Hernia check

Puff McDanks

Active Member
What guy doesn’t love a good hernia check? Don’t get me wrong, I like prostate exams as well, but hernia checks are...different. Especially when you got a doc like me who meticulously checks every vein. He juggles em side to side, bounces em up and down in his hand nice and gentle like.

He says he needs to check for them more often now though. Like once a month he says. Not sure if that’s more than the average, but I’m cool with it. He doesn’t even wear gloves to do it anymore. Not gonna lie, little Puff does the happy bounce sometimes. Next time he wants to try some kinda medicine so I can be completely relaxed next time I go. Says he’s gonna do some kinda in depth prostate exam.

So how do you guys like the hernia checks?
 

Puff McDanks

Active Member
Hey, OP. I see you've been away from the site for 2 1/2 years, and just started posting again. What have you been up to?
Well, this is my third attempt at growing. Second account for this site. I originally joined in 2008 with my first ever grow. Only made it through the seedling stage so quit til 2015. Fast forward to ‘15 ,Grew a full cycle plant but the bud sucked. Bad genetics and CFLs pshhh. Now I’ve got good genetics and a real setup, but I’m still in the seedling stage right now. It’s not legal here otherwise I would of been growing a long time ago.
 

tangerinegreen555

Well-Known Member
Hey at least you can afford a doctor. Couldn't tell ya the last time I saw one.
I always had insurance where I worked.

But I can still remember going to see the town doctor for bronchitis or somthing. It would cost $10 to see him. Then I'd go to the local pharmacy and pay $12 maybe for the Rx. All out of pocket because it wasn't that much and I was too lazy to fill out the paperwork to get $18 or $20 back.

That same drug today costs $200. Going to see a Dr. costs $250.

The copays today are more than the whole thing when I was 25.

A new Monte Carlo back then was $5400 loaded. I know because I bought one

If we used the same inflation rate, a new Chevy would be over $125,000.

Something just isn't right.
 
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