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Good enough, or seal all leaking orifices?
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#21
06-16-2018, 08:22 AM
RE: Good enough, or seal all leaking orifices?
Well Kentucky is a good state FWIW. They shared KFC with the rest of us after all. Shaun seems to be hacking into the Sleepyhead program to add ghost minutes to his charts to do what? Are you creating an alibi to cover some major crime, stating you were home sleeping while robbing some poor guy making donuts and coffee across town? Bigwink
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#22
06-16-2018, 04:04 PM
RE: Good enough, or seal all leaking orifices?
(06-15-2018, 09:21 PM)Walla Walla Wrote: The shots are only good if they're full of bourbon.

(06-16-2018, 08:22 AM)SarcasticDave94 Wrote: Well Kentucky is a good state FWIW. They shared KFC with the rest of us after all. Shaun seems to be hacking into the Sleepyhead program to add ghost minutes to his charts to do what? Are you creating an alibi to cover some major crime, stating you were home sleeping while robbing some poor guy making donuts and coffee across town?  Bigwink

SarcasticDave, I apologize for correcting your spelling in public: taking begins with a 't', not an 'm'.  And I remind you that you are the person who claimed to be so generous with both.

Walla Walla, the only whisky I have is Irish, and it's rye.  I hadn't thought about it, but I could dip the bullet in cobra venom, if SarcasticDave can spare any.
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SarcasticDave94 Offline
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Machine: ResMed Aircurve 10 ASV
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Mask Make & Model: ResMed AirFit/AirTouch F20 S/M/L & PR Amara View Med
Humidifier: ResMed HumidAir plus ClimateLineAir heated hose: manual 86° @ 4-8
CPAP Pressure: ASVAuto EPAP/9-13 PS/3-12
CPAP Software: ResScan OSCAR SleepyHead

Other Comments: Sarcastic at times, COPD & Mixed Apnea. Cup is now a prop.

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Location: Greencastle, PA USA
#23
06-16-2018, 04:54 PM
RE: Good enough, or seal all leaking orifices?
Well unfortunately I did mean the guy making donuts at whichever one is nearby. The Dunkin Donuts, etc. Coffee
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