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<blockquote data-quote="satellitedriver" data-source="post: 346323" data-attributes="member: 1664"><p>What a laugh.</p><p>You downcast the old fogeys and then thank the management?</p><p>The management is made up of old fogeys and being a sycophant isn't going to help you stay here.</p><p>(Sorry, Cheryl and Tony.)</p><p>Your transfusion of "new blood" is welcome, but, as with all blood types, they must be compatible with the recipient.</p><p>The lab results I have seen from your posts do not confirm that you are a universal donor.</p><p>A quick cut and paste:</p><p>"Before a blood transfusion, small samples of the recipient's and donor's blood are mixed to check compatibility. Doctors refer to this as crossmatching. Despite all such precautions, adverse transfusion reactions may still occur."</p><p>We are not swine, so cast your pearls where they have value.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="satellitedriver, post: 346323, member: 1664"] What a laugh. You downcast the old fogeys and then thank the management? The management is made up of old fogeys and being a sycophant isn't going to help you stay here. (Sorry, Cheryl and Tony.) Your transfusion of "new blood" is welcome, but, as with all blood types, they must be compatible with the recipient. The lab results I have seen from your posts do not confirm that you are a universal donor. A quick cut and paste: "Before a blood transfusion, small samples of the recipient's and donor's blood are mixed to check compatibility. Doctors refer to this as crossmatching. Despite all such precautions, adverse transfusion reactions may still occur." We are not swine, so cast your pearls where they have value. [/QUOTE]
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