That would be an oopsie. I wonder how much Gary spent on his anti-apnea device. (BTW, I had no idea Gary had such a sleep disorder, but the stress of living, or un-living, with Leopold could, I suppose, be a factor).
In the olden days of early 1970’s Vietnam, you could cut a small piece of C-4 from a Claymore mine and start a cooking fire with it to warm up your lovely and oh so delicious CRATS.
My favorite was canned ham and beans: smelled like Alpo and my scout dog loved it.
It was not recommended to stomp on the fire later to put it out as it might blow off your foot and that would take care of your sleep apnea. Let it burn out.
Randy B Premium Member over 11 years ago
Aren’t CPAP and C4 the same?
Rwill over 11 years ago
Well… I suppose C4 could help open your airways too.
Digital Frog over 11 years ago
It’s not so much his apnea that the problem as his coffin all night long.
Peachguy82 over 11 years ago
Why does a vampire need a machine to help him breathe?
Sisyphos over 11 years ago
That would be an oopsie. I wonder how much Gary spent on his anti-apnea device. (BTW, I had no idea Gary had such a sleep disorder, but the stress of living, or un-living, with Leopold could, I suppose, be a factor).
waykirk over 11 years ago
In the olden days of early 1970’s Vietnam, you could cut a small piece of C-4 from a Claymore mine and start a cooking fire with it to warm up your lovely and oh so delicious CRATS.
My favorite was canned ham and beans: smelled like Alpo and my scout dog loved it.
It was not recommended to stomp on the fire later to put it out as it might blow off your foot and that would take care of your sleep apnea. Let it burn out.
The old Sarge
ironflange over 11 years ago
Those things are expensive, too. Take my word for it.
David Huie Green LoveJoyAndPeace over 11 years ago
They last forever, end snoring and let you know exactly when the power goes off.
joegee almost 3 years ago
Leopold actually doing his job of protecting his boss? Wow.