Saul Goodman Posted September 14 Posted September 14 https://therockrevival.com/rock-news/cheap-trick-guitarist-rick-nielsen-leaves-the-stage-for-apparent-medical-issue/ Quote
tbonesullivan Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Oh boy, hopefully he gets proper and complete medical care STAT. Even much younger people can be done in by severe respiratory infections. 2 Quote
ARM OF HAMER Posted September 14 Posted September 14 Scary stuff and he IS such an Integral part of the band Cheap Trick who w/o Rick is..................not "Cheap Trick". Breathlessness.................that could be quite a few things, all of them bad. I hope they are able to find out just what the issue is and he is going to be A-OK. Must have been awful for his son when that happened. Get well ASAP Rick! Quote
alantig Posted September 14 Posted September 14 45 minutes ago, cmatthes said: Who the hell is "Rick Neilson"? Isn't he that "Guardian Party" dude? 4 Quote
DaveH Posted September 14 Posted September 14 STOP USING "IBS" unless they're dead. Hell, I thought Rick had up and died on us. 1 2 1 Quote
Saul Goodman Posted September 14 Author Posted September 14 1 hour ago, DaveH said: STOP USING "IBS" unless they're dead. Hell, I thought Rick had up and died on us. IBS=In Bad Shape. Dead=TDC=The Dying Continues. As I understand it. 1 Quote
Dave Scepter Posted September 14 Posted September 14 2 minutes ago, Saul Goodman said: IBS=In Bad Shape. Dead=TDC=The Dying Continues. As I understand it. But it doesn't matter 'cause he's been dead for decades 🤣 5 Quote
DaveH Posted September 15 Posted September 15 8 hours ago, Saul Goodman said: IBS=In Bad Shape. Dead=TDC=The Dying Continues. As I understand it. That is correct. However, there been innumerable instances of "IBS" being used, tongue in cheek, to announce a death... Therefore, whenever I see "IBS", I automatically assume the subject has died. 1 Quote
kizanski Posted September 15 Posted September 15 3 hours ago, DaveH said: That is correct. However, there been innumerable instances of "IBS" being used, tongue in cheek, to announce a death... Therefore, whenever I see "IBS", I automatically assume the subject has died. That's the great thing about IBS - its versatility - but your assumptions don't change its usage. That said, I don't think IBS was warranted here. "So-And-So: IBS" definitely implies a more grave situation than an old man who found himself short of breath. 1 Quote
Saul Goodman Posted September 15 Author Posted September 15 27 minutes ago, kizanski said: That's the great thing about IBS - its versatility - but your assumptions don't change its usage. That said, I don't think IBS was warranted here. "So-And-So: IBS" definitely implies a more grave situation than an old man who found himself short of breath. What if he has a urinary track infection, UTI? 1 Quote
kizanski Posted September 15 Posted September 15 44 minutes ago, Saul Goodman said: What if he has a urinary track infection, UTI? I'd be shocked if he didn't. 1 Quote
Saul Goodman Posted September 15 Author Posted September 15 19 minutes ago, kizanski said: I'd be shocked if he didn't. It'll take him out. It took out my dad. 1 Quote
alantig Posted September 15 Posted September 15 If he had irritable bowel, then we'd have to say IBS IBS. IBS IDS (in deep shit) might be acceptable. 9 Quote
hamerhead Posted September 15 Posted September 15 This is giving me an irritable bowel..... 1 5 Quote
HamerHokie Posted Tuesday at 07:09 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:09 PM 19 hours ago, Saul Goodman said: IBS=In Bad Shape. Dead=TDC=The Dying Continues. As I understand it. I thought it meant Irritable Bowel Syndrome... 1 1 2 Quote
kizanski Posted Tuesday at 07:22 PM Posted Tuesday at 07:22 PM 12 minutes ago, HamerHokie said: I thought it meant Irritable Bowel Syndrome... First time here? Quote
Willie G. Moseley Posted Wednesday at 01:59 AM Posted Wednesday at 01:59 AM ....and keep in mind what "N.S.U." stands for on Cream's first album (1966) That established, some folks have opined that the live version on the first live album is arguably the ultimate live song by them, no small accolade considering that Cream established their own boundaries in performance. They really went balls-to-the-wall/take-no-prisoners on that 1970 version of "N.S.U." And it has the arguably greatest drum riff ever (twice) starting at 9:26. 2 Quote
kizanski Posted Wednesday at 02:57 PM Posted Wednesday at 02:57 PM 12 hours ago, Willie G. Moseley said: ....and keep in mind what "N.S.U." stands for on Cream's first album (1966) What does it stand for, @Willie G. Moseley? Quote
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