Massage @ EPIC
Massage @ EPIC
Where: ICHQ
When: EPIC
What: 1/2 hour massage : $25
1 hour massage: $40
Just let me know if you want one and we will make time (grin)
If you'd like a massage, please do it on a day that you do not plan to drink. You will need to drink extra water after your massage. If you decide to drink alcohol after you massage you will feel sick and very sore the next day. You can absolutely not drink immediately before your massage, and I highly recommend that you do not drink in the 24 hours after your massage.
Any questions please let me know.
1 hour
Wags
QCH
fatcat
Mertesn
annes
Tushon
RyderOCZ
Cannonfodder
Zenmode
1/2 hour
Garg
Where: ICHQ
When: EPIC
What: 1/2 hour massage : $25
1 hour massage: $40
Just let me know if you want one and we will make time (grin)
If you'd like a massage, please do it on a day that you do not plan to drink. You will need to drink extra water after your massage. If you decide to drink alcohol after you massage you will feel sick and very sore the next day. You can absolutely not drink immediately before your massage, and I highly recommend that you do not drink in the 24 hours after your massage.
Any questions please let me know.
1 hour
Wags
QCH
fatcat
Mertesn
annes
Tushon
RyderOCZ
Cannonfodder
Zenmode
1/2 hour
Garg
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Any questions please let me know.
Wooo Q! I love you!!!
Though, I have been known to drop a nice heavy beer after one, but I just make sure to increase the water at least double that much.
Seeing the Chiro prior to your massage would be most helpful. He'll align the bones, and the massage will help keep them there.
1 hour
Wags
QCH
Fatcat
Not to continue the derail, but the "a" vs "an" decision is based on the sound of the successive syllable, not the letter.
"one" starts with a "w" sound, and therefore "a one hour massage" is appropriate.
"hour" starts with an "ow" sound, and therefore "I'll go for an hour" is appropriate.
Unfortunately, many people believe that MOST words starting with "h" have the "h" silent, meaning people will say things like "an historic event", which is not correct.
But then, this is also English. So the rules can be changed at the whim of the speaker/writer.
I appreciate the clarification. I'm fairly well spoken most of the time, but I hadn't encountered a situation like that recently where I wasn't sure about the right one. English is so finicky.