robin williams."][/caption]
[caption id="attachment_1552" align="aligncenter" width="224" caption="so. many. limes."][/caption]
so whatever. i'm weak. and still sick. sicker than usual.
and it's taken me like three hours to compile this. because gnoemo and juliet is on and it might be the most adorable thing i have ever seen.
Quit being a pussy and do what I do. NyQuil at night, DayQuil and Claritin-D (the stuff you make meth with) in the morning, and a steady dose of Mucinex. You will spend a majority of your day in a medically induced haze, but who hates that? Plus it's like your head is filled with helium, instead of the hot air yours is normally filled with.
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