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Are Stu and Bogart at the Rangers game together. Because if not, their Facebook photos are quite a coincidence.
We may or may not have been holding hands.With cosjobs and UniAlias there, I officially tripled my cornhole number.
I'm not hungover right now. The only explanation is that I must still be drunk.Typing this was tougher than it should have been. Confirmed.
:goodposting: It's nearly 10AM and I'm still in bed, drinking Pedialyte just trying to feel normal again. :hangover: Stumbling through the door at 3AM and working the next day is rough. Cos/Bogart, was nice meeting you gentlemen. Had a great time last night. My apologies if I got too drunk and turned into an absolute moron, that happens sometimes. :unsure:
 
Are Stu and Bogart at the Rangers game together. Because if not, their Facebook photos are quite a coincidence.
We may or may not have been holding hands.With cosjobs and UniAlias there, I officially tripled my cornhole number.
I'm not hungover right now. The only explanation is that I must still be drunk.Typing this was tougher than it should have been. Confirmed.
:goodposting: It's nearly 10AM and I'm still in bed, drinking Pedialyte just trying to feel normal again. :hangover: Stumbling through the door at 3AM and working the next day is rough. Cos/Bogart, was nice meeting you gentlemen. Had a great time last night. My apologies if I got too drunk and turned into an absolute moron, that happens sometimes. :unsure:
I love you.
 
Are Stu and Bogart at the Rangers game together. Because if not, their Facebook photos are quite a coincidence.
We may or may not have been holding hands.With cosjobs and UniAlias there, I officially tripled my cornhole number.
I'm not hungover right now. The only explanation is that I must still be drunk.Typing this was tougher than it should have been. Confirmed.
:goodposting: It's nearly 10AM and I'm still in bed, drinking Pedialyte just trying to feel normal again. :hangover: Stumbling through the door at 3AM and working the next day is rough. Cos/Bogart, was nice meeting you gentlemen. Had a great time last night. My apologies if I got too drunk and turned into an absolute moron, that happens sometimes. :unsure:
Sometimes??
 
Back to School Night tonight. Kind of a pain in the ### but there will be some hot moms in their 30s coming in and out of my class.

Makes me feel like Homer at the food court at the mall.

 
'Mr. Pickles said:
'St. Louis Bob said:
Just got my bill from the ER. :mellow: I know it is silly inflated but if I didn't have insurance I would almost certainly have to sue them for putting my collar on backwards.

$7842.85
Seems low.
Eddie's Discount ER has prices so low, they're CRAAAAAAZY! :lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.Sorry to here about your insurance woes my fellow GMTAN's.
 
'Mr. Pickles said:
'St. Louis Bob said:
Just got my bill from the ER. :mellow: I know it is silly inflated but if I didn't have insurance I would almost certainly have to sue them for putting my collar on backwards.

$7842.85
Seems low.
Eddie's Discount ER has prices so low, they're CRAAAAAAZY!
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.Sorry to here about your insurance woes my fellow GMTAN's."Wooo-weee...lookit that cut on this boy's haid. Robert E, fetch me a poultice and some 'shine. Twila, I'm gunna need a horse-tail hair to stitch that up with."
 
Are Stu and Bogart at the Rangers game together. Because if not, their Facebook photos are quite a coincidence.
We may or may not have been holding hands.With cosjobs and UniAlias there, I officially tripled my cornhole number.
I'm not hungover right now. The only explanation is that I must still be drunk.Typing this was tougher than it should have been. Confirmed.
:goodposting: It's nearly 10AM and I'm still in bed, drinking Pedialyte just trying to feel normal again. :hangover: Stumbling through the door at 3AM and working the next day is rough. Cos/Bogart, was nice meeting you gentlemen. Had a great time last night. My apologies if I got too drunk and turned into an absolute moron, that happens sometimes. :unsure:
Sometimes??
Often :bag:Although you're one to talk, degenerate *******. :lmao:
 
'Mr. Pickles said:
'St. Louis Bob said:
Just got my bill from the ER. :mellow: I know it is silly inflated but if I didn't have insurance I would almost certainly have to sue them for putting my collar on backwards.

$7842.85
Seems low.
Eddie's Discount ER has prices so low, they're CRAAAAAAZY!
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.Sorry to here about your insurance woes my fellow GMTAN's.
"Wooo-weee...lookit that cut on this boy's haid. Robert