Quote from: Sandtrap on October 13, 2014, 04:17:35 PM

Quote from: Relatively Quiet on October 13, 2014, 04:15:14 PM

Quote from: Sandtrap on October 13, 2014, 04:07:45 PM

Quote from: Relatively Quiet on October 13, 2014, 04:05:36 PM

God you're so bad at pictures. You need to smile some more!

You look fabulous. And I'm not much for smiles at the moment anyway. Too tired.

Guess I slapped the smile off your face then. Sorry, my bad. We'll just make a new one right?

You know it!

Right, I'm gonna scram now! Bye sep7agon people! And you. Don't be a stranger. Just because you don't have a lot of faith in yourself doesn't mean I don't, or your friends do. Come by and visit sometime. I make better food than the hospital does, at the very least.

I'm sitting right next to you in your house, ass. I'm going to clear your cabinets of food and then go home.

*wheels n 5 palets of net coding*

Here, got some catching up to do :p

Great to hear you're fine. But I have a question and it's been on my mind for several years, but never had anybody like you to ask. So what was it like being in a coma? Is it like a normal sleep where it feels like a few seconds have gone by, but hours went by? Weird 2-part question but it's something I've been curious about

*wheels n 5 palets of net coding*

Here, got some catching up to do :p

Great to hear you're fine. But I have a question and it's been on my mind for several years, but never had anybody like you to ask. So what was it like being in a coma? Is it like a normal sleep where it feels like a few seconds have gone by, but hours went by? Weird 2-part question but it's something I've been curious about

Somebody already asked me that. There was nothing. Nothing at all. I closed my eyes, and opened them up again to a different place, different time of day, different everything. Maybe it's because I was still on drugs and crap, but I was spaced out and disoreintated as fuck. And it's fucking scary actually. Never want to go through that ever again in my life.

I'm washing my hands until there's nothing left but bones from now on. Never would have happened if I hadn't picked up the flu in the first place.

Anywho, stuff to do. I'll be back later folks. Have a good one.

Quote from: BC1096 on October 13, 2014, 04:32:58 PM

Quote from: Sandtrap on October 13, 2014, 04:30:48 PM

Quote from: Kinder Swageington on October 13, 2014, 04:28:00 PM

*wheels n 5 palets of net coding*

Here, got some catching up to do :p

Great to hear you're fine. But I have a question and it's been on my mind for several years, but never had anybody like you to ask. So what was it like being in a coma? Is it like a normal sleep where it feels like a few seconds have gone by, but hours went by? Weird 2-part question but it's something I've been curious about

Somebody already asked me that. There was nothing. Nothing at all. I closed my eyes, and opened them up again to a different place, different time of day, different everything. Maybe it's because I was still on drugs and crap, but I was spaced out and disoreintated as frack. And it's fracking scary actually. Never want to go through that ever again in my life.

I'm washing my hands until there's nothing left but bones from now on. Never would have happened if I hadn't picked up the flu in the first place.

How'd you get it in the first place and how'd it get so severe?

I'll explain it all later.

Ok

Glad to know your alright man.

Now you can play the MCC!

You're back! I'm glad to see you're doing better.

Halo Archive had its first forum drama, and is all grown up


Aside from that, welcome back m8.

Quote from: Vien on October 13, 2014, 04:58:24 PM

Did your hospital gown look like a robe?

I wish.

You now have a Halloween outfit to wotk on.

Quote from: Sandtrap on October 13, 2014, 04:34:11 PM

Quote from: BC1096 on October 13, 2014, 04:32:58 PM

Quote from: Sandtrap on October 13, 2014, 04:30:48 PM

Quote from: Kinder Swageington on October 13, 2014, 04:28:00 PM

*wheels n 5 palets of net coding*

Here, got some catching up to do :p

Great to hear you're fine. But I have a question and it's been on my mind for several years, but never had anybody like you to ask. So what was it like being in a coma? Is it like a normal sleep where it feels like a few seconds have gone by, but hours went by? Weird 2-part question but it's something I've been curious about

Somebody already asked me that. There was nothing. Nothing at all. I closed my eyes, and opened them up again to a different place, different time of day, different everything. Maybe it's because I was still on drugs and crap, but I was spaced out and disoreintated as frack. And it's fracking scary actually. Never want to go through that ever again in my life.

I'm washing my hands until there's nothing left but bones from now on. Never would have happened if I hadn't picked up the flu in the first place.

How'd you get it in the first place and how'd it get so severe?

I'll explain it all later.

Ok

Okay, I'll recap it for ya. A while back, I don't remember at this point, I picked up the flu. And it was going along normally, like any other flu, when I ate some bad food. And my stomach wasn't having none of that, and I puked everything up.

At this point, my throat was sore, and when I horked everything up, the stomach acid damaged my throat. Little cuts and incisions were made. I went to the hospital that night, but those cuts were already infected. And despite what the doc gave me, I had already breathed in the crap that was now in my throat and into my lungs. So I picked up a respitory infection.

And, right away I noticed things weren't going well, because my lungs are already damaged from some stuff I did a little bit earlier in my life. So I went to the doc's and learned about the new lovely infection I picked up. They gave me stuff to fight it, but my body couldn't handle it. As the flu got worse, my body couldn't handle the strain of fighting the lung infection, so basically overnight I went into really bad shape.

By the time I checked myself in at the hospital the infection and the flu were having a big party in me and I only managed to stay up until the evening before I couldn't handle it, and basically, I shut down. So that's why I was out like a light for a few days there.

I'm glad that you're doing well man.

I told you that you would be alright!! You were sure that this would be the end for you, you doubt yourself too much. You should try and do something other than construction work though, it will put you right back in the same position.

If I can walk, I will move. And I can walk. So I will move. But not too rough just yet. I'll let things simmer down. And then? Back to it! No colds or flu's, just healthy little old me.

Welcome back man! I knew you could do it!