(OFF): test (ramblin)

[mary ann sullivan]

You talk about me being paranoid, concerning the cat? I guess the groomers
need to be sterilized after treating each pet.
    Concerning the opiates, the former bass player from Alice In Chains died
a while ago, and he'd been using something called oxymorphone, the spelling
could be wrong.  What I take is hidromorphone,(the dilaudid),  percosette is
oxycontin, and vicadan is hidrocodone, and percs are stronger, so I'd think
this oxymorph might even be stronger than my dilaudid, but I don't know much
about it, I did a bit of research, and couldn't find much on it, so I really
don't know.     

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By the way Mary, I was thinking-  if my cat-bunny-flea-son required grooming
or nail clipping (other than I wouldn't have him), isnlt that a primary
health risk by exposure??
I was thinking if it had to be done, by a company, shouldn't they be
required to come out to the home and perform a massive sterilization of all
equipment and then there's still the horrific fear that their clothing could
contain germs from the previous pets they've been around.
Also just a random thought-  has heroin now been trumped and is there now a
more perfect "whatever drug"??
If it exists and contains none of the baggage of the aforementioned I think
I might be game if it's legal.

On 8/9/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 8/9/11, mike coleman <insect.brain at gmail.com> wrote:
>> On 8/9/11, mary ann sullivan <maryann.sullivan1 at verizon.net> wrote:
>>> I missed all the fun while sleeping.
>>
>> It's never too late to WAKE UP unless bodily expiration has 
>> transpired. And it's going to
>>
>
> While I personally want it for everyone, including myself, it 
> certainly isnlt for the weak, or faint, that much I know, so that 
> excludes the sheep, cattle and ostriches, and sadly doesn't leave 
> much.
>