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I saw the doctor yesterday, and he used that thing from Total Recall to suction about 90 pounds of extremely disgusting stuff out of my head. (Please note that certain aspects of these reports may be exaggerated for various reasons, mostly because I find them amusing.)

He told me that I have to continue Operation Do Nothing At All, I Mean
It Nothing At All And I Am Not Even Joking About This
for another week, at which time he’ll take the
splints off my septum and probably clear me for driving and other
normal activities, which makes me even happier than my impending return
to Guinness consumption.

My sinuses look good, and most of the discomfort that was lingering has gone away, so I’m finally off all the pain meds and things that were making me feel stupid and disoriented and, well, like an idiot on drugs. My strongest painkiller now is extra strength Tylenol.

I still get tired easily, and I’m still easily irritated and irrationally annoyed by random things, so staying off the internets is probably a good idea for the next few days. My doctor says that this is also entirely normal and part of the recovery process, which is quite comforting and makes me feel less looney.

So, since it’s unlikely I’ll be updating my blog for a bit, I found the perfect picture to leave here for a few days:

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20 February, 2008 Wil

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73 thoughts on “in a room without a window in the corner”

  1. Cyndy Otty says:
    22 February, 2008 at 12:35 am

    Well yay for being off pills what to make you feel and/or act stupid. Glad you’re feeling better . . . ish.
    And truly I have no words for that image . . . .

  2. AtSealevel says:
    22 February, 2008 at 9:05 am

    You’re so lucky that you can take Tylenol! I was fine with regular pain medicine until I hit about 23, then I became freakishly allergic to everything! Well, Tylenol, sinus and allergy meds anyway. Not fun during allergy season – I actually had Lasik last year because it was hell on Earth for me to try to wear my contacts this time of year!
    Glad it looks like you’ll live through this 😉
    …disturbing pic though!

  3. head.fairy says:
    22 February, 2008 at 9:11 am

    My favourite bad taste inflatable slide to date involved sliding down a hugely slanted titanic into an iceberg. Think you might have beaten that one… Woof! 🙂

  4. Merbrat says:
    22 February, 2008 at 1:35 pm

    Yeah, head.fairy! I saw that, too!
    http://www.fun-makers.com/titanic.html
    Here it is with the iceberg(!), to complete the image!
    oy.
    http://www.china-inflatables.com.cn/products/slides/T8-136.htm

  5. Topaz says:
    22 February, 2008 at 5:28 pm

    Okay, that’s just sick and wrong. Eeeep.
    Good to know that you’re off the heavy meds and feeling better, Wil. I’m having the DT’s since I tend to jones for new posts from you but it’s a price I’m willing to pay.
    The Universe apparently thought you needed some downtime, and it’s FORCING you to have downtime. And that ain’t all bad.
    Hope you were able to partake of the lunar eclipse the other night, in the midst of your recovery. It was pretty awesome.

  6. littlenicola says:
    22 February, 2008 at 7:19 pm

    Feel better soon – and thanks for the awesomely strange pic. Can’t wait for my kid to come crawling outta that inflatable…

  7. Elizabeth says:
    23 February, 2008 at 10:56 am

    I liked the healing vibes, so I’ll send some too.
    {{{{{{{{{Wil}}}}}}}}}
    Oh how I wish you were better, so that you could save our little omegacon from certain yuckiness. It seems as though all our preferred guests backed out.
    Puffs Plus tshus with vicks are great- Specifically for the post-nasal right now- Don’t use the anti-viral for a while, though- the ascorbic acid will burn your nez to shreds.
    Lots of love!

