Bad Rap (funny)

Discussion in 'Prozinc / PZI' started by Joanna & Bix (GA), Jul 25, 2010.

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  1. Joanna & Bix (GA)

    Joanna & Bix (GA) Well-Known Member

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    (My apologies in advance. Clearly my singer-songwriter career is going to be a challenging one. :lol: )

    Yeah I'm a su-ga-cat, and I gotz to say
    For my in-su-lin, I luvs the PZI way!

    Some say it don't last, or it drops too fast,
    But I sez they's cra-zy, PZI is a blast!

    I getz my fix every day, so I can go play,
    No worries 'bout my sugz, PZ keeps 'em at bay.

    I trained my own bean, to shoot me real good,
    I cooperate for tests, so I getz lotz o fud!

    Oh yeah the protamine zinc, iz where itz at,
    Don't it make you jealous that youz not a cat?
     
  2. Kelly & Oscar

    Kelly & Oscar Well-Known Member

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    LOL Joanna that's too funny!
     
  3. Anonymous

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    awwww, joanna, datz iz so cuut...luvs, da tomtom
     
  4. Rob & Harley (GA)

    Rob & Harley (GA) Well-Known Member

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    Yeah! We have our own song.
     
  5. Joanna & Bix (GA)

    Joanna & Bix (GA) Well-Known Member

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    if anyone else has too much time on their hands :lol: maybe we can come up with a whole set for the PZI kitty rock band!!!
     
  6. Anonymous

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    oh like make our own cd? we used to have a great christmas song made by howdygirl. let me see if i can find it. I know some of it by heart.

    Oh Pancreas Oh pancreas
    why did you have to leave us?
    since you've been gone we now rely
    on insulin called pzi

    Oh pancreas oh pancreas

    (I'll have to look up the rest)
     
  7. Anonymous

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    O pancreas, O pancreas,
    Why did you have to leave us?
    Since you’ve been gone we now rely,
    On insulin called PZI
    O pancreas, O pancreas,
    Why did you have to leave us?

    O pancreas, O pancreas,
    Sometimes you rear your head
    And when you do, blood glucose drops,
    So I give food to make it stop
    O pancreas, O pancreas,
    Sometimes you rear your head

    Try TID, try BID
    Or change the dose, no guarantees
    Tomorrow morn, she could be high
    Or might be low, I can’t deny
    That even now I have no clue
    From day to day just what she’ll do
    Why did you have to leave us?O pancreas, O pancreas,
    Why did you have to leave us?
     
  8. Joanna & Bix (GA)

    Joanna & Bix (GA) Well-Known Member

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    ROTFL!!! Love that 3rd verse, pretty much describes life here, no?
     
  9. Anonymous

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    oh yeah!
     
  10. Angela & Blackie & 3 Others

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  11. judy and squamee(GA)

    judy and squamee(GA) Well-Known Member

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    Hi, Joanna!
    I see you still have that marvelous sense of humor! I have not been here in many months, and I enjoy being able to laugh with you!
    Squamee is still OTJ---Aug 20 will be a year. She is well, tho she howls and wakes me a lot at night, I don't know why. I think she is age-ing---she is 16 and sleeps a lot more than she used to.
    My kids are well, as are my grandchildren. THe twins will be 6 months next week! I have been going there 4 or 5 days a week since Feb. In Sept my daughter is going back to work and has hired a nanny. I will be getting my old life back, more or less.
    Hope you and yours are all well!
    Best,
    Judy
     
  12. Joanna & Bix (GA)

    Joanna & Bix (GA) Well-Known Member

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    Hi Judy, so nice to see you around! I can't believe it's been almost a year now, and the twins are 6 months, wow, time flies!!! Thanks for the update, it was so nice when you were around on the board, it is good to know things are going well with you. Bix is humming along much as he was - he tried to go OTJ for a bit, he was going like a week w/o a shot, but then his #s would start creeping up and he'd need one. Then after a while they started going up faster, so now he's back to a shot once a day or so. I'm still experimenting with what strategy works for him - he doesn't zoom up at all, so it makes it confusing when to shoot, he likes to hover in the low 100s for hours. But he seems happy and his #s are decent overall, so it's ok. :D
     
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