My sister had shingles when she was about 15. I remember she was in enough discomfort to write "Die shingles, die!" in red paint on her bedroom door. Which, I guess, tells its own story.
When I was a kid people used to have chickenpox parties so that all the kids got it at the same time and stayed off school with their friends and the parents could arrange to look after several children at the same time.
When I was a kid people used to have chickenpox parties so that all the kids got it at the same time and stayed off school with their friends and the parents could arrange to look after several children at the same time.
Weird time the 70s.
If there are any attractive women aged 18 to 50 who never had it as a child, there's a chickenpox party happening in my hotel room right now.
When I was a kid people used to have chickenpox parties so that all the kids got it at the same time and stayed off school with their friends and the parents could arrange to look after several children at the same time.
Weird time the 70s.
These days they have nurserys. Such pestilence ridden pits of hell will make or break the nascent immune system, create frightening diseases of its own and then unleash them on unsuspecting parents. They are like biological weapons labs.
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I remember she was in enough discomfort to write "Die shingles, die!" in red paint on her bedroom door. Which, I guess, tells its own story.
...because she had it etched on the back of her neck.
Pat Pending.
Weird time the 70s.
I wondered why I was getting so many notifications when I barely post any more.
Time to resurrect the "New Bird on Countdown" thread