Orlando Drone Show Goes Horribly Wrong as Out of Control UAVs Hit the Crowd at Full Speed – Seriously Injured 7-Year-Old Boy Is Recovering After Heart

[Bad Santa]

Yes, if i believe it to be true.

Given my utter ignorance in this area, and the significance of it, I expect I'll be having many discussions with friends and family, and I'll probably get something wrong that I mistakenly think is right.

I'm not capable of perfection.



The nuclear chemical stress test is next. Waiting for insurance approval, the bastards (it's been 4 days, we're talking HEART, what could they possibly be debating? ).

How long did the discomfort last? You're scaring me...

The feeling lasted for a little over four hours. Constantly feeling like an elephant was standing on my chest and my body screaming to get away but being unable to move.
OK, kidding. It lasted for around 20-30 seconds. And the elephant was a small one.

Luckily for me, I was in a crisis situation so the insurance company had no say in any of my tests.

 

[Droning on and on...]

The feeling lasted for a little over four hours. Constantly feeling like an elephant was standing on my chest and my body screaming to get away but being unable to move.
OK, kidding. It lasted for around 20-30 seconds. And the elephant was a small one.

Luckily for me, I was in a crisis situation so the insurance company had no say in any of my tests.

Okay, if the kidding is over , I think I can handle 30 seconds. Maybe the anticipation will stress me out enough they don't have to use the drug

 

[Bad Santa]

Okay, if the kidding is over , I think I can handle 30 seconds. Maybe the anticipation will stress me out enough they don't have to use the drug

No, there's nothing that I've ever experienced that was even close to the stress test but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.
Report back after, though. I want to see if you have words to describe it.

 

[Droning on and on...]

No, there's nothing that I've ever experienced that was even close to the stress test but I'm sure you'll be able to handle it.
Report back after, though. I want to see if you have words to describe it.

Did some googling, they make it sound no worse than having an ice cream cone

I'm more inclined to believe your actual experience...

 

[Bad Santa]

Did some googling, they make it sound no worse than having an ice cream cone

I'm more inclined to believe your actual experience...

I've never, loudly, said "I don't like this. I don't like this!! Make it stop!!" while eating an ice cream cone.

 

[GroovyGeek]

Likely ignorance and typical press stupidity.

What's got me very concerned is the fact a drone like this could damage the heart of a 7 year old through the very tough, hard, ribcage. Assuming the kid was otherwise normal, I want t9 know more about this drone and the impact... size, weight, shape, speed at impact, etc.

The heart damage is very worrisome. It wasn't a neo, but just for sake of argument if it was we need to seriously revisit the OOP rules because they may be nothing but smoke.

More likely a compensation grab. Try to explain to a jury of morons that this is impossible

 

[Droning on and on...]

I've never, loudly, said "I don't like this. I don't like this!! Make it stop!!" while eating an ice cream cone.

You haven't had saw palmetto and cream

 

[Photo Booth]

Yes, if i believe it to be true.

Given my utter ignorance in this area, and the significance of it, I expect I'll be having many discussions with friends and family, and I'll probably get something wrong that I mistakenly think is right.

I'm not capable of perfection.



The nuclear chemical stress test is next. Waiting for insurance approval, the bastards (it's been 4 days, we're talking HEART, what could they possibly be debating? ).

How long did the discomfort last? You're scaring me...

I’ve had four nuclear chemical stress tests over the last 25 years. No big deal. The "discomfort" lasts about 30 seconds. It's NOT painful, it's just uncomfortable. Your heart rate rises, you get a little warm, you feel a little sweaty, then it's over. No big deal.

Mark