I think I'm getting sick

[Skeleton Crew]

I could have predicted this.
Sore throat.
Flight leaves in 24 hours.

 

[kittybeast]

take airborne, it's worth a try. Also pound some vitamin C and I'll see you Thurs.

 

[rms]

dont cough on me

 

[patoloca]

Me too... (new graphic designer near me...thank you very much for your bugs!!!).
:Smug:

 

[Formerly known as Chris F5]

Yep,I'm feeling it myself(figures,I get sick once a year,this is 2 years in a row)

 

[mloanna]

Nyquil, Airbourne, water and lots of juice. Coldeze is good too. Get the Throat spray, taste crappy but follow the directions and may avoid the taste.

 

[patoloca]

This is what I need...
1.- Be away from this person (the "bug" dude)
2.- PROGPOWER!!!!!!

And that's all... I'll be fine

 

[FatesFan]

I have a fever........and the only cure is...........ahhhhh,nevermind.

 

[MysticX9]

Airborne has worked well for me, also useful is
garlic (may want to drop some breath mints with it!)
and apple cider vinegar; kinda home remedy treatment
but it's helped me head off colds in the past...

 

[nailz]

I have a fever........and the only cure is...........ahhhhh,nevermind.

rabies?

 

[Shark83]

Make sure you take something for sinus pressure. The first time I flew sick I popped a hole in my left eardrum. Took about a year to heal. Then I flew again years later when I was a little sick and I didn't pop a hole, but I couldn't hear right for 6 months. Now I take tylonol sinus every single time I fly... sick or not.

 

[aztattooedsean]

I don't touch anything these days which makes my love for metalfests a big problem. I hate the way most club bathrooms get condition wise.

At work, I am always cleaning my hands and staying away from anyone looking like they might have a bug.:zombie:

 

[kellsco]

take airborne, it's worth a try. Also pound some vitamin C and I'll see you Thurs.

That's exactly what I told him. Then I think I called him a pussy.


I did just talk to him and BAG and they are at the airport, after much boarding pass/security issues, and are preparing to board the plane.

 

[Dark One]

Make sure you take something for sinus pressure. The first time I flew sick I popped a hole in my left eardrum. Took about a year to heal. Then I flew again years later when I was a little sick and I didn't pop a hole, but I couldn't hear right for 6 months. Now I take tylonol sinus every single time I fly... sick or not.

That is the absolute worst. I was very fortunate not to have that happen on the way home from Wacken this year - both my drums felt like they were going to burst open and it was such a long day of flying home too. Fortunately, it only took me about a week or so for the hearing to return to normal - but I couldn't agree more, always pack something in your carry on to help relieve sinus pressure. Even if you're fine on the way there - as I found out you may be a wreck on the way back.

As an aside, here's a link to my festival report.

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/interviews/332791-wacken-2007-report.html

Jason

 

[sh0kr0k]

Maybe it was the smoke, the talking, or the singing during karaoke, but I woke with a terrible sore throat and plenty of congestion.
I don't think I'm sick yet, but apparently I need to take it easy.
Maybe it's just fatigue and the cool weather. *crosses fingers*