Barry,

Right, and the last time I got my colonoscopy I remember the verbal instructions and written instruction being very clear (no pun
intended!) on that.

To me, Citrate Of Magnesia (the clear version) with Ducolax, does the
trick for me. My late wife called it "Sprite With A Kick".

The caption notes "This is why you do NOT take the top ice bag".

Euuuwww!

The local Sonic offers bags of crushed ice...I've been tempted to buy
some.

As I said before I don't repeat things.

Then, how am I supposed to remember?? :P

Mr. Ed: "I'm a dumb animal, Wilbur...what's your excuse??" <G>

I'm a human!

They don't make shows like that anymore.

Daryl

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Hi Daryl!

Right, and the last time I got my colonoscopy I remember the verbal instructions and written instruction being very clear (no pun
intended!) on that.

To me, Citrate Of Magnesia (the clear version) with Ducolax,
does the trick for me. My late wife called it "Sprite With A
Kick".

I've half-heard some of the doctors are prescibing a specific prep --
either works better consistently or nice pharmacological rep! <g>

The caption notes "This is why you do NOT take the top ice bag".

Euuuwww!

The local Sonic offers bags of crushed ice...I've been tempted
to buy some.

If a small bag and would use at home might be nice for chilling your
flavoured water to help keep cool in the summer heat. We have an ice
maker in the fridge (through-the-door type, ice and water) and is nice!
I drink a lot of water, prefer it slightly chilled, so handy.

As I said before I don't repeat things.

Then, how am I supposed to remember?? :P
Mr. Ed: "I'm a dumb animal, Wilbur...what's your excuse??" <G>

I'm a human!

They don't make shows like that anymore.

Everyone knows horses don't talk; only cartoon animals do! (Probably
cost too much to get the horse or other talking critter to move their
lips on cue.)


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Barry,

I've half-heard some of the doctors are prescibing a specific prep -- either works better consistently or nice pharmacological rep! <g>

The Go-Lytely was NASTY -- it was like tepid salt water. I was doing
a large amount of gagging...and the nurse said "We can put it through
your nose"...I growled "I'll drink it".

The My-Lytely with lemon was SO TART, that it reacted violently with
the stomach acid...and it felt like my esophagus and throat were on
fire.

If a small bag and would use at home might be nice for chilling your flavoured water to help keep cool in the summer heat. We have an ice maker in the fridge (through-the-door type, ice and water) and is nice!
I drink a lot of water, prefer it slightly chilled, so handy.

After the disability gets in Friday (thank God!), I can finally do some shopping. I still have food to last into early next week, but Mother
Hubbard's Cupboard is working on getting bare.

Everyone knows horses don't talk; only cartoon animals do! (Probably
cost too much to get the horse or other talking critter to move their
lips on cue.)

Or the time where Mr. Ed was playing baseball...he forgot to step on
first base, so he was tagged out at home plate. <G>

The animation with the original Looney Toons cartoons was so intricate,
that it was perfect with the words (the late Mel Blanc did all of the
voice characterizations). But, nowadays, they just spead the lips apart
and close them (like the butt cheeks in that joke a bit ago <G>), while
the characters "talk".

Daryl

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