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Jam On -- 30 songs, 3 hours and 52 minutes
Willie's Roadhouse -- 30 songs, 1 hour and 34 minutes
Elvis -- 30 songs, 1 hour and 27 minutes
Jam On -- 30 songs, 3 hours and 52 minutes
Willie's Roadhouse -- 30 songs, 1 hour and 34 minutes
Elvis -- 30 songs, 1 hour and 27 minutes
Not good. I called the vet's office Monday morning, and told a staffer what was going on with Cole, and that he was going downhill. I told her to please give the message to Dr. J, and have her get back to me. She said she would give her the message, and either the Dr would call me that day or someone else would. Nobody called. I was not happy. I called yesterday morning, and told a different staffer that I didn't hear from the Dr or anyone else. She said they have been having computer problems, and that she didn't see my message in the computer (which is how they send the messages to the Dr) so the Dr never saw the message. She told me to bring in Cole, and the Dr will see him. The Dr gave me an antibiotic to give him incase he has a sinus infection since he is blowing through his nose some, and she gave me a liquid supplement (Virbac Rebound) to shoot in his mouth 5 times a day to try to stimulate his appetite and to nourish him. She said someone would call Thursday to check on him, and if he hasn't improved some they need to explore more via radiographs, GI panel, and abdominal ultrasound.simey, how is Cole?
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I'm glad to hear he's eating a little today. Your vet experience sounds awful. I know they must normally be good if you're using them, so hopefully just a temporary glitch in service.Not good. I called the vet's office Monday morning, and told a staffer what was going on with Cole, and that he was going downhill. I told her to please give the message to Dr. J, and have her get back to me. She said she would give her the message, and either the Dr would call me that day or someone else would. Nobody called. I was not happy. I called yesterday morning, and told a different staffer that I didn't hear from the Dr or anyone else. She said they have been having computer problems, and that she didn't see my message in the computer (which is how they send the messages to the Dr) so the Dr never saw the message. She told me to bring in Cole, and the Dr will see him. The Dr gave me an antibiotic to give him incase he has a sinus infection since he is blowing through his nose some, and she gave me a liquid supplement (Virbac Rebound) to shoot in his mouth 5 times a day to try to stimulate his appetite and to nourish him. She said someone would call Thursday to check on him, and if he hasn't improved some they need to explore more via radiographs, GI panel, and abdominal ultrasound.
I told her the only thing he will eat are his treats and that is not always, but I did get some food by the same maker of his treats that is duck, and today he ate a small amount. I know you are supposed to mix it in slowly with their old food, but I don't have that luxury right now when I am trying to get him to eat anything. His freeze dried treats are very similar to this dinner food. Anyway, he ate a little this morning, and tonight he ate some too, and he ate a little bit of his old food. It is more than yesterday. I'm going to give him his liquid supplement a couple more times tonight. Tomorrow will be day three of his antibiotic, and I have no idea what time they are calling. I asked the vet if can he be improved in that short of time by the antibiotic, and she said he could show improvement if it is working. If he doesn't feel better this exploration is going to cost a lot of money, but I have to try to help him.
Normally they are good, but they better fix their computer problems fast, because people have sick animals, and it is imperative that messages are relayed to the doctors.I'm glad to hear he's eating a little today. Your vet experience sounds awful. I know they must normally be good if you're using them, so hopefully just a temporary glitch in service.
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We can only hope. :jazzhands:
Probably just jinxed myself for 2 country stations, reggae, and Broadway.
Luckily for you, the reggae station was retired. But we could give you 3 country stations.
Probably just jinxed myself for 2 country stations, reggae, and Broadway.
Patience by GNR basically copied this. So did almost every Goo Goo Dolls song.Round 183 The Bridge
Not a group you'd expect to find on the Bridge but this song should fit right in.
Kiss-Beth
When did the Goo Goo Dolls at Christmas become a thing? Does anybody know? Nobody put the bug in my bah humbug quite like they did this past holiday season. That's your friendly curmudgeon, just checking in for the night.Patience by GNR basically copied this. So did almost every Goo Goo Dolls song.
All road lead to Trondheim
And we're now over 4 hours.Hot Rats! Not influenced by Pip's 1969 pick at all. Darn it.
Round 184.xx
Category: Jam On
Song: The Gumbo Variations
Artist: Frank Zappa
Turbo (90/00 hard rock)RPG Library Secure Dice generated the following rolls.
4d1000, rolled once.
