Trivia Fun

[Greg Sacramento]

In many languages, what is the most printed inked phrase on an object of over three words in the last 50 years? It's used less now. Hint: contains the word - before

 

[Greg Sacramento]

My ringing is just too piecing loud to have any fun.

The answer is: Please close lid before striking.

 

[Bill Bauer]

My ringing is just too piecing loud to have any fun.

The answer is: Please close lid before striking.

I misread your original post. I thought it said "three words", and not "over three words".

I wouldn't have known it, as I never really bought matches.

You should have given people 24 hours before posting the answer.

 

[Greg Sacramento]

@Bill Bauer "You should have given people 24 hours before posting the answer."

I just never know if I'll ever be able to post again.

What really set me back, was my GP from consultation with my other doctors. I was told that with my severe condition, I shouldn't try any physical therapy. To only use medications. My GP said any medication that you want, I will write a prescription. Not taking any meds at this time.

Then I had to go look at my online health records where it listed my tinnitus as being catastrophic - C2-C5. That's well over severe at 10/10. I'm in the 1% of the tinnitus world.

 

[GregCA]

I'm in the 1% of the tinnitus world.

On the bright side, you're a one-percenter!

 

[Dan RVA]

Then I had to go look at my online health records where it listed my tinnitus as being catastrophic - C2-C5. That's well over severe at 10/10. I'm in the 1% of the tinnitus world.

Wow, that sucks Greg. I am new to all of this, but I had no idea there was a scale to measure T. How is that done?

Sorry for your troubles, I hope something can help you going forward.

Dan

 

[Greg Sacramento]

Thanks @Dan RVA I've taken a bunch of tests like pure tone audio, reflex, sound matching - handicap index, severity and functional indexing, visual and speech recognition.

I not having any more times (hours) where my T will drop under my high level. I have a lot of diseases to deal with. From neck to toe.

Most should be able to see a drop or better with their T. It does fade for most. It did for me with my first onset years ago.

 

[just1morething]

@Greg Sacramento, When you mentioned C2-C5 I was thinking of your neck at first lol, not catastrophic T. Body problems can sure be distressing.

 

[ECP]

My guess would have been, "Shake well before using."

@Greg Sacramento, I'm amazed by all the anatomical expertise you shared here. I hope the reason you're no longer on the board is that your health improved or that you found new hobbies or interests. I've been re-reading some of your older posts about neck, shoulder, and jaw issues because my tinnitus has unexpectedly developed a new somatic component that it never had before.

Wherever you are, I send my deepest gratitude.