Spacetrawler, audio version For the blind or visually impaired, February 3, 2023.
Sometimes a bunch of yeses can feel awfully good.
Spacetrawler, audio version For the blind or visually impaired, February 3, 2023.
Sometimes a bunch of yeses can feel awfully good.
Diller wasn’t really listening. She was nodding off.
Diller is Noddy by Nature.
Diller’s thought-process: “I’m not nodding, the cartilage which makes up my neck is injured due to the stress of being blown out into space, and your inertial dampeners on this tub are tuned too low for everyone but boneless jello-people, so my poor head is bouncing about all the time.”
Overthinking this maybe.
Christopher? Yes *yes* YES!!! (…since you can’t see me nodding in agreement to your comment)
Yes. Yes, they can feel awfully good.
A friend of mine once called me when she was unable to say anything but “Mm,” sometimes with inflection. Over the course of twenty minutes, with carefully worded questions, I learned she had had two wisdom teeth taken out that morning at the dentist and that the Novocain was wearing off. Also that she had no more wisdom teeth to extract, for which she was very grateful, and that aspirin really wasn’t helping, which was making her desperate. She was going to lie down until the swelling went away. Interesting chat.
That worked out better for you than it did for George Webber when he was trying to talk to Sam in the movie “10”
Taken in a broad interpretation, yes.
When the pain killers and Valium wear off after wisdom teeth extraction, it can be interesting.
Fond memory – “Gee that hurts. I don’t care.”. Never had valium since, just as well.
When mine came out, I chewed a tea bag. It helped stop the bleeding and man, did it feel good when I stopped chewing.