Comment On A Medical Emergency

If you have blue lips, that's pretty messed up. If you have blue lips on some part of your body other than your mouth, that's really messed up, and WebMD would prefer not to get too many details on it. [expand full text]
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Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 12:34 • by FireJayPa (unregistered)
None of the above?

Wow, this sounds like a girl I really want to meet

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 12:42 • by Siloria (unregistered)
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 12:51 • by snoofle
158568 in reply to 158565
Alert: Something happened


Brevity. Good.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 12:51 • by Anon (unregistered)
Wait, I have a TIME LIMIT to parse the message, decipher its meaning, and then choose between six buttons?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:11 • by wtf (unregistered)
haha if your a female you may have lips else where...

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:21 • by Sandy (unregistered)
The better question would be:

Q: What orientation are the lips experiencing blue coloring?

[_] Horizontal
[_] Vertical

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:25 • by Jeff (unregistered)
At the University of Michigan I once saw a body painted runner with just that problem.

Go Blue!

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:42 • by bstorer
index.cfm has changed on the testing server (8/10/07 7:11 AM) since your last get or put operation (10/28/1601 10:04 AM)

Yeah, maintenance on that website has really been lacking since Tycho Brahe died.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:49 • by pitchingchris
if you had blue vertical lips, you might be a couple months pregnant :)

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:49 • by Link (unregistered)
Smurfette, perhaps?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 13:51 • by Carnildo
158586 in reply to 158565
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?


More importantly, whose epoch started then?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:03 • by bkendig
The Dreamweaver guy was probably interrupted by the Siege of Kinsale.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:08 • by Troy Mclure (unregistered)
158591 in reply to 158588
Are blue lips the female equivalent of blue balls for men?

I admit that one made me chuckle when I first read it.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:11 • by iMalc (unregistered)
Something happened, but you wouldn't even understand if it was a bad thing or a good thing, let alone what the consequences of the said thing are anyway. So just click the Okay button moron.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:11 • by Licky Lindsay
158593 in reply to 158586
Carnildo:
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?


More importantly, whose epoch started then?


1/1/1601 is the epoch start for Windows file timestamps, according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1601

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:14 • by a/c (unregistered)
158596 in reply to 158586
Carnildo:
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?

More importantly, whose epoch started then?

According to Wikipedia, the Windows file system epoch is January 1, 1601.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:19 • by LT (unregistered)
Interestingly, if you follow through with "none of the above" on the blue lips question, you end up with whooping cough. That would be especially interesting if vertical Orientation...

WTF?!

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:21 • by Quietust
158598 in reply to 158575
Sandy:
The better question would be:

Q: What orientation are the lips experiencing blue coloring?

[_] Horizontal
[_] Vertical


According to Urban Dictionary, those choices could still lead to ambiguity.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:33 • by MustBeUsersFault
[ ] Mouth
[*] While doin' weird things with a smurfette puppet, go figure !

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 14:43 • by Stinky McPooty (unregistered)
158600 in reply to 158597
LT:
Interestingly, if you follow through with "none of the above" on the blue lips question, you end up with whooping cough. That would be especially interesting if vertical Orientation...

WTF?!


Would be more accurate to explain that you just blew Papa Smurf?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 15:04 • by chris (unregistered)
The 'Something happened' seems like a debug dialog that was accidentally left in (sort of like a printf). Pretty funny though.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 15:35 • by Sarah (unregistered)
Blue colored lips shouldn't worry you immature little pervs as much as the other symptoms listed on the left. When and if you finally do stumble across a girl dumb enough to sleep with you be sure to watch out for signs of "Drainage and Puss" and "Itching and Burning." One or the other is guaranteed to be there.


Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 15:52 • by Freddy Bob (unregistered)
158608 in reply to 158573
wtf:
haha if your a female you may have lips else where...

"May"? "May have lips elsewhere!?!
You've been walking into the wrong circus tents, young man.

Re: A Medical Emergency, 1601

2007-10-24 15:53 • by swordfishBob
Apparently 1601 had at least 28 months in it.

