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Sleeping Pills and Butterflies
Just some humour
http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=-8973286755592536430
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A question about washing down pillows and jackets,is it ok to use a mild organic unsented dish soap.??i know using detergent soap will damage the feathers and leave a soap residue and odor.
Ambein is very scary if you drink any achol with it. I have driven to the store and had no idea I did except for the stuff I bought was on the table. I never had a drink with ambein agin. I still take it because I can't sleep but I am in tx now and do not drink. Now all it does if I wake up I eat
To be honest,this ambien to me is very scary.I think i would want to know what i am doing all the time.Sleep walking is what it sounds like.I seen my brother one time sleep walking and it scared the hell outta me,he was only a child at the time and on no medications.He was cooking food too and he was in is own world,my family thought it was funny but it seemed evil to me in some way....are there any reports of dangerous things happening to the zombies on this stuff :)
What is it about ambein making you eat sleep????? I have woke up with chips in the bed, candy wrappers everywhere burned food in the oven you nane it. I would like to lose some weight, no way
Be careful with those pills.ive heard of stories of people in the middle of night calling the boss and saying things that got em fired and sending "revealing "emails...and ya dont wanna run down the street with just a house coat on...cant you switch to something different?
We had a hurricane last nite too and people were killed in toronto
it was scary and it just happened right outta thin air and lasted about 5 minutes,all the stuff on my balcony got redecorated
it was scary and it just happened right outta thin air and lasted about 5 minutes,all the stuff on my balcony got redecorated
Preparing for Hurricane Bill..THE ROCK IS GONNA GET HIT
Here's the worst case scenario with Hurricane Bill: winds of between 120-150 kilometres per hour and between 100 and 150 millimetres of rain. The best case but unlikely scenario is that the storm misses Newfoundland altogether. The Canadian Hurricane Centre predicts it will enter Altantic Canadian waters as a Category 2 storm. Peter Bowyer with the Canadian Hurricane Centre in Dartmouth says it's still too early to say how strong the winds may be, rainfall amounts or where it will hit exactly. They expect the storm track to ride the Nova Scotia coast hitting the eastern side before making its way to Newfoundland and Labrador. Bowyer believes recent humid weather in the area may delay weakening of the storm. Wave swells are expected to reach about two metres in height along the shores this weekend creating rough surf and hazardous current.
The provincial government is advising the public to be ready in anticipation of Hurricane Bill which is expected to reach Newfoundland sometime Monday. The Minister Responsible for Fire and Emergency Services is reminding residents of the importance of being prepared for extreme weather conditions. Ensure all drains are free of debris and clean out window and door wells. Bring lawn furniture and ladders indoors, and remove dead tree branches from trees. Secure fishing gear, boats and equipment and make sure sump pumps are working. Should basement flooding occur, make sure that the power is shut off at the main breaker before stepping in the water. Downed wires should immediately be reported to Newfoundland Power and the public is advised to stay clear. Municipalities are advised to make sure storm sewers, culverts, bridges and drains are free from debris, and property owners should advise town officials of excessive flooding on streets or blocked drains and culverts.
Here's the worst case scenario with Hurricane Bill: winds of between 120-150 kilometres per hour and between 100 and 150 millimetres of rain. The best case but unlikely scenario is that the storm misses Newfoundland altogether. The Canadian Hurricane Centre predicts it will enter Altantic Canadian waters as a Category 2 storm. Peter Bowyer with the Canadian Hurricane Centre in Dartmouth says it's still too early to say how strong the winds may be, rainfall amounts or where it will hit exactly. They expect the storm track to ride the Nova Scotia coast hitting the eastern side before making its way to Newfoundland and Labrador. Bowyer believes recent humid weather in the area may delay weakening of the storm. Wave swells are expected to reach about two metres in height along the shores this weekend creating rough surf and hazardous current.
The provincial government is advising the public to be ready in anticipation of Hurricane Bill which is expected to reach Newfoundland sometime Monday. The Minister Responsible for Fire and Emergency Services is reminding residents of the importance of being prepared for extreme weather conditions. Ensure all drains are free of debris and clean out window and door wells. Bring lawn furniture and ladders indoors, and remove dead tree branches from trees. Secure fishing gear, boats and equipment and make sure sump pumps are working. Should basement flooding occur, make sure that the power is shut off at the main breaker before stepping in the water. Downed wires should immediately be reported to Newfoundland Power and the public is advised to stay clear. Municipalities are advised to make sure storm sewers, culverts, bridges and drains are free from debris, and property owners should advise town officials of excessive flooding on streets or blocked drains and culverts.
That one actually made me laugh out loud it really did. That was a good one Rocker.....at first I wondered why you were posting the real commercial what could be funny about that? But then I saw.....
I tell you the way I sleep eat on the Ambien it doesn't surprise me....my daughter stayed over recently and said I came out and sang a song to her about having to go pee....yeah I have no recollection but she keeps a journal of all the stupid things I do on the stuff - oh boy probably a best seller cause some of the stuff I've heard is just crazy!
I tell you the way I sleep eat on the Ambien it doesn't surprise me....my daughter stayed over recently and said I came out and sang a song to her about having to go pee....yeah I have no recollection but she keeps a journal of all the stupid things I do on the stuff - oh boy probably a best seller cause some of the stuff I've heard is just crazy!
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