Sannerl

  My pizza oven - though professional, but "weak" version because of poor (60s) electric wiring here - reaches 300 °C, preheated properly. I sometimes use it to  prepare Tandoori chicken in a proper dish - but that only takes a few minutes... Or I put the dish (always on a rack) with the chicken into the cold oven, crank the dial all up and turn it off after 20 minutes. That way, the chicken gets a nice crust and the now hot (about 180 °C; yup - 350°F) stone plate at the bottom lets the chicken cook gently for about an hour...

  Seriously or typo?

Shark week!  

https://twitter.com/i/status/1293824841884327937

  Mitsubishi Pajero...

May the furs be with you. Or the furries.

https://youtu.be/dpIkl2QnJeI

Well deserved!   https://edition.cnn.com/2020/07/28/entertainment/brad-pitt-emmy-nomination-fauci/index.html

  And now, robinson 100 will need some ice packs to get rid of all the bruises. Better yet: a nice steak. And a stiff drink.   Bottoms up! (pun intended)

You did everything right - better to get checked out early than to be sorry.   It could have been serious, that's the only thing that matters. Obviously (you're feeling guilty) you're not a hypochondriac. Maybe it was a panic attack. Whatever. You're not an MD (neither am I); it's the medical persons' job to get a diagnosis. Not ours.   If everything's fine (now!), all the better. It wasn't fine back then. Fingers crossed.   Take good care and consider your arse non-professionally kicked.