Re: A Medical Emergency (timed alerts)

2007-10-24 15:59 • by Deron Meranda (unregistered)
158611 in reply to 158569
I experienced one of these timed dialogs once in Windows, but I only had one button (OK)! I certainly couldn't decipher the whole technogarble message in the time given (especially since I use Linux 98% of the time), but it sounded really scary and destructive threatening that something would be deleted, and I didn't even have a choice between a blue wire and a red one. So I had to hastily choose the "other" button....the power button. I think I had three seconds left on the countdown; whew!

Really, timed dialogs are a bad idea. But if they have to exist, they should at least have a working PAUSE button very obviously displayed!

Re: A Medical Emergency, 1601

2007-10-24 16:19 • by Anon Fred (unregistered)
158617 in reply to 158609
swordfishBob:
Apparently 1601 had at least 28 months in it.


Quiet, Frenchy!!

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 16:20 • by Some Random Kougra Owner (unregistered)
Alert: Something happened.


This error message brought to you by Neopets.com.

(Well, not exactly. Their in-game alerts are "Something has happened," but it was the first thing I thought of.)

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 16:33 • by Erock (unregistered)
158620 in reply to 158583
Smurfing smurf! I have blue lips on my smurf!

CAPTCHA: Tesla - "Love will find a way~..."

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 16:41 • by Harrow (unregistered)
On the rare occasion when I have experienced blue lips elsewhere on my body I was able to palliate the condition by allowing the poor girl to take a few breaths before continuing.

-Harrow.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 16:58 • by T_PAAMAYIM_NEKUDOTAYIM
Since the form is a checkbox, apparently you can check both answers. That's proper for girls and Smurfette/Draenei lovers.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 17:11 • by Chris (unregistered)
158625 in reply to 158618
Some Random Kougra Owner:
Alert: Something happened.


This error message brought to you by Neopets.com.

(Well, not exactly. Their in-game alerts are "Something has happened," but it was the first thing I thought of.)


(Submitter here)

Alert: Something Happened came from Final Cut Pro on OS X. It completely crashed, leaving only that dialog.

Re: A Medical Emergency (timed alerts)

2007-10-24 17:32 • by VGR
158627 in reply to 158611
Deron Meranda:

Really, timed dialogs are a bad idea. But if they have to exist, they should at least have a working PAUSE button very obviously displayed!

For sure. And the countdown really really doesn't belong in the title bar, where it's easy to overlook.

I get why they have a countdown, though: it's part of an operation involving multiple files. If you were "putting" 300 files, you might want to leave the room while that's going on. Better to fall through after 30 seconds, than to have the user come back after an hour only to discover that only two files were "put" and there's a dialog awaiting confirmation for the remaining 298... but there damn well better be some kind of error report at the end, so the user knows one or more error dialogs timed out.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 17:45 • by jimi (unregistered)
158629 in reply to 158593
Licky Lindsay:
Carnildo:
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?


More importantly, whose epoch started then?


1/1/1601 is the epoch start for Windows file timestamps, according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1601

Well duh, 1600 would have been a leap-century, which MS has had issues dealing with in the past...

What happens in 27 seconds?

2007-10-24 18:06 • by Zygo (unregistered)
OK, I've never seen one of those before. Now that I have, I'm thinking it's one of the top ten stupidest things I've ever seen anyone program a computer to do.

WTF happens in 27 seconds? If it's anything other than "the developer is shot in public" then I'll be very disappointed.

You could even say I won't have a smile on my face.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 20:47 • by tomhath (unregistered)
158649 in reply to 158565
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on October 28th 1601?!?


No one expects the Spanish Inquisition!

Re: A Medical Emergency (timed alerts)

2007-10-24 22:22 • by J. Davis (unregistered)
158652 in reply to 158611
As for the 'sideways' thing, maybe you should get some experience instead of relying on UrbanDictionary all day.

