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Um... what does shingles have to do with this?
I had shingles in 2010, and while it was painful and brought some fatigue with it, I didn't need a "leak barrier".
Roofing can be fatiguing, no doubt, esp in the hot sun, but this joke should be easy enough to finger out.Originally Posted by Dan Druff
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With this Gringo Drunk, it's definitely Cirrhosis. He's so hammered that he can't install the shingles without falling off the roof.
En boca cerrada, no entran moscas
What a disgrace
Broken neck would probably be easier way to die then Cirrhosis and slow liver failure etc Im guessing.not for the sensitive
With this Gringo Drunk, it's definitely Cirrhosis. He's so hammered that he can't install the shingles without falling off the roof.
Are you guessin or figurin than?Broken neck would probably be easier way to die then Cirrhosis and slow liver failure etc Im guessing.
Last edited by limitles; 12-08-2022 at 01:30 AM.
Have witnessed hundreds of deaths. Cirrhosis death is the worst. If you don’t spend your last seconds trying to breathe while inhaling blood from a busted varices, then you just bleed out from everywhere including your eyes. Horrific.
That being said, the most peaceful deaths are those of people with strong faith.
Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn't pass it to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same.
Ronald Reagan
I've had Shingles around 1999 quite a few years ago
Shingles feels like bad WINDBURN and annoying but went away in few weeks. Still remember also the rash where the windburn feelings happen mostly too. Had it on my side/chest and felt like constant Windburn that got annoying.
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