grapegrl said: We've been having some things done to the house over the last week. Getting new flooring put in the upstairs office today. I can't wait to see what it looks like when I get home.
*excited!*since he's a confirmed werewolf, i guess that means you're fixing up the den
morecowbell said: grapegrl said: We've been having some things done to the house over the last week. Getting new flooring put in the upstairs office today. I can't wait to see what it looks like when I get home.
*excited!*since he's a confirmed werewolf, i guess that means you're fixing up the den
Ha!
We have a (wolf)man cave.
SigX
~~Holdout~~
posted: May. 1, 2012 @ 4:39p
moonbeam said: I saw a new Manhattan Mini Storage ad on the E train today:
It's so true. I always rate people's shoes when I interview them. Are they clean and well taken care of regardless of whether they are good shoes or not? Are they quality shoes?
this girl was just telling me about a certain # birthday she had. it's like my brain was that tree, and she was those cookie elves
(totally borrowed imagery)
FrugalFreak
Roll Tide
posted: May. 1, 2012 @ 7:12p
moonbeam said: KayK said: Freedom tower is now the tallest building in NYC.. surpassing Empire State Building today. About 500 ft of construction still left on Freedom Tower till it's final 1776 ft height.
The correct name is One World Trade Center, not Freedom Tower.
Might as well name it New World Order center.
quats
Member
posted: May. 1, 2012 @ 11:49p
FrugalFreak said: moonbeam said: The correct name is One World Trade Center, not Freedom Tower.
After watching the movie, I read the Hunger Games and Catching Fire books in two days. I've been reading Mockingjay very slowly for the past two weeks because I can't stand for the trilogy to end.
kelchild
Long as I got mine
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 3:03a
wahine1 said: After watching the movie, I read the Hunger Games and Catching Fire books in two days. I've been reading Mockingjay very slowly for the past two weeks because I can't stand for the trilogy to end.
i didn't want it to end either. it's been so long since i read the first one. my memory is so bad, i should re-read it before i see the movie.
KayK
Harlem Shake
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 6:38a
KayK said: Need to find cheap tickets to India. The thing is, "cheap" and "tickets to India" dont go together too well. I'm looking at ploppage of ~$3500 bucks on tickets. Cheapest ticket to India : $1381 Second cheapest ticket to India : $1586
I dont care if there is a 14 hour layover in Istanbul while going to India.. Turkish Airlines is winning right now. Tickets for the Mrs will be $1669 since she comes back on a different date. Average ticket price of $1525 On the plus side, Mrs will be with me while going to India.. so the layover wont be that boring. And on the way back.. the layover is only 1 hour 10 minutes for me, 2 hours 50 minutes for Mrs.
webferret
In the wrong thread.
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 10:21a
PSA (And not the prostate exam type): If you are scheduled to have a procedure requiring general anesthesia, pleasepleaseplease do NOT take your lisinopril the morning of surgery. You WILL be cancelled. There is a reason I tell everyone not to take ANYTHING at all by mouth the morning of surgery. You are going to the hospital. If your blood pressure goes wacky, they can give you something IV for it. Something compatible with the general anesthesia.
ETA: typoooo
sublimosa
Title Beggar~
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 10:26a
/swallows lisinopril and reports for surgery at webferret's facility, smirks
webferret
In the wrong thread.
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 12:31p
sublimosa said: /swallows lisinopril and reports for surgery at webferret's facility, smirks
Well, do you want to be asleep or awake when he yanks your gallbladder out through your bellybutton?
SilverII
Denied!! - Fruitcake
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 12:53p
no yanking allowed
KayK
Harlem Shake
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 1:25p
Tickets bought. Snactched mine for $1380, wifey's is $1510. 14 hour layover in Istanbul while going there for us. Coming back, 1 hour 10 minutes for me, 8 hours for her.
NukeMedDude
Nuke M'Dude
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 1:36p
webferret said: sublimosa said: /swallows lisinopril and reports for surgery at webferret's facility, smirks
Well, do you want to be asleep or awake when he yanks your gallbladder out through your bellybutton?
Had a patient 2 weeks ago ask if we could take her GB out through her scar in her armpits where she had her breast implants put in....
sublimosa
Title Beggar~
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 1:43p
well, if she didn't ask, she'd never know!
webferret
In the wrong thread.
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 2:15p
NukeMedDude said: webferret said: sublimosa said: /swallows lisinopril and reports for surgery at webferret's facility, smirks
Well, do you want to be asleep or awake when he yanks your gallbladder out through your bellybutton?
Had a patient 2 weeks ago ask if we could take her GB out through her scar in her armpits where she had her breast implants put in....
Speaking of odd questions:
I've been getting a rash of phone calls from females who have recently had abdominal surgery. GB, appy, a coupla colectomies. They are asking if it's ok if the cook. As in, meals, in the kitchen, for their families. The common factor is there seems to be some sort of Old Wive's Tale running through the hispanic community that heat from the stove will interfere with healing. I wouldn't have made that jump if my receptionist wasn't hispanic and told me that's what the deal is...lol.
momgoingbroke
Killer cook.