CAPTCHA: ewww

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-24 23:41 • by Flea done but fly undone (unregistered)
"I can't find [censored]"

"Look for blue lips"

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 03:43 • by Caped Bob (unregistered)
158665 in reply to 158593
Licky Lindsay:
Carnildo:
Siloria:
Where were you at 10:04AM on Octover 28th 1601?!?


More importantly, whose epoch started then?


1/1/1601 is the epoch start for Windows file timestamps, according to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1601


Apparently, that's about the same time you lost your sense of humour Captain Obvious :)

Re: A Medical Emergency (timed alerts)

2007-10-25 04:11 • by me (unregistered)
158666 in reply to 158627
Better yet, shift that file to the end of the list (flagging it if possible) and move on to the next one. If you flag failed files than the program can save wasting time.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 04:15 • by vr602
Is it OK to spell OK as Okay, or is it more Okay to spell Okay as OK?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 04:36 • by seamus (unregistered)
If the symptom of "excessive body hair growth" doesn't lead to a diagnosis of "Werewolfism", I'll be very disappointed.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 05:20 • by Nutter (unregistered)
158670 in reply to 158606
"zomg lolz i bet u geeks hav nevr got laid lolz!!!!111"

Once you grow out of your teenage high school gangs and join the real world, you might realise what an utterly cliched and lame attempt at a put-down that actually is.

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 06:08 • by ComputerForumUser
158673 in reply to 158606
Sarah:
... lips ...


http://xkcd.com/150/

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 06:09 • by George Nacht (unregistered)
158674 in reply to 158669
seamus:
If the symptom of "excessive body hair growth" doesn't lead to a diagnosis of "Werewolfism", I'll be very disappointed.



Is Werewolfism a word? Didn´t you meant ,,lycantrophy"?

OK, neither is expected to really happen...

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 08:30 • by FireJayPa (unregistered)
158680 in reply to 158606
Way to try & burn the software engineers and IT guys with a "you don't get any" jab.

I found many women 'dumb enough' to sleep with me -- it was called the college bar scene.

QED!

CAPTCHA: muhahahhaha

Re: A Medical Emergency, 1601

2007-10-25 09:34 • by Beefy Paws (unregistered)
158683 in reply to 158609
swordfishBob:
Apparently 1601 had at least 28 months in it.


On this side of the pond, the format is usually MM/DD/YY, so it's october 28th

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 09:55 • by Global Warmer (unregistered)
158684 in reply to 158576
Jeff:
At the University of Michigan I once saw a body painted runner with just that problem.

Go Blue!


Jeff... You're a UofM fan?

Cool!
State Sucks!!!!

GO BLUE!!!!!!!!

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 10:37 • by Sarah (unregistered)
158686 in reply to 158680
FireJayPa:
Way to try & burn the software engineers and IT guys with a "you don't get any" jab.

I found many women 'dumb enough' to sleep with me -- it was called the college bar scene.



I see you're not disputing the rest of my comment. How many rounds of penicillin did you require?

Captcha: ewww ( how appropriate )

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 10:46 • by Sarah (unregistered)
158687 in reply to 158670
Nutter:
"zomg lolz i bet u geeks hav nevr got laid lolz!!!!111"

Once you grow out of your teenage high school gangs and join the real world, you might realise what an utterly cliched and lame attempt at a put-down that actually is.


Yeah, I see where you're coming from and you're correct. It's lame because the guys making all the "verticle" jokes are mature responsible men living in the real world where they're spending their free time getting laid rather than cracking immature "verticle" jokes? Oh, wait, but they are cracking immature "verticle" jokes so I guess they are immature little geeks. I guess the put-down is more spot on than it is lame.

P.S. You protest too much. Strike home?

Re: A Medical Emergency

2007-10-25 11:36 • by Raggles
158690 in reply to 158687
If you follow the 'where are your lips' symptom checker, it goes on to ask you if the blueness is made worse by 'coughing or sneezing', then (question 3 of 3), err, whether it's associated with 'eating contaminated fish'. I couldn't possibly comment further.
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