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Torpedo

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  1. If you can take ibuprofen and naproxen which are NSAIDs without issues, there's a lot of hope you can take many of them. Tylenol is a different type of substance, and mostly analgesic but not anti-inflammatory. Pretty safe for most people. I think it's important being tested when any pharmacologic allergy happens, specially if antibiotics and NSAIDs are involved. The allergic reaction usually is more severe if you use a large dose, but when real allergy (and no just intolerance) appears, even the slightest dose will elicit a response. If you're in doubt you may allergic to some medicin try another alternative, and if there's no other one, then try a small dose like 1/4 of a tablet or less. Sometimes just licking a tablet or putting a few grains from a pill on your lip will suffice to see if you're allergic.
  2. Cool!!! I have no idea what they've been removing, but looks good If you're allergic to Salsalate is quite possible you're to Aspirin and many other related drugs, including Indometacin and other NSAID. However getting yourself checked with allergic tests would be great, so you'd know for sure. There are many circumstances in life that knowing what NSAID you can use is very important, for the other only alternative is taking steroids, which is not always that desirable. I'm glad you're doing well. Take care of yourself
  3. Great news Shelly, I'm glad everything went well. Take the meds, it's easier not letting pain to start to hurt than controlling it once begins and is high.
  4. I've e-mailed an invoice and a filled form to have those 009 I purchased a few pages ago clearing customs. Delivery is closer
  5. Best wishes, Shelly, get well quickly and without pain
  6. Congratulations!!!!! I'm very glad for you
  7. Happy Birthday amigo
  8. Looks like the youngest, for being immature, have ear infections, the elder, for not being getting any younger, have arthritis So sorry guys, take care. Regarding the bionic hand, maybe Al can get it with a bionic detachable vagina for masturbation purposes. Just sayin'
  9. SACD or the new BluerayDisc release, Kevin?
  10. Dinny, it's possible we could see clearer differences (if they exist) on top harmonics (let's say from 18 to 22KHz) if you can - Adjust spectral analysis on Audacity at 1024 points (window size), increase dynamic range up to 120dB and use Blackmann-Harris window instead of hanning. - Then take a 2 seconds fragment rich on high frequency harmonics and zoom the analysis on it on both files. If they look the same, in any case we could see if the high Freq. energy on the HDT has some harmonic structure or is mainly noise.
  11. Happy birthday, Chris. The best circumstances allow
  12. Happiest birthday Mr Scotch, have a great "tasting"... well, whatever
  13. I would have mentioned it. Just to scare them a bit more
  14. And then Perfectest for the mkIV
  15. Manufacturers should avoid using the word perfect in their products, unless they plan to discontinue them, or closing the factory
  16. Best wishes, Scott. Hopefully your brother shows up soon.
  17. Wow, that's serious shit, Shelly. Congratulations
  18. Torpedo replied to johnwmclean's topic in Headphones
    "Reference" should mean something and provide some objective baseline. Your speakers don't become magically reference just for they fit your room and taste.
  19. Torpedo replied to Salt Peanuts's topic in Off Topic
    Glad you're fine Knucks, stay safe, that must have been a nightmare.
  20. Helium isn't poisonous, but if you breath just it, you die suffocated I guess. There's a mixture of Helium and oxygen which is used in medicine to alleviate respiratory symptoms. On critical conditions it allows for easier ventilation while you try to make an emergency tracheotomy. The UCI in our hospital uses it in such circumstances, which gives some extra time. If he was asthmatic or had another lung condition, maybe he used this Heliox to ease his breath, and then would explain their finding helium in his body.
  21. LOL Weird indeed
  22. Gary Karr - Super Double-bass
  23. Looks like that magazine cover inspired this Roomfull of Blues' album cover

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