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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 17, 2003
*waves to Tefkat*
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 17, 2003
Heretic because I'm not demyelinated Moose. Congenital problem in the lower back, some sort of arthritis (but they can't figure out what), summat as yet undiagnosed that could be PCOS, Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction, Cervical Spondylosis and 
dyslexia - but nothing truly awful like demyelination.
It's nice to have found people who understand what it's like living with fluctuating levels of pain and disability and haven't lost their sense of humour over it. I'd love to stay if you'll have me.
What's wrong with you Moose? (If it isn't an impertinent question)
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zendevil Posted Jan 17, 2003
Hello there, Madam Kat, 
Terri here. (
Yoda ADORES your name & has several writhing 
victims waiting to share their horror stories with yours!)
WELCOME to De Myelin Nation, I haven't looked yet to see what "category" 
has put you in, but it's all fairly arbitrary anyway!
Yes, we definitely started as all folks with de-myelination problems, but as there doesn't seem to be anywher else on hootoo that I'm aware of that's aplace where people who have any sort of physical limitation can get together, I personally think we should expand to cover this; what do the rest of you think?
-- It's still a very new site, evolving all the time & I think we're pretty democratic, so any ideas welcome.
I'll go & have a look at your space, also join in the hunt for Klevrklogs, who sounds like a terribly nice English gentleman, "jolly good"; just what we need round here! (more
vicar?)
Also, just to give poor Moose another headache
, I have plans to chase up Z & find out if he's going to join us as "family & friends" (& our in-house tame medical student); I happen to know he's working on a paper about the immune system at the moment & I'm keen to get involved.
Anybody heard from mrsthewife recently? She doesn't seem to have been around for ages, hope she's not still suffering from the after-effects of the bloody flu bug.
squeak to you later Terri
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 17, 2003
Hi Terri. Our 
have just chewed open two 1kg boxes of dog food and eaten the entire 2kg 
No wonder they spend so much time dancing in the attic (directly over my head!)
Kleverkloggs is a lovely "terribly nice English gentleman" but he's very busy looking after his wife and running a business so I don't know how often he'll be able to come here. Hope he manages to work out my terribly confusing instructions about editing his PS.
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 17, 2003
I must go. My hand has completely seized up and the other isn't far behind.
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zendevil Posted Jan 17, 2003
Yes, computers aren't always "user friendly" if you're not 100% are they!
I have problems at the other end; if I get carried away (who, moi?) & spend too long sitting at "the beast", my feet disappear into an alternative existence & it takes forever to get them back.
I find lurking is less stressful than typing, but can never resist adding my ten pennorth!
Been to your cat-flap & added a horror story, still to visit Kleverklogs.
Good luck with your hand, see you later Terri
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Moose }:8) BOYCOTTING ALL SMILEYS UNTIL YOU GIVE US A MOOSE!!!(the first to own a conceptual spork!!!) Posted Jan 18, 2003
missed o whole convo again..dammit.
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 18, 2003
No, I can never resist either. 
"Resistance is useless" "You will be assimilated"
I tend to have that problem too Moose. Why does everything always happen when you're offline!
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kleverkloggs (the thickest thing since Granny's rice pudding) Posted Jan 18, 2003
I know what you all mean about lurking being fun. And to think that i used to have to hide behind a slotted grille to do so (more tea vicar?).
I ave to go out the room immediately otherwise my head will swell at the compliments i'm overhearing..."terribly nice English gentleman"... or do you use <> to indicate quotations from threads? Thats a quesion thats been needling me for some time.
And thanks to all for overlooking my lack of social graces barging in on the group. If i'm in the wrong wroom, please tell me where to go.
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 18, 2003
I thought it was only Roaming Cafflick priests wot hid behind slotted grilles?
Everyone barges in. It's fine. Whenever you want to say something you just jump in and say it - even if the convo is 7,243 posts long.
Different people use different methods to indicate quotes.
I've seen (and used) "" '' and >> <<.
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kleverkloggs (the thickest thing since Granny's rice pudding) Posted Jan 18, 2003
Not just the cafflix - some High (just smell the incense) Anglicans go in for the box. Funny thing - anyone can hear confessions - must be to do with farther mike in the box broadcasting
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 18, 2003
You a High Anglican then? (Is it all the incense that makes them high? 
)
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kleverkloggs (the thickest thing since Granny's rice pudding) Posted Jan 18, 2003
no - the steps up to the pulpit
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Madam Kat, Goddess of things left writhing on the doorstep or half-digested under the bed. Posted Jan 18, 2003
Ah! Goth you.
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zendevil Posted Jan 18, 2003
"And blessings to you, my children!" (bows gravely/grows bravely)
Glad to see you haven't been put off by the general level of lunacy on this site kleverkloggs, I always admit to being mad personally; but NICE mad, if you know what I mean!
I've sent out dire warnings to all & sundry (what was his number again?) that the De Myelin Nation is to undergo a severe sorting out tonight; but this has been postponed due to Moose currently being involved in raging bushfires, which involve switching her computer off & according to the latest on French TV, people are evacuating their houses even as we squeak.
So for now, don't worry about which "room" you're in, chat away whereever you like & when Moose returns (hopefully intact) we'll start sorting things out then.
Terri
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abbi normal "Putting on the Ritz" with Dr Frankenstein Posted Jan 18, 2003
As always.....YEP! What Terri said! We are not much on rules here.Feel free to emote in any way and at any time. Speaking of that.... I am rarley live cause I do short spurts. 
That does bother me, I wonder if it bothers others? I did have a slow begining because of that,tho I found It was well worth my patience.
Good Luck to Moose ,she cannot handle smoke AT ALL because of her allergies
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zendevil Posted Jan 18, 2003
Oh, she's a very together young lady; she's probably out there selling smog masks even as we squeak!
Just been & had a severe lurk on her homepage as you suggested to find the email address, WHERE is this flying pigs bit you were on about???
(it might be easier if you know the real address, to just email me with it. I tried the one with the numbers&yahoo, didn't work at all.) Terri
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abbi normal "Putting on the Ritz" with Dr Frankenstein Posted Jan 18, 2003
My mail has come back---problems. You will find the directions [to me-from Moose} in our Nation. It was recently,just before my computer problems. 
My address book and stuff is gone/virus.It will take a while to straighten outI cannot always post or even get into here right now.
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Moose }:8) BOYCOTTING ALL SMILEYS UNTIL YOU GIVE US A MOOSE!!!(the first to own a conceptual spork!!!) Posted Jan 22, 2003
missed it again...
WHOOSH!
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Reality Manipulator Posted Feb 4, 2003
Jedi Apprentice here
You have a very good site here! 
JA
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