Comments by "Stephen Villano" (@spvillano) on "Chubbyemu" channel.

@Offset yeah, my bad, that'd be me. Had some baked beans and well, I am tagged REF. Retired, Extremely Flatulent. One of my bolus results in an area that resembles a large bolide impact.
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@Offset triggered? I'm notoriously hard to trigger, save with a physical attack, which are always ended abruptly and I walk off before police show up to give me credit.
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@papi_dummy yeah. I'm unaware of any murders or suicides committed using mercury as a toxin. That's just too messed up for murder and too excessive for the most masochistic suicide.
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Give another decade, we'll know if it's familial or exposure. Gluten is hard to avoid, increasing over my lifetime. And a joke within the family, having a gluten addiction. Noodles or bread, make both by hand. And having been poorer than him and raising kids, well, rice and beans worked, noodles and tuna and green beans are a staple still today. And turkey day massive of turkey, yams, cranberries and collard greens from scratch remains on the table (and turkey will be frozen for subsequent meals, especially turkey salad). Which reminds me, got new containers, a tidbit of fridge space, there is a dearth of turkey salad...
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A recovery beats nonrecovery. And I was feeling bad about going through a quart of juice over three days, largely having a large glass with dinner... Been tapering that back a bit, due to glucose rising and family history of type 2 diabetes, coupled with my advancing age. Aw, screw it. I say, take off and nuke the site from orbit. It's the only way to be sure.
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That's OK, got the same hair style myself after my electric cigarette lighter arced to my finger. ;) Seriously though, my wife does my hair. Plain buzz cut, no messing with combs or styles.
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Well, many papers are actually written up with that phrase for a good reason.
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Doctors treat both maladies and ignorance. It's part and parcel of the profession. He's just one of the rarer doctors that are good at education.
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Oh, potatoes are fun! What are chaconine and solanine again? One would nearly think as if this planet doesn't like us! Or, maybe it likes us a bit too much, as a recyclable... ;)
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Aortic dissection with pseudoaneurysm, oh joy. I have a AAA with pseudoaneurysm, so it's still watchful waiting and I'm on the lookout for anything untoward. To add spice to life, COVID left me with moderate mitral regurgitation, just to add to the potential for mayhem. I guess I restrict my powerlifting to just Volkswagon Matchbox or Hotwheels cars. ;) At least, given my A1C has risen to 5.8, until my full body transplant can be performed.
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