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Blue Kitty:
I've had to have my ears syringed quite a few times since tubes were put in because I would get terrible ear infections when I was little. The last time it happened they flushed out the last tiny pieces (I think it was around the time Fire Emblem first came out in the US).
Any way, I also had to have some vein in my nose sealed shut because of excess bleeding. They took something extremely cold (what's that stuff that they guy was frozen with in the 2nd Terminator?) and shoved it up my nose. It felt like the inside of my nose was being welded shut, never a pleasant experience.
jodizzle:
--- Quote from: 0bsessions on 02 Dec 2008, 07:36 ---On a more serious note: either it's a mistake or, no offense, you have no one to blame but yourself or your housemates. Bills come monthly and shit gets lost in the mail a lot. If you're living on your own, you need to keep track of these things and not rely on this shit getting to you in any reasonable fashion. If it's been two months since you paid your electric bill and you haven't seen a notice, you should probably call the power company or check your online statement.
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Actually, power bills with Ergon Energy come every 3 months so it is quite easy to lose track. Also I only moved in about 3 months ago so I had no idea when the next one was meant to be coming in.
And if we lost the bill, we should have gotten an overdue notice in the mail BEFORE they decided to just come and cut off our power.
KvP:
--- Quote from: Alex C on 02 Dec 2008, 19:18 ---Anyone who thinks ear troubles are the worst troubles has never really seen the horrors committed in the name of podiatry.
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Actually, I take it back. The worst troubles are kidney stone troubles. Specifically urethral stint troubles.
BrittanyMarie:
I used to have tubes in my ears too. The last time something like what Harry described happened to me, the doc told me to tilt my head sideways, pour peroxide in my ear, wait thirty or so seconds, and then pour it out over a sink or something. It is disgusting, but it works.
öde:
Yeah Jon, it's either the law, or basically the law in civilised countries that notices and warnings have to be given before cutting off or changing someone's service.
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