  8. Athol_Wolverine says:
    23 February, 2008 at 5:50 pm

    Not sure what you’re looking for with this post. Seems like you’re just casting for future entries So… when you’re feeling low, a trip down memory lane can always help… war — then and now — it’s still the same. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICiFnQrHOrk

  9. londonali1010 says:
    24 February, 2008 at 6:11 am

    We can sit around the house doing nothing together, Wil…I’ve just been forcefully signed off work for the second bout of tonsillitis in 2 weeks. Looking forward to lots of reruns of Relic Hunter 😛

  10. jtbwriter says:
    24 February, 2008 at 11:07 am

    Wil..you are so gross-and so missed blogging! Love the “end shot”! Hope Anne and the boys are steering clear of germy people-that’s the last thing you need! Not that you need a laugh…but the Oscars are primo comedy fodder tonight if only to see if Jon Stewart uses that line about the writers strike costing people so much money that the poor women in the audience couldn’t afford enough material to cover their bosoms!
    Just a snoggestion! Feel better!
    Julie

  11. jtbwriter says:
    24 February, 2008 at 11:08 am

    Wil..you are so gross-and so missed blogging! Love the “end shot”! Hope Anne and the boys are steering clear of germy people-that’s the last thing you need! Not that you need a laugh…but the Oscars are primo comedy fodder tonight if only to see if Jon Stewart uses that line about the writers strike costing people so much money that the poor women in the audience couldn’t afford enough material to cover their bosoms!
    Just a snoggestion! Feel better!
    Julie

  12. jtbwriter says:
    24 February, 2008 at 11:10 am

    Sorry about the double post-blame the 570 error message or that man behind the curtain!
    Or the meds! Take care!

  13. Scott T says:
    24 February, 2008 at 11:30 pm

    Good, Wil. Keep it up. You’re almost there! Be patient.
    🙂
    Scott

  14. JennyW says:
    25 February, 2008 at 7:43 am

    I’m almost done reading The Collected Works of You, Wil Wheaton, and I’m going to have some serious withdrawal if you’re not better soon! Obviously, take excellent care of yourself, but you are very much missed by so many people. Your writing fills a void I didn’t know I had.

  15. VT says:
    25 February, 2008 at 12:18 pm

    Hey Wil,
    Hope your recovery is still going well and that you’ve survived the much worse fate of being Bored to Death. 😉

  16. camias designs says:
    25 February, 2008 at 12:26 pm

    Hi Wil,
    I’m a wee obsessed so I hope you’re feeling better as I rely on your witty reports to get me through the doldrum of the day. Or I need to get a life…

  17. kinikia07 says:
    25 February, 2008 at 1:30 pm

    Hey there Wil. Yep, you are still in my prayers to heal up nicely. So good to hear that you are coming along. I have been told in the past that when you are easily irritated and irrationally annoyed by random things that it means you are getting better. Does this mean that your voice will change/sound different? Will we notice the change? Just curious. It should make you feel more at ease (and perhaps allow you to truly relax without a worry), that you have the Dr’s order to relax. So Wil, kick back and relax. Allow your mind to feel cushy like marshmallows, have a hot chocolate, get comfy on the couch and doze off into a blissful dream. Take care. Catch ya when you are allowed to be on the internet again.

  18. Betsy in Chicago says:
    25 February, 2008 at 1:42 pm

    So now that you’re feeling better, are you doing any comedy/improv shows or readings next week? I’ll be in L.A. for the first time ever, and while I’d love to meet, say, Joey Lawrence or Vin Diesel, I’d much rather get a chance to meet you.

  19. merrymary says:
    25 February, 2008 at 10:03 pm

    i hope you feel better soon 🙂
    your humor reminds me of this blog i read http://www.stephenAmurphy.com and that’s a good thing! you make me laugh a lot… love it!

  20. caitlen315 says:
    26 February, 2008 at 7:21 am

    Hey Wil – hope your recovery is progressing every day.
    If you happen to check your comments and are looking for some amusement on teh tubes, here’s something you might like. Database of Limericks. When I came across a link to it, they tagged it as ‘geeky’ limericks, and while many of them are, the rest are standard smut. Enjoy!

  21. Jack says:
    26 February, 2008 at 8:36 pm

    Sorry to hear, but that picture is absolutely hilarious and quite fitting. Hope you feel better Wil! In the meantime if you happen to check your comments and bored, check this out. I promise you it’ll put a smile on your face.
    http://www.ibeatyou.com/competition/e1dfc0/funniest-cutest-baby-photo

  22. Patty says:
    29 February, 2008 at 11:25 am

    Anus McManus.

  23. Patty says:
    29 February, 2008 at 11:26 am

    The picture, that is. Please don’t bar me.

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