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"Painkillers"

God bless em. Sure they do irrepairable damage to your kidneys, but for taking the edge off my hangover, I could kiss the plastic container.

Actually these ones come in a tray, they're my mums extra strength doodars for her arthritis. Not only soothe the pain, but give you a warm relaxing glow too. A few shaky cups of tea and I'll be ready to do it all again. Just joking, obviously I'm never drinking again. Was supposed to be at a sparring class at 12:30 but I don't fancy dying on my feet.

Don't do drugs kids.

Co-Codamol, all the way.

I was on a hike once, I pulled leg muscles but had one day left and had to finish and I inadvertenly OD'd slightly on painkillers. Instead of having 400MG every 4 hours I had around 1100 in 2. Next day I had awful stomach cramps, which wasn't surprising.

If ye needeth a Painkiller gel, buyeth Powergel.

If ye wanteth Painkiller gel that smelleth like cheap vodka, buyeth Powergel and leaveth it lying around for eight or nine years. Ahaaaaarrr.

Warning, kiddies: Do not take advice from a Pirate who doesn't even have a bloody boat. Yes, that's right. I'm a big stinking fraud.

Timmargh wrote:
> I've been on 400mg of tramadol hydrochloride
> ([URL]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tramadol[/URL]) per day since July
> - it's like being on speed ... not that I know what that's like of
> course.
>
> O:^)

Tramadol is great.

I'm proud to say, I've never taken a painkiller in my life and I occasionally suffer from a bad back. I've been reduced to lying crippled in pain on a bed at times and still refused painkillers. My theory is, pain is there for a reason, so why should we mask it? Plus I have an abnormally high threshold of pain.

I used to take a lot of painkillers back when I was a New York cop to heal myself, needless to say, there were side affects.

where'd ya go last night Borat?

Went to a gig at the Mill and I swear I was the oldest person there.

Little scene kids. gah!

Last night i stayed in and played BF2. Tonight I'm quaffing a few Kroney alone. Saturday I'm at a stag do where I will partake in Clay Pigeon shooting (sober) before seeing what chester has to offer (drunk).

Cong_Man wrote:
> I'm proud to say, I've never taken a painkiller in my life and I
> occasionally suffer from a bad back. I've been reduced to lying
> crippled in pain on a bed at times and still refused painkillers. My
> theory is, pain is there for a reason, so why should we mask it? Plus
> I have an abnormally high threshold of pain.

You've not missed out on much. Painkillers rarely seem to actually help me unless I take more than the recommended dosage.