@Another Movie Addict: That definitely sounds like an interesting turn of events - especially if you're a fan of the show :3 It should be interesting to see what happens next, though, don't you think?

Oh, OUCH. You're definitely going to be feeling that, aren't you??

@Wildfire: I often fall into FB holes. lol. Altitude sickness usually lasts anywhere between 3 days to a month, as long as you stay put and don't travel to a new altitude. It's super rare to get from airplanes. :| I've gotten it before as a teenager when I moved to the mountains, not nearly this bad though.
It's swollen hands and feet, achy joints, and dizziness. I'm still minorly dizzy today which makes it hard to think.

@Another Movie Addict: well yeahhh... XD
This is from a manga comic, isn't it? Can you find out what happens next in the series through the next issue of the manga?


@MoodyB: Can you resize it and have the same artwork but in different sizes and formats for the different ways you're going to use it, across media?

@Koah: Oh, that sucks. I'm sorry you're still dealing with that - it doesn't sound comfortable and the dizziness would make everything harder to deal with!! It has been a while since I've flown last (about 18months ago was the last time and it was several years the time before that) but I seem to remember my hands and feet swelling up during the trip. I don't recall dizziness though.

@Wildfire: It's been a decade since I've flown. I guess the swelling of feet and sometimes hands are fairly normal. Which I didn't know.
I discovered I'm allergic to something in my yard and it's bad. wow. Respect to you for surviving your allergy season in FL. oTL every time I take my dogs outside, my chest gets tight. There's a dang pollen flower blooming in my yard right next to my back door and I just wanna burn it all, alas, I cannot.