The 50 Plus Cafe, Pub, All-Nite Greasy Spoon and Dive Bar

On a selfish front in the midst of:


Got water pressure. I can fend off the EPA now.


Interview was as good as could be hoped for. I drive down there Friday to meet them.


Contest: what ailment should I call in with to the current job?
1.De Clarembault Syndrome 2.Cotard's Syndrome 3. Urinary tract infection 4. Capgras Syndrome.... Take your pick...🤔🫣🫢🤭
 
On a selfish front in the midst of:


Got water pressure. I can fend off the EPA now.


Interview was as good as could be hoped for. I drive down there Friday to meet them.


Contest: what ailment should I call in with to the current job?
Sickadisshit infection ...going around i hear

Or

Tell em you are having vision problems (cause you can't see yourself coming to work)
 
We have donated our bodies to a medical college
I'm looking into this option as well.
Contest: what ailment should I call in with to the current job?
Loving all the entries! 😍
And still, a part of me says, "keep it simple and plausible". May I suggest the simple "tummy bug"... for reasons
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My GF and I watched the movie Complete Unknown. It was an excellent movie about an icon in music. His music is still relevant!
I've heard nothing but positive feedback from folk that have seen this flick.
I kinda like the UTI. I shall have to stay put and guzzle cranberry juice.
Unrelated personal note - I was doing just that one weekend about 10-12 years ago. Mentioned to a friend that I didn't think I could drink another drop.
Their response:
You know there's cranberry capsules, right?
My brothers and sisters of the Spoon 🤯🤯🤯
I've been taking capsules ever since - never had a recurrence of the issue.
Impaction... i.e. you're full of shit....
Had this happen to a coworker @ 20 years ago. I don't work with them anymore. Statute of Limitations has passed, so the Cone of Silence is lifted - -

Coworker spent hours in the ER thinking she was having a heart attack. Until the scan results came in.

Diagnosis: Impacted colon :poop:
She was full and needed a laxative.
Then came into work the next morning and told anyone who would listen all about it. Like it was a surprising travesty that had occurred.

Mind you, this was a woman who self-professed:
I don't eat fruit... or vegetables... or any foods that are red. Except for Red Velvet Cake :ROFLMAO: :oops:
Explained SO much!!
 
I'm looking into this option as well.

Loving all the entries! 😍
And still, a part of me says, "keep it simple and plausible". May I suggest the simple "tummy bug"... for reasons
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I've heard nothing but positive feedback from folk that have seen this flick.

Unrelated personal note - I was doing just that one weekend about 10-12 years ago. Mentioned to a friend that I didn't think I could drink another drop.
Their response:
You know there's cranberry capsules, right?
My brothers and sisters of the Spoon 🤯🤯🤯
I've been taking capsules ever since - never had a recurrence of the issue.

Had this happen to a coworker @ 20 years ago. I don't work with them anymore. Statute of Limitations has passed, so the Cone of Silence is lifted - -

Coworker spent hours in the ER thinking she was having a heart attack. Until the scan results came in.

Diagnosis: Impacted colon :poop:
She was full and needed a laxative.
Then came into work the next morning and told anyone who would listen all about it. Like it was a surprising travesty that had occurred.

Mind you, this was a woman who self-professed:
I don't eat fruit... or vegetables... or any foods that are red. Except for Red Velvet Cake :ROFLMAO: :oops:
Explained SO much!!
I have fixed the impaction problem in the er many times...... emergent enema and manual removal..... nursing is such a glorious profession
 
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