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Now there are 4 police officers dead.Why arent you republicans asking this question? Is he your presidential hopeful for 2012??
Two professional killers invade a small town and kill a gas station attendant, "the Swede," who's expecting them. Insurance ...
I loved the killers first album Hot fuss played it to death, but what do you think their second one will be like, they always say that second albums are never as good???
I hope it's good, I've heard a few songs off of it (Sam's Town, the song, is great) and it seems like it will be pretty cool, but I loved Hot Fuss so much I feel like I'm setting myself up for heartbreak (ah, so dramatic) waiting on this new album. But, October 3rd will be Judgement Day for the Killers, as it is true, many bands flop after the second album. I'm not that impressed by When You Were Young, the verdict is still out. Like I said, I'm hoping, and I have confidence in them to make this great, but I have a feeling we'll be let down...
I am beginning to play guitar and I want to play a Killers song. Do you guys have any recommendations for a good song to learn by them?
Spaceman:
Verse-
C,C,C,C
G,Am,G,G
C,C,C,C
G,Am,G,G
Pre-Chorus-
F,G,Am,Em
F,G,Am,Em
F,G,Em,Am
G,G,G,G
Chorus-
C,Am,C,F
Dm,Am,G,G
C,Am,C,F
Dm,Am,G,G
Bridge-
Am until second "NIle used to run," then F, G.
This version is simplified and transposed for increased simplicity. I hope it serves you well : ).
What type of pain killers are usually prescribed for post operative pain relating to inguinal hernia repair? Also, what type of pain should a 23 year old otherwise healthy male expect from inguinal hernia repair surgery?
Thanks!
What you are prescribed for postoperative pain depends completely on the doctor. You may get anything from prescription-strength ibuprofen (600mg or 800mg tablets), weak opioids (codeine, propoxyphene), medium-strength opioid (hydrocodone), or stronger opioids (oxycodone, hydromorphone, morphine).
You will most likely get one of the following:
* Tylenol with codeine
* Vicodin, Lortab, Lorcet, or Norco (hydrocodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol))
* Percocet (oxycodone with acetaminophen (Tylenol))
* Percodan (oxycodone with aspirin)
* Combunox (oxycodone with ibuprofen)
Those are the most commonly prescribed medications for acute postoperative pain.
The pain should not be severe as it is not a major surgery. Pain medications with hydrocodone or oxycodone will most likely work just fine. Codeine is weaker and may not work as well. But everyone's body and their response to pain is different, so what works great for one person may not work at all for someone else.
I would take whatever you are given, and if it is not working, or if you are experiencing bad side effects like nausea, vomiting, itching, dizziness, or severe drowsiness, call the surgeon and let him or her know, and you should be switched to something else that may work better for you -- both in how effectiveness in treating your pain and minimizing side effects. There is no reason why you should suffer from undertreated pain or unmanageable side effects from the drugs, so do not be afraid to call the surgeon to adjust or change your medication.
Ive been watching tv shows about BTK and other serial killers. Now ive been having nightmares about serial killers BTK in particular.You see, my step-grandfather looks just like BTK so I think its him. Is there any ways to prevent these night mares?
Stop watching TV and move out of the ghetto.