What are you listening to now?

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Orik

2 whores fighting about a date...

 
Never give up Never surrender Fight with ur last breath Fight 2 live & Fight 2 survive. Never say never & never say die. There comes a time when all will die A time we transcend & attain our place afterlife. My Fight is not yet done, I'm tired & I'd like to go home, But I'm not ready to go just yet.

Orik

The sound of tears hitting a pillow...

 
Never give up Never surrender Fight with ur last breath Fight 2 live & Fight 2 survive. Never say never & never say die. There comes a time when all will die A time we transcend & attain our place afterlife. My Fight is not yet done, I'm tired & I'd like to go home, But I'm not ready to go just yet.

Natasha

^ that's so sad  *sends soft kisses to Oriks forehead*

  Dryer... again.

DDD

God is great, beer is good and people are crazy!

Sportsdude

The Long and Winding Road- The Beatles  
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

DDD

The hum of the day starting once again at work
God is great, beer is good and people are crazy!

Orik

Thank you Natasha... Migraine. not listening to anything cotton in the ears. lights turned low and computer dimmed. trying a new migraine medication but at 15 dollars a pop it is expensive.. see how I feel in an hour.  
Never give up Never surrender Fight with ur last breath Fight 2 live & Fight 2 survive. Never say never & never say die. There comes a time when all will die A time we transcend & attain our place afterlife. My Fight is not yet done, I'm tired & I'd like to go home, But I'm not ready to go just yet.

Sportsdude

The Verve's Urban Hymns album  
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

DDD

 Urban Hymns is the third album by English [A class=mw-redirect title="Rock band" href="/wiki/Rock_band"][FONT color=#002bb8]rock band[/FONT][/A] [A title="The Verve" href="/wiki/The_Verve"][FONT color=#002bb8]The Verve[/FONT][/A], released on 29 September, 1997. It earned nearly unanimous critical praise upon its release, and went on to become the band's best-selling release and one of the biggest selling albums of the year.

 

 The Verve had previously released two albums, [A title="A Storm in Heaven" href="/wiki/A_Storm_in_Heaven"][FONT color=#002bb8]A Storm in Heaven[/FONT][/A] in 1993 and [A title="A Northern Soul" href="/wiki/A_Northern_Soul"][FONT color=#002bb8]A Northern Soul[/FONT][/A] in 1995. Neither album had achieved mainstream success,[SUP id=cite_ref-YELLOW_0-0 class=reference][A href="#cite_note-YELLOW-0"][FONT size=2][FONT color=#002bb8][SPAN][[/SPAN]1[SPAN]][/SPAN][/FONT][/FONT][/A][/SUP] and the band split shortly after their second album due to internal conflicts. Vocalist [A title="Richard Ashcroft" href="/wiki/Richard_Ashcroft"][FONT color=#002bb8]Richard Ashcroft[/FONT][/A] quickly reformed the group, with [A title="Simon Tong" href="/wiki/Simon_Tong"][FONT color=#002bb8]Simon Tong[/FONT][/A], an old friend of the band on guitar, however Ashcroft realised Nick McCabe's unique guitar style was required to complete the true Verve unit and later asked him to return. Tong also remained adding more guitar and keyboard/organ textures, making them a 5 piece band and expanding their sound.[SUP id=cite_ref-YELLOW_0-1 class=reference][A href="#cite_note-YELLOW-0"][FONT size=2][FONT color=#002bb8][SPAN][[/SPAN]1[SPAN]][/SPAN][/FONT][/FONT][/A][/SUP]

God is great, beer is good and people are crazy!

DDD

[A href="vny!://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fQWS2Gf8I0"]vny!://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2fQWS2Gf8I0[/A]

  me too now
God is great, beer is good and people are crazy!

Natasha

Orik wrote:
Thank you Natasha... Migraine. not listening to anything cotton in the ears. lights turned low and computer dimmed. trying a new migraine medication but at 15 dollars a pop it is expensive.. see how I feel in an hour.  
   Bless your heart. Do you get migraines often? How long have you been having migraines? I hope your medication works.

