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I never catch a cold ..

Martin

Martin

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.. or so I thought.

Summer is marching in over here, the weather is picking up, the temperature is rising, and guess what? I catch a friggin' cold!

My nose is producing unfathomable amounts of snot.

Just thought I'd share that with you.

Cheers, Martin
 
Oh, I'm sorry Martin, you must've contracted it from me. I also got a summer-time cold, and never get ill. I think it was due to stress from moving and the fact that my father and in-laws all had the same cold. The worst part for me, though, was giving it to my husband who whines when he's sick. Argh...I love him, but geez, I don't want to hear about his snot-production all day long. :rolleyes:


Hope you feel better soon!
 
Well, now you can listen to me whine about my incredible talent for manufacturing mucus. I create the damn stuff so fast I can't even keep up - the new 'batch' is already in place even before I've 'removed' the old one.

Tres frustrating!

Cheers, Martin
 
Martin said:
.. or so I thought.

Summer is marching in over here, the weather is picking up, the temperature is rising, and guess what? I catch a friggin' cold!

My nose is producing unfathomable amounts of snot.

Just thought I'd share that with you.

Cheers, Martin
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every year i get a sinus drainage, which means snot will run down my nasal cavaties, not my nose, so i cant blow it out. which in result clogs my throat, then days laterm i cough it up, and i cough so much i bleed. so i think i no how ya feel martin. what i did was take benadryl cold medicines, and sudafeds and i overdosed my claritn to 2 pills a dayinstaed of one. your not allowed but....what ya gonna do?
 
Martin said:
.. or so I thought.

Summer is marching in over here, the weather is picking up, the temperature is rising, and guess what? I catch a friggin' cold!

My nose is producing unfathomable amounts of snot.

Just thought I'd share that with you.

Cheers, Martin
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:eek:

Thanks for sharing with us! :cool:

Here is your best medicine, hopefull it is, :p

HOpe you do not mind that I delete the pic. anyway,

Take care, :)
 
very sorry, I made a terrible mistake. ;) here is the stuff for your cold!!



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Take care, :)
 
I never get ill, but for the past 2 weeks I've had a horrible cold. Which has now happily morphed into hayfever - a least I can control that. Hope you feel well soon Martin.
 
Phil has hayfever :( It gets so bad sometimes that he can't sleep (well thats his excuse for staying up on the internet all night :) )
 
I don't think I got hay fever, though, I've never had that. I presume you can't just all of a sudden start having hay fever, right? You either have it or you don't.

So, just a cold.

The crappy part is, if I blow my nose hard, my nose starts to bleed. So now I have a nosebleed every 6 minutes.

I might die from a loss of blood.

Cheers, Martin
 
Martin said:
I'm trying my best here.

Cheers, Martin
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That's what I was afraid of! :(

I'd offer to kiss it and make it better, but:

A. Your g/f would probably frown at that.
B. My 6'1", 250 lb hubby would most DEFINITELY frown at that.
C. I really don't want to catch your cold (no offense).

So, I'll have to settle for tryin' to make you smile.






















Is it workin' yet? :D
 
Erm .. no.

Why should an open space in a post make me smile?

Your hubby is 6'1"? I'm 6'5". :cool:

Cheers, Martin
 
Martin said:
Erm .. no.

Why should an open space in a post make me smile?

Your hubby is 6'1"? I'm 6'5". :cool:

Cheers, Martin
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Ooooooooooo! More attractive by the minute... sans the runny nose. :eek:
 
Actually, yes, you can develop allergies/hay fever as an adult. But mostly it would be because you moved and were exposed to different allergens.
 
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