Baby Lockett

[Spaces]

SKietz 9:17pm via Twitter for Android
Today ranks up there as one of my worst days ever. For many reasons.

Is Tyler still alive or something?

Think he's referring to the bad weather, etc.

[Dr Rick Daris]

SKietz 9:17pm via Twitter for Android
Today ranks up there as one of my worst days ever. For many reasons.

Is Tyler still alive or something?

Think he's referring to the bad weather, etc.

interpretation= i heard about tyler. i shouldn't have said anything. i did. maybe i'll make a joke to diffuse it or something.

[The Whale]

SKietz 9:17pm via Twitter for Android
Today ranks up there as one of my worst days ever. For many reasons.

Is Tyler still alive or something?

He's one of Jerry's 'kids'?

[fatty fat fat]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

[SkinnyBenny]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

[bigwillie20]

SKietz 9:17pm via Twitter for Android
Today ranks up there as one of my worst days ever. For many reasons.

Is Tyler still alive or something?

Think he's referring to the bad weather, etc.

interpretation= i heard about tyler. i shouldn't have said anything. i did. maybe i'll make a joke to diffuse it or something.

bingo

[O-town Kat]

Maybe WITB fell for a line about BL needing a new kidney, went public with it, and now knows he is WITB.

[Spaces]

  WITB

[PorkChop Express]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

 

[WillieWatanabe]

TDLockett12 Tyler Lockett
God can turn bad situations or circumstances to work out for the very best..!!

[SkinnyBenny]

.....What does Li'l Baby Lockett mean here?  Like getting a girl pregnant when you're 16 and then he grows up to carry on your K-State wide receiver legacy?

[steve dave]

.....What does Li'l Baby Lockett mean here?  Like getting a girl pregnant when you're 16 and then he grows up to carry on your K-State wide receiver legacy?

 

[Dr.Spaceman]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

[EMAW SP8]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

  FIGHT!!!!!

[TBL]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

  FIGHT!!!!!

How I imagine this one going....

[wetwillie]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

We are so blessed

[mocat]

zomg with citations?!!!!!!111!!??? 

[SkinnyBenny]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

And FWIW I think you guys will both make terrible doctors.   

[Bill Clarahan]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

  FIGHT!!!!!

Not just any fight ,but a GodDamn NSAID renal donnybrook   

[Spaces]

    maybe you're both right?

[0.42]

fwiw i prefer google scholar to web of science

[fatty fat fat]

Dear Dr. Spaceman,

NSAID induced renal insufficiency is due to protoglandin induced afferent arteriole vasconstriction leading to renal ischemia and acute renal insufficiency.

Please call your medical school and ask for a refund.  Thanks.

Dear fatty fat fat,

You are a rough ridin' idiot.

When the circulating plasma volume becomes low for any reason (dehydrated from running a lot during a football game???), some people's renal microcirculation is kept open only by the local prostaglandins (PGE2 and PGI2) (NEJM 332: 647, 1995). When these people take a classic NSAID, they get vasomotor nephropathy / acute tubular necrosis, and recover in a few days. (ACE inhibitors, which prevent formation of angiotensin II, do the same thing.) Many (if not most) very-old folks given classic NSAIDs get azotemic (JAMA 264: 471, 1990; Br. Med. J. 311: 392, 1995; it happens often even today to kids in the hospital Arch. Dis. Child. 92: 524, 2007); as a matter of fact, don't give NSAID's to folks who depend on their kidneys to excrete drugs with low therapeutic indices (notably lithium).

thanks.

Thanks for quoting papers from 1995....I guess the medical school you went to is "under sanctions"

[SkinnyBenny]

Thanks for quoting papers from 1995....I guess the medical school you went to is "under sanctions"

       

[kso_FAN]

I fully expect Thompson to step up in the return game, he may not be as good as Lockett, but he's pretty darn good. I'm hopeful BSmith will be back to offset the loss in the passing game. It hurts, but this is not terrible IMHO.

[EllToPay]

http://www.kansascity.com/2011/11/09/3257683/lockett-family-produces-another.html

This week, Kevin Lockett has encouraged Tyler to fight through the wear and tear that all players experience late in the season with a positive mind-set. Coming off back-to-back losses, the Wildcats could use some extra energy in practices.

“Physically, he’s pretty much like everyone on the team — beat up a little bit,” Kevin Lockett said. “But he’ll be just fine. That’s where you’ve got to be mentally tough. I visited with him last night, and he is very excited about where he’s at and is looking forward to helping his team win its final three games.”