1. Your blovation comes as no news to me. I have never intended to evade the complete tests upon my return to the States. Until I can return, however, I have been charged by Max with certain, different, tests which I can perform. I am not pregnant, and my combined cholesterol is not high. I consulted Max before this second test, and was fully aware that I would still need to take the complete panels in the US. The fact that I even brought it to his attention indicates my goodwill, and my comittment, to obeying his wise edicts. I wish you were half as obedient. (Now why don't you go log? 16 entries yesterday is not nearly enough, is it?)
2. I submit that you and I both know that my health is not your concern. You are mostly just a stickler for details who can't bear that the circumstances have allowed me to postpone my blood analysis. Well, that's just a little too bad. A whole lot little too bad. Crybaby.
3. And finally, let's get real here: the tests don't matter. 100% not pertinent, not important, not relevant. Because no matter what the results say, no matter what Max says, no matter what: we're way too far into this event for either of us to stop now. We're in it. Cardiac arrest or no. So stop blubbering and go put some aloe on your char-grilled hand.
So so silly. So many wasted words, and not a gram of beef in sight. Try blogging about something pertinent, for cryssakes. Like beef.
Since Max instructed me to take the test, I did so. By obeying him, I was, to some degree, complying with his wishes. He made (IMHO) an error in telling you that I was planning on taking the other tests as well. He need only have said that I had complied with his request. This would have produced my desired effect: rage in you.
Ow, you're hurting my ears.
Jeesh.
OK three things.
1. Your blovation comes as no news to me. I have never intended to evade the complete tests upon my return to the States. Until I can return, however, I have been charged by Max with certain, different, tests which I can perform. I am not pregnant, and my combined cholesterol is not high. I consulted Max before this second test, and was fully aware that I would still need to take the complete panels in the US. The fact that I even brought it to his attention indicates my goodwill, and my comittment, to obeying his wise edicts. I wish you were half as obedient. (Now why don't you go log? 16 entries yesterday is not nearly enough, is it?)
2. I submit that you and I both know that my health is not your concern. You are mostly just a stickler for details who can't bear that the circumstances have allowed me to postpone my blood analysis. Well, that's just a little too bad. A whole lot little too bad. Crybaby.
3. And finally, let's get real here: the tests don't matter. 100% not pertinent, not important, not relevant. Because no matter what the results say, no matter what Max says, no matter what: we're way too far into this event for either of us to stop now. We're in it. Cardiac arrest or no. So stop blubbering and go put some aloe on your char-grilled hand.
So so silly. So many wasted words, and not a gram of beef in sight. Try blogging about something pertinent, for cryssakes. Like beef.
Posted by: guy | September 4, 2004 05:27 AM
Since Max instructed me to take the test, I did so. By obeying him, I was, to some degree, complying with his wishes. He made (IMHO) an error in telling you that I was planning on taking the other tests as well. He need only have said that I had complied with his request. This would have produced my desired effect: rage in you.
But loose lips sink ships. Max blew it. Alas.
Posted by: guy | September 4, 2004 06:06 PM
What was that? Max blew it?
Are you out of your mind? That's our Judge of whom you write so disparagingly. His wisdom and objectivity are unparalleled!
Shame on you!
Posted by: Eric | September 4, 2004 06:52 PM