Either that, or is a spammer about to reply from his other account with a link to online medical supplies. I'd like to think an Australian could write better English than that...

Play more dosbox games and look at that vsync or mouse movement and pass the kidney stone around sooner than normally.

Nope, beer :


http://www.menshealth.com/mhlists/things-to-do-with-beer/pass-a-kidney-stone-with-beer.php

Lol, finally use for my drinking.. but alas I'm trying to drink less not quit because it would be insane but less sounds better.

Sir, I'm speechless! :O :D

Since no patient ever complained I think we must conclude it is huge succes.

Nobel prize here I come!

I may have misunderstood what you were getting at. I've heard of using beer to pass a kidney stone, but I thought you were talking about preventing them.

Guys, can anyone tell me how to rotate the tires on a '72 Ford Pinto? I can't find the right socket for my wrench to change the lugs.

Oh, and what wattage is my microwave?

Beer works in both ways .

I have a kidney problem. You see, they don't work, which is why I'm so full of shit.

I get asked if I'm diabetic (because diabeties causes thirst) if I drink more than 32 oz (1 liter) a day.

Your failing kidneys are the reason we always take the piss out of you. We're virtually saints, is what I'm saying.

Well, if it's more than 1l in one go, yeah, i could see that being kind of weird, unless it was a really hot day, i remember in my old job i had to unload container with only 1 coworker with time limite and that f-day was hot like hell, whoever was responsible for the drinking machine made some cash out of it, i must have bought 4 or 5 cans of soda (0.35l or 12 oz) in 2 hours.

In preparation for a possible operation, you should try out Surgeon Simulator. This game (especially the second mission) gives an accurate depiction of the procedure and thus will make you less scared.

Those sort of static recommendations are quite stupid.

During the summer, I'll drink gallons a day because nobody around here has air conditioning and even when they do they set it at like 78 degrees, which is madness.

So, in order to prevent problems with washing away electrolytes, I'll add iodized salt and potassium to the water. If you're doing that, then you can drink quite a bit before having to worry about water poisoning.