Friday, February 1, 2013

Sigh

Mrs. Apap: "I take Excedrin all day long."

Dr. Grumpy: "Have you ever heard of rebound headache?"

Mrs. Apap: "No, is it like Red Bull?"

16 comments:

Anonymous said...

BET SHE DISSOLVES THE EXCEDRIN MIGRAINE IN THE RED BULL....

bunkywise said...

That made me laugh out loud. Of course, I am prone to laughter on Fridays.

Anonymous said...

Prognosis: Irrepairable IQ

brent said...

rebound headache? Isn't that what comes after starting a new relationship?

Packer said...

In a local criminal prosecution a witness stated that the defendant used to mix red bull and viagra and was in demand as a lover , there were no reported headaches.
True Story-- Google Begrin on trial.

Any upcoming clinical trials I wonder.

Packer said...

Aw heck, save your the trouble of googling;

http://nymag.com/news/features/paul-bergrin-2011-6/index5.html

Nurse Lilly said...

Brent: No, that's coital headache.

Steeny Lou said...

I have never even tasted Red Bull. I did once try another energy drink, a Canadian one called Beaver Buzz, and within an hour or two, I was calling one of my kids at school: "HELP! I'm on an energy drink! What do I do to come down?"

She loves to remind me of that.

There's my semi non sequitur for the day.

Moose said...

I always used to laugh when morphine would give me a headache and I'd have to take some Advil, too.

Anonymous said...

"Oh, yeah, back in the 90s I saw them open for Alice in Chains."

Anonymous said...

Dennis Rodman?

Anonymous said...

Beaver Buzz...

I wonder if they advertise in Bonezone?

Elmo said...

Nothing exceeds like excessive Excedrin...

Aeris said...

Ahahah oh no, now I got a visual on that... Bone zone, front cover, first article: Beaver Buzz. And a corresponding photo.

Steeny Lou said...

Someone should start a discussion forum for Dr. Grumpy and his readers.

Beaver Buzz, Bone Zone, LOL!!!

Steeny Lou said...

And I'm surprised nobody said "Artisan Beaver Buzz".

Ha! I finally got to use the word "artisan", as senseless as it is.

 
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