Old People Thread

[kozzman555]

Hello old people of CP! Do you ever think about wanting to talk about problems you and other old people have? Is this football forum the only place on the internet you know how to get to? Well look no further! This old man thread is here for you to talk about your trials and tribulations.

Have an itch to complain about how the young generation doesn't know what hard work is? Post it in here! Are there some birds that need yelled or do you have neighbors that play music too loud? We'd love to hear about it! Did you fill your diapers and want to complain about the poor quality of Chinese products? Please regale us!

So if you can barely see letters in this thread without zooming in, but refuse to give up your drivers license, we'd love to read what you have to tell us! Come on in, bring your Werther's candy, and folksy tales of how things used to be!

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by Brody Wa

I’m worried about liver problems because I’m taking 3-4 thousand milligrams of acetaminophen a day for osteoarthritis. I separated my shoulder when I was a youngster and it’s coming back to haunt me.

As long as you're not drinking alcohol on all of that acet you shouldn't be too bad off, just drink plenty of water to keep the liver flushed out

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by Brody Wa

I’m worried about liver problems because I’m taking 3-4 thousand milligrams of acetaminophen a day for osteoarthritis. I separated my shoulder when I was a youngster and it’s coming back to haunt me.

For the average healthy adult, the generally recommended maximum daily dose is no more than 4,000 milligrams (mg) from all sources. But in some people, doses close to the 4,000 mg daily limit for adults could still be toxic to the liver. It's safest to take only what you need, and to not exceed 3,000 mg a day whenever possible, especially if you use acetaminophen often.

[Brody Wa]

Originally Posted by 4th and Long

For the average healthy adult, the generally recommended maximum daily dose is no more than 4,000 milligrams (mg) from all sources. But in some people, doses close to the 4,000 mg daily limit for adults could still be toxic to the liver. It's safest to take only what you need, and to not exceed 3,000 mg a day whenever possible, especially if you use acetaminophen often.

I appreciate your post. I will follow your suggestion immediately.

[PHOG]

EH!???

[Holladay]

Anything unplanned happens in the morning to screw with my routine I'll end up going to work without a belt, my wallet, etc.

Thinking not reserved for old folks. My son got fired because he was late to work too often. Most of it was because of the above quote. He just didn't learn to do what we all do.

[4th and Long]

Originally Posted by PHOG

EH!???

I SAID, ... WAIT A MINUTE, .... HERE, ... PUT THIS IN YOUR EAR

[Holladay]

Yes I am old because I knew about those things. My great uncle had one.

[T-post Tom]

What?

[BWillie]

10 out of 10 Chiefsplanet geezers prefer Mahomes over Todd Blackledge.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by Brody Wa

I’m worried about liver problems because I’m taking 3-4 thousand milligrams of acetaminophen a day for osteoarthritis. I separated my shoulder when I was a youngster and it’s coming back to haunt me.

Originally Posted by Chief Ten Beers

As long as you're not drinking alcohol on all of that acet you shouldn't be too bad off, just drink plenty of water to keep the liver flushed out

Since I got a kidney stone I was told to stop taking Tylenol it can help stones form and grow.

[Stryker]

Originally Posted by kozzman555

Hello old people of CP! Do you ever think about wanting to talk about problems you and other old people have? Is this football forum the only place on the internet you know how to get to? Well look no further! This old man thread is here for you to talk about your trials and tribulations.

Have an itch to complain about how the young generation doesn't know what hard work is? Post it in here! Are there some birds that need yelled or do you have neighbors that play music too loud? We'd love to hear about it! Did you fill your diapers and want to complain about the poor quality of Chinese products? Please regale us!

So if you can barely see letters in this thread without zooming in, but refuse to give up your drivers license, we'd love to read what you have to tell us! Come on in, bring your Werther's candy, and folksy tales of how things used to be!

Fun fact, I am 60 years old and on the weekends I BLOW my neighbors away playing Kashmir loud as HELL and I know my neighbors can hear it! I am a fan of Heavy Metal so I ROCK - **** the neighbors!

Oh and I fart a lot which makes me laugh! Hence, OLD FART! It' a real thing so not an urban legend!

[mlyonsd]

For arthritic pain I was told to use Naproxen, the generic form of Aleve. It can take a few doses to work in but it always works for me.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by Stryker

Fun fact, I am 60 years old and on the weekends I BLOW my neighbors away playing Kashmir loud as HELL and I know my neighbors can hear it! I am a fan of Heavy Metal so I ROCK - **** the neighbors! !

when I was 8 or so I was listening to Led Zepplin, Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath. Most of my classmates were listening to Bobby Goldsboro, the carpenters etc. they thought I was going to grow up and be a serial killer.

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Holladay

Yes I am old because I knew about those things. My great uncle had one.

I'm actually getting a hearing test tomorrow. I'll let you all know how it goes.

I hope they don't play any rap as part of the test, because I automatically tune that out.

[Stryker]

Another fun fact for older people who still work - The infamous "HARD STAIN" so when you go to a nice toilet and take a dump then flush you see at the bottom of the toilet tiger stripes! So you think I will just flush again! Uh, oh! they are still there! So you leave hoping other employees do not see you leaving yet, along comes housekeeping - there are 4 things involved in rectifying this issue - gloves, bleach, a toilet scrubber and force. Now this does not work out well for said housekeeper because FORCE is certain to break said scrubber so hands emerge in said streaked toilet so the gloves come in handy for said housekeeper. However, since such "force" was used. forehead sweating was created and said housekeeper uses gloved hand, which was immersed in said soiled toilet, wipes forehead without thinking with submerged gloved hand. End result, does not work well for said housekeeper - a silent victory for the old guy!