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Controversy!

My coaches were pissed!

The fight was pretty even. When the scores were read, it was given to me as the win. But a minute later, one of the judges said he/she had misread the score and it went to my opponent. So it was a very short lived victory. But yeah, my coaches were pissed. I was a little pissed. The reversal got...
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damionw:
Congrats on your result. You know who won. Like you said, it's subjective, if you feel like you won then you won.

How swollen are they? more than normal for a fight? Your probably already familiar with this, but you know about rolling/pressing out bruises to speed healing and reduce swelling right?

Cookies!
trussrigger:
Arnica...use lots of arnica...
And lately (ie: the last year or so) for some reason I haven't had the nerve to ask out any of the really cute people I randomly meet, either. But a personal Doctor to help tend the sore spots would have been nice. *winks*
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I'm done with school tomorrow. At least until the fall. hahaha. Yeah, MPH here I come.

I also need to finish working on my presentation but I'm soooo not into it. The weather is nice and I see the end in sight = me being lazy.

I went to dinner at European Union on 4th between A and B with my buddy Marta and her...
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panthro:
heehee that woman has no idea how close to death she actually came!
good for you though for keeping your cool. you don't need any bullshit in your life because you beat up some stupid twat. yes, i called her a twat. biggrin

grilled black bass is delish!
ricksnake:
Road rage! haha! You'd of fucked her up and that'd teach her and her kids not to fuck with a crazy tattooed Asian. But you're right about not knowing if someone has a gun, knife, or whatever. I try to avoid those situations too.
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Well Gage, our 13 year old red nosed pitbull was euthanized on Wednesday at around 10 am. I was stuck at school so I only got to say goodbye to her when my ex left the apartment before I did. It was so sad. I spent a chunk of Tuesday night crying and trying to console myself that euthanizing her was a good choice. You...
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mingol:
I'm very sorry. I've been there too, and it's truly awful.
lilviciousone:
I'm so sorry.
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The joys of fighting...

The biggest thing is the weight. You obsess about your weight the entire time you're training because most people need to drop weight for a fight. I weighed myself 5-10 times a day. I could tell you approximately how much weight I would drop if I went to the bathroom and urinated approximately X amount. It's scary.

The food was the...
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darke:
Nothing NEARLY as cool, I'm afraid... biggrin
mocha:
kiss
i've been bald for a while now! i buzzed it, but dont get the wrong idea-- the rest of the body is still furry!
glad you're back biggrin
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Fight update:

The event was a little slow to get off the ground because they hadn't gotten the ring ready by the time people came in to see the fight. Eh, it's okay.

One of the fighters from my gym came in overweight and couldn't cut the last of it by the time he needed to. Another guy from our gym was also supposed to...
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darke:
welcome back, glad to hear you kicked some ass. sounds like that first judge had his head up his ass.
marigold:
welcome back! congratulations on kicking ass. ^_^
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Yes yes, I am back thanks to someone sending me a nice gift smile. Thanks!

At any rate, I've been uber busy and not around at all. Ya wanna know why?

Today is the day of my first Muay Thai fight. I had about 5 weeks to dump almost 10 lbs. Last week I got down to 119 and I'm fighting at 118. I think...
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twwly:
Best of luck!
zolta:
Good luck go manic on em.
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I think I'm coming down with a cold or the air is really dry and my sinuses are dehydrated. I can't tell. Maybe I'll use the humidifier tonight.

I finished my first 5 week rotation at Bellevue. Yay. Internal Med rotations are supposed to be the suck and I managed pretty well. Imagine if I really applied myself. Plus I got along with my preceptor...
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nursejill:
I am glad you survived your first rotation. Which one is next?
mingol:
Dry winter weather always causes me sinus problems, too. While living in Michigan I found a humidifier to be an absolute must.

Congrats on finishing your first rotation.
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I'm a little disappointed but somewhat relieved that one of my questions was finally answered. The Forest group offered the fellowship to a fucker from the fucking midwest. I'm a little pissed because I would have rather not moved. But now I know where I"ll be in July.

I'm MOVING TO PHILLY!

Shit, what the fuck is there to do there? I'm going to miss...
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trussrigger:
Reason I need to get back to Philly as often as possible.
1: D'mitri's- Just a short walk from South Street this little Greek restaurant that specializes in seafood is worth the, sometimes up to an hour, wait....just go across the street and hang out at the New Wave...which has a pretty damn good menu of their own.
2: Vietnam Restaurant- I go just for their veggie spring rolls and fried veggie spring rolls. And all their other dishes I've had are pretty good too. Not to be confused with Vietnam Palace across the street...they're not as good.
3: White Dog Cafe- Pretty much everything is organic and just damn GOOD. Also just a great place to stop off for a pint after work. Right in the heart of Univ. city between Drexel and Penn....almost on Penn campus.
4: Victory Hop Devil on tap everywhere....My most favorite brew.
5: McGlinchy's- Little hole in the wall that has one of the most eclectic clientele I've ever seen....crusty punk sitting next to stock broker....and you can't beat the pints of Yuengling Porter for $1.50....I remember when it was a buck.....actually it might have gone up since I was last there....that would be sad.

That's just the start....I loved the seven years I lived in Philly, except for that fact that finding work I liked was hard there.
If we make it back there this summer, we'll drop you a line.
Cheers
red_bess:
Im sorry you didnt get the one you wanted, but at least you get to start afresh somewhere new! kiss
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Wow! What a nice surprise seeing all the happy birthdays. Thanks so much for the b-day wishes! I usually keep it on the downlow and don't tell people but 3-0 is a big one.

I haven't been online in the last week because of my trip to Anaheim for the American Society of Health System Pharmacists Midyear Clinical Meeting. I woke up super early on...
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user081222227:
oh poo.. i forgot too!
I really need to work on my attention to detail...
Oh well, while you're down here kicking ricksnake in the nuts, you can punch me in the tit or something haha
Hope everything's dandy with you smile smile
glassheart:
you sound like a moldspawn.
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Damn I'm tired. I haven't slept well in a few nights. Probably the hormones. Plus the achy back from the female time of the month.....what fun no? I think I might take a nap.

I finally got my reimbursement from school for the health insurance shit they charged me for. I also finally got my scholarship money from last year. That means I can put...
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nicolelee:
I went to a local plastic surgeon, no one fancy. I was referred to him by an acquaintance that went to him for her nose job. I wasn't up for looking through the dozens of possibilities, I can't travel out of my city, so I simply went with him (plus the office staff was fabulous).
He had repaired torn lobes before, but my case was the first where "someone stretched their lobes and wanted them to be normal again."
I didn't get to see ANYTHING, so I don't know how much of my lobe was cut off (though I know that a small chunk is missing, or else they wouldn't be so small now).
However, I'm VERY happy with everything. The local anesthetic was enough to prevent any pain DURING the surgery, and there was very very little afterwards. Once in a while, I would feel a pinching sensation-- but didn't take anything stronger than your standard over-the-counter Tylenol for it. There was very little pot-op bleeding, very little swelling, and the stitches come out this Tuesday.
Without insurance, everything (consultation, procedure and anesthetic, and all post-op visits) were included in the $2,000 total. And well worth it, I must say.
argene:
I see aunthood suits yousmile