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 2:31p
webferret said: I've been getting a rash of phone calls from females who have recently had abdominal surgery. GB, appy, a coupla colectomies. They are asking if it's ok if they cook. As in, meals, in the kitchen, for their families. The common factor is there seems to be some sort of Old Wive's Tale running through the hispanic community that heat from the stove will interfere with healing. I wouldn't have made that jump if my receptionist wasn't hispanic and told me that's what the deal is...lol.You'd be surprised at the myths I hear here at my school, mostly from non-whites and foreign-born. It's their culture I guess. One assistant in another room even beleives in voo-doo dolls. Luckily, they leave all that stuff at home when in the classroom.
momgoingbroke said: webferret said: I've been getting a rash of phone calls from females who have recently had abdominal surgery. GB, appy, a coupla colectomies. They are asking if it's ok if they cook. As in, meals, in the kitchen, for their families. The common factor is there seems to be some sort of Old Wive's Tale running through the hispanic community that heat from the stove will interfere with healing. I wouldn't have made that jump if my receptionist wasn't hispanic and told me that's what the deal is...lol.You'd be surprised at the myths I hear here at my school, mostly from non-whites and foreign-born. It's their culture I guess. One assistant in another room even beleives in voo-doo dolls. Luckily, they leave all that stuff at home when in the classroom.
My guess is that at some point, a female was told she couldn't work in the kitchen. And I think it probably had to do with lifting heavy pots and pans and standing on her feet for several hours at a time. We certainly don't want anyone pulling a 25lb turkey out of the oven 3 days after surgery. Or lifting a huge pot of tamales.
mmmm...tamales....
KayK
Harlem Shake
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 2:56p
Woot! Turkish Airlines offers a 6/9 hour free tour of Istanbul for all transit passangers whose layover is more than 6 hours long. Our layover is from 5:40 AM to 7:35 PM.. Trip is from 9 AM to 3PM (or 9AM to 6PM for longer one)
Kandykornhead
Works for The Man
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 3:26p
Doesn't this 74 mercedes seem like a good deal? Text It seems like vintage mercedes are popular, or at least I've seen it to be so in the movies. Or is that vintage BMW's?
NukeMedDude
Nuke M'Dude
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 3:37p
Kandykornhead said: Doesn't this 74 mercedes seem like a good deal? Text It seems like vintage mercedes are popular, or at least I've seen it to be so in the movies. Or is that vintage BMW's?
Here in Seattle (Hippie Mecca), it's the old Mercedes & Volkswagen's, and then they convert them into the biodiesel.
quats
Member
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 5:44p
momgoingbroke said: You'd be surprised at the myths I hear here at my school, mostly from non-whites and foreign-born. It's their culture I guess. One assistant in another room even beleives in voo-doo dolls. Luckily, they leave all that stuff at home when in the classroom.A few years back, I worked with a guy who was a little... out there. He also had a heavy accent of some kind I couldn't identify, so wasn't quite mainstream American cultural background. When some of his more eccentric habits at work got management upset with him, he threatened to hex the lot of us, and especially voodoo curse the boss. It did rather make me wonder if HR had a section in their manual on dealing with employee curses and hexes.
packratmarty
Shopaholic Member
posted: May. 2, 2012 @ 6:03p
quats said: momgoingbroke said: You'd be surprised at the myths I hear here at my school, mostly from non-whites and foreign-born. It's their culture I guess. One assistant in another room even beleives in voo-doo dolls. Luckily, they leave all that stuff at home when in the classroom.A few years back, I worked with a guy who was a little... out there. He also had a heavy accent of some kind I couldn't identify, so wasn't quite mainstream American cultural background. When some of his more eccentric habits at work got management upset with him, he threatened to hex the lot of us, and especially voodoo curse the boss. It did rather make me wonder if HR had a section in their manual on dealing with employee curses and hexes.
I was threatened last year by a employee who believed he was a prophet. He threatened me with the wrath of G*d. Got up in my face, shouting and threatening. Turned out later he has a whole you tube channel full of videos of his prophecies. If I can find one I'll link it.
Kandykornhead said: Doesn't this 74 mercedes seem like a good deal? Text It seems like vintage mercedes are popular, or at least I've seen it to be so in the movies. Or is that vintage BMW's?The front end damage from the deer strike should reduce the price a lot, depending on the damage.
mapatsfan said: Kandykornhead said: Doesn't this 74 mercedes seem like a good deal? Text It seems like vintage mercedes are popular, or at least I've seen it to be so in the movies. Or is that vintage BMW's?The front end damage from the deer strike should reduce the price a lot, depending on the damage.you could take a kitchen knife and hack off its paw. paw? its hoof
KayK said: morecowbell said: i really dunno who some of these linkedin requests come from. and i don't just mean recruitersI got one today from my father-in-law.i don't think it's him. unless he works the makeup counter and looks like a woman
hurry.. someone hack my computer.. my RSA token is 553517 for now
you got 60 seconds.. muahahahahahahahah
momgoingbroke
Killer cook.
posted: May. 3, 2012 @ 11:50a
packratmarty said: Must... get... off... my.. butt.... eh, screw it.Be careful who you say that to here, they may take you literally!
NukeMedDude
Nuke M'Dude
posted: May. 3, 2012 @ 11:52a
momgoingbroke said: packratmarty said: Must... get... off... my.. butt.... eh, screw it.Be careful who you say that to here, they may take you literally!
I was going to say something, but figured better behave
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