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 Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 9:30 pm
CCxLenalee tkdauronXIII Mulizak tkdauronXIII Some nice warm tea is bound to help you out with that. If you feel as though you might have a throwing up feeling then do so without holding back, because your body might be trying to get rid of it. If you have a leaking nose then you should blow your nose evertime to stop the mucous from getting into your throat and getting into your bronchials... Yup yup. Also, take decongestant meds., and use a humidifier. It helps a lot. Sudafed is a good brand to use. eh... what are all those things u guys are talking about @>@.... im not leaking mucous like the niagara falls, and no dont try to imagine how it would look like... So it's a stuffed nose then? Sudafed is a sinus allergy medicine. It'll help clear up your sinuses and get rid of the mucous.
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Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 9:30 pm
tkdauronXIII CCxLenalee tkdauronXIII Mulizak tkdauronXIII Some nice warm tea is bound to help you out with that. If you feel as though you might have a throwing up feeling then do so without holding back, because your body might be trying to get rid of it. If you have a leaking nose then you should blow your nose evertime to stop the mucous from getting into your throat and getting into your bronchials... Yup yup. Also, take decongestant meds., and use a humidifier. It helps a lot. Sudafed is a good brand to use. eh... what are all those things u guys are talking about @>@.... im not leaking mucous like the niagara falls, and no dont try to imagine how it would look like... So it's a stuffed nose then? Sudafed is a sinus allergy medicine. It'll help clear up your sinuses and get rid of the mucous. ...hm... if only i can drive... ~>~ im very dizzy right now
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Posted: Sat Sep 13, 2008 9:33 pm
CCxLenalee tkdauronXIII Mulizak tkdauronXIII Some nice warm tea is bound to help you out with that. If you feel as though you might have a throwing up feeling then do so without holding back, because your body might be trying to get rid of it. If you have a leaking nose then you should blow your nose evertime to stop the mucous from getting into your throat and getting into your bronchials... Yup yup. Also, take decongestant meds., and use a humidifier. It helps a lot. Sudafed is a good brand to use. eh... what are all those things u guys are talking about @>@.... im not leaking mucous like the niagara falls, and no dont try to imagine how it would look like... Humidifier - A device that creates steam within a small room to add moister in the air. Decongestant - A type of cough medicine that help loosens extra mucus in order to "expel" it easier out of the lungs/windpipe.
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:13 am
. . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . .
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 11:50 am
Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today.
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:11 pm
tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school).
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 7:36 pm
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:13 pm
Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend...
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:22 pm
tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:24 pm
Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol ...cheap service and tasteless. stare
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:31 pm
Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol It's a term we used in Sociology class.
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 8:50 pm
tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Dammie-kins . . . those are common knowledge, people should know what those are . . . You'd be surprised what little some people know. Really depends on what you are exposed to day in and day out. Some people are secluded in their homes all day or spend their entire day at school without hanging out with others. Hence the lack of knowledge in certain areas. Not to mention a lot of people these days just don't care about anything in their surroundings, but themselves. Observation has been lacking as of late amongst the young generation of today. i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol It's a term we used in Sociology class. .... kk... yawnz i hate mcdonalds, makes me fat...
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Posted: Sun Sep 14, 2008 9:07 pm
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Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 3:31 am
CCxLenalee tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol It's a term we used in Sociology class. .... kk... yawnz i hate mcdonalds, makes me fat...
but the ultimate decision is to eat it. The burgers themselves are disgusting but its not the taste that many people go too them for, we determined that it is more of the fact that you need that food like a smoker needs his smokes.
@fefe
Helloooo~
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Posted: Mon Sep 15, 2008 8:23 am
Dammie-kins CCxLenalee tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 tkdauronXIII Ronzalpha201 i agree. even in NYC, where we have the educational advantage over other cities and states, i still find a vast majority of the youngsters to be either poorly educated or badly educated (as in massive cursing and swearing despite the fact that they're in elementary school). Seems like it's happening only in the majorly industrialized societies though...The McDonaldization of society where everybody is always in a rush and never too observant relying only on uniformity of service, thus the level of creativity and critical thinking skills have been lowered as of late amongst the recent generation and onwards. Rural areas don't seem to be affected by this trend... LOLZ. but why McDonalds? lol It's a term we used in Sociology class. .... kk... yawnz i hate mcdonalds, makes me fat... but the ultimate decision is to eat it. The burgers themselves are disgusting but its not the taste that many people go too them for, we determined that it is more of the fact that you need that food like a smoker needs his smokes. @fefe Helloooo~ Quantity over quality, huh?
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