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The best club I never wanted to join.

I have an on-x. It clicks, but I don't care. I understand why a young woman might consider it 'unattractive', but it makes no difference to this bearded, middle-aged fat-arse. It gives me peace of mind. Warfarin is no problem. Just another tablet, amongst others. I eat whatever I want...

There has been some debate, but most people here accept the answer is '4'. I can't understand why Americans are being polarised over something so trivial. I suggest people invest in calculators and draw their own conclusions, rather than relying on the media. I can put my hand on my heart and...

'4' is the correct answer.

No problems.

Aww, you INR nerds. I love you guys.

I actually think the guy was being nasty.

I say, he might benefit from a good slap across the back of the head. Duke of Texas, sort his ***** out.

You are both mistaken. I'm the centre of gravity.

The Atenolol has kept my heart rate very steady. It is very much like a watch at 60 bpm. I'm very used to it. I tried weaning myself off the Atenolol and one night my heart rate got up to about 90, which is perfectly normal. I couldN't get to sleep, so I aborted the weaning-off plan. My on x is...

My on x is quite loud. It doesn't bother me, but when I tried cutting down on the beta blocker, my heart rate sped up and it annoyed me.

Omg they're scum.

Dear Sir, It may have escaped your notice we are animals, especially Pellicle who has a predisposition for humping furniture. As such, please accept our sincerest apologies.

My dearest Duke of Texas, After some deliberation, We have decided you may proceed. Regards, George III Dei Gratia Kingus of Brittanicus and ****.

I will consider it.

A fridge

What's white and can't climb trees?

It's a pity though Steve. These 'combative' people were probably harmless. We all share the same experience.

What's brown and sticky?

A brown bell.