Roll set 1
Die rolls: 613, 461, 994, 675
Roll subtotal: 2743
Roll total: 2743
Re-roll for the 994
1d1000, rolled once.
Roll set 1
Die rolls: 248
Roll subtotal: 248
Roll total: 248
Jean-Luc Pontyrockaction said:Hot Rats! Not influenced by Pip's 1969 pick at all. Darn it.
Round 184.xx
Category: Jam On
Song: The Gumbo Variations
Artist: Frank Zappa
2d20, rolled once.
- Radio Free Bird (Southern Rock)
- Second Wave (90s Alternative)
- The Beeb (Strictly UK artists)
- WLUV & KSEX-FM (Slow Jams)
- How Bizarre (Weird and wonderful tracks)
- The Man in Black (Johnny Cash)
- Grrrrls Grrrls Grrrls (Women Who Rock)
- Bob Dylan Radio
- 1900s on 19 (Music from 1900-1949)
- Hall of Very Good (RRHOF Omissions)
- Guitar Hero (Solos and/or Riffs - 2x Bonus for dual leads)
- Don't Worry Be Happy (Upbeat Songs)
- Shut Up N Play Yer Guitar (Rock Instrumentals)
- FFA-1 Storytellers (Story Songs)
- 1800s on 18 (19th Century Music)
- Featuring... (Songs with Guest Shots)
- Jazz-Rock Fusion
- The Good Time Gospel Hour
- Stevie Wonder Radio
- XMU Rocks!!! (21st century Alt/Indie but not too quiet/twangy for KP)
Roll set 1
Die rolls: 20, 2
Roll subtotal: 22
Roll total: 22
3 decades of indie/alternative (twangers need not apply)TWO new channels to replace Turbo and Octane
XMU Rocks!!! (21st century Alt/Indie but not too quiet/twangy for KP)
Second Wave (90s Alternative)
1990 is the cutoff date for The Noble Eightfold Path.Let's see if the dice stay cold
Turbo (90/00 hard rock)
Prince Channel
Prime Country (80s/90s country)
The Noble Eightfold Path (Classic pre-Nirvana Punk) NEW
This seems like a pretty bad draw for it, though I wouldn't be surprised if simey uses one or both of her picks there.Fourth time around for Prime Country
I like expanding Prime Country to cover this century and this channel. Less country, more Who.The other category I thought up walking Louis was the Eel Pie Preservation Society (Just The Who and The Kinks)
We need two new channels for DaytonI like expanding Prime Country to cover this century and this channel. Less country, more Who.
I like both of those - I can think of one album that could have songs that qualify for both categories.We need two new channels for Dayton
Fresh meat!Let's see if the dice stay cold
Turbo (90/00 hard rock)
Prince Channel
Prime Country (80s/90s country)
The Noble Eightfold Path (Classic pre-Nirvana Punk) NEW
It’s really more 1990 as the cutoff to create a classic punk category. If I had to guess why Nirvana was the token original cutoff it would be that grunge kind of melded hard rock/metal with punk and took it mainstream.I am confused as to why Nirvana is our cutoff for the early punk.
I don't know much Prime Country (80s-90s) if that is considered mainstream country of those decades. I know the old classic country from the 60s, 70s, and early 80s, because my parents and grandparents played it. I like some of that old country, but it got on my nerves as a youth. From the 80s, I mainly know Alabama and Kenny Rogers from them crossing over on the radio, and my parents played them. I know only a few mainstream country songs from the 90s, because they were on a jukebox in Florida, and from having to do Country and Western night once a month at a big resort. I never listen to mainstream country music on the radio. I do like alternative country, folk country, Americana, roots rock, country soul, country blues, outlaw country, western swing/jazz, and bluegrass. All of those intertwine with one another.This seems like a pretty bad draw for it, though I wouldn't be surprised if simey uses one or both of her picks there.Fourth time around for Prime Country
Some alternative country/americana bands/artists formed in the mid/late 80s, and several formed in the 90s. Also, many artists and bands can fall under various country associated umbrellas. They aren't just one genre of country. Also, it seems some in here would rather chew glass than listen to country related music.Now's a good time to determine the future of our Country. The current Prime Country channel covers the 80s & 90s. We've never had a category for 21st Century Country.
Either we add a dedicated channel for Country 2000-present or we expand Prime Country to cover four decades. My vote is for the former. Modern Pop Country is pretty dire but I think there's been a lot of good Americana and Alt-Country in the past twenty years.