When I get a migraine I take my medicine, turn everything off, cover up and cry til I fall asleep. I don't get them often though, 2-3 times a month. However, I do get bad headaches often. I just continue my day suffering in silence.



Listening to - my cell phone viberate every few mintues.

Orik

 I also get migraines 1 to 3 times a month as for the bad headaches sometimes more than 9 in a month these headaches are not as bad as the migraines but near to it, Natasha I to normally just curl up in the dark waiting in frustration and pain for sleep to come..

A migraine hurts more than any one can imagine. If a person that has never had one says they understand, I explain what one feels like, like this.

The head is to small and everything inside is just to big. the slightest  sound hurts and is magnified up to a factor of 10 times what it really  is. a pin dropping sounds like a phone ringing, a phone ringing sounds  like a fire alarm and thank god I have never heard the fire alarm while  in a migraine state.. . lights can be blinding and so excruciatingly  painful...

Now Imagine your worst hangover, suddenly starting with little warning, Then magnify that Headache and hangover by 10, throw in some nausea, the blindness that sometimes comes with it, so put a blindfold on, the slightest sounds hurt, so hit yourself repeatedly in the head with a hammer.

Now you can say you have experienced 1/10 the part of what a migraine feels like to those that suffer then and only then can yo usay you understand.

Natasha my deepest sympathies to you, returns the ((((Hug)))) when you have a migraine nothing in life is worse than one that I know of...
   
Listening to someone repeatedly msg my YM..
Never give up Never surrender Fight with ur last breath Fight 2 live & Fight 2 survive. Never say never & never say die. There comes a time when all will die A time we transcend & attain our place afterlife. My Fight is not yet done, I'm tired & I'd like to go home, But I'm not ready to go just yet.

Sportsdude

Urban Hymns is one of the top defining albums of the 90s in my opinion.

Listening to a BBC Radio 4 podcast of In Our Time

"The City-- A History, part 1" and
[a href="vny!://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rfhx2"]vny!://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rfhx2[/a]

"The City--A History, part 2"
[a href="vny!://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rp1fd"]vny!://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00rp1fd[/a]
 
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

Sportsdude

The News From Lake Wobegon  
"We can't stop here. This is bat country."

Natasha

 Orik wrote:
 I also get migraines 1 to 3 times a month as for the bad headaches sometimes more than 9 in a month these headaches are not as bad as the migraines but near to it, Natasha I to normally just curl up in the dark waiting in frustration and pain for sleep to come..

Do you take anything for your normal headaches? I usually don't take anything at all for those. I don't like medication. I feel like it fixes one ailment and adds another. I only take my migraine pill when I have a migraine because I've have had it to put me to sleep for up 12 hrs  =(   I hate sleeping that long. Half the day is wasted then the other half is spent incoherent waiting for the medication to wear off entirely.  

A migraine hurts more than any one can imagine. If a person that has never had one says they understand, I explain what one feels like, like this.

The head is to small and everything inside is just to big. the slightest  sound hurts and is magnified up to a factor of 10 times what it really  is. a pin dropping sounds like a phone ringing, a phone ringing sounds  like a fire alarm and thank god I have never heard the fire alarm while  in a migraine state.. . lights can be blinding and so excruciatingly  painful...

Now Imagine your worst hangover, suddenly starting with little warning, Then magnify that Headache and hangover by 10, throw in some nausea, the blindness that sometimes comes with it, so put a blindfold on, the slightest sounds hurt, so hit yourself repeatedly in the head with a hammer.

Now you can say you have experienced 1/10 the part of what a migraine feels like to those that suffer then and only then can yo usay you understand.

One that's one way of explaining it. I suppose. I keep it simple and tell people the only worse than a migraine would be being shot in the head at close range.

Natasha my deepest sympathies to you, returns the ((((Hug)))) when you have a migraine nothing in life is worse than one that I know of...

I agree. It's the worst pain I've ever encountered and I've pushed an entire human through my body... lol
   
Listening to someone repeatedly msg my YM..

Listening to SNL. Betty White is hosting tonight  =)
 

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