I have that every day. Bunch of rumbling in my gut but no movement yet. And I usually super regular too. Every morning dump right after I get out of bed or directly after the morning coffee.
Whenever you're prescribed pain meds... ask of a lactulose prescription too
I should have, but I figured the prune juice would work. But I’m going to keep on with the prune juice and coffee throughout the day and hope for a release soon. I’ve gotten plenty of experience with Vicodin/Norco from past injuries, but it’s been a few years since I’ve had any. Last time I had a colonoscopy a couple years ago, I had mild diverticulitis, which I think was from giving birth to monster shits while injured.
IKR. I’m on the throne right now and it absolutely not gonna happen. I had 2 glasses of prune juice already too! 1 with the meds and one early this morning and my bidet squirting warm water up my ass. No way I can even push with the jacked up ribs.
i felt bad for you until you mention the bidet. bloody richie rich on the thread. i bet you owned a green machine while all the other kids f*cked round on big wheels
since we are on topic, i took such a massive shit this morning i wrote a haiku about it.
what a massive shit could fit a spare tire in my ass frog jumping in pond[/Quote]
I’m no Richie rich man! If I was, I’d be getting a new bike every year. I got the bidet years ago when we remodeled the bathroom and I saw it on the show room floor. Once I saw all of the features, I had to have it. And being constipated from meds was one of the reasons. Years ago, I broke my left wrist and shattered my right thumb at the same time, (ate shit on a gas powered skateboard) and had pins through the cast on both arms. That was pre bidet and I couldn’t even wipe myself. That’s where the loving wife comes in. Luckily when I did get it out, it was like rocks so she didn’t have much to wipe. But at least I could push then. I can’t even do that right now.
So a local shop had their only real mechanic quit and are left with no one with any real bike mechanic experience. So their plan is to contract their wrenching out to a guy who will work from his home. The shop owner's kid will be doing small jobs and making adjustments (adding pedals or whatever to new bikes) in the shop but the majority of repairs will involve the customer's bikes being sent to someone's house. The owner thinks this is groundbreaking and the future of bike shops.
What do you guys think of this? Would you take your bike to a shop that does this (obviously if you couldn't do repairs yourself)? Would you buy a bike from this type shop?
Just curious if I'm being a little to critical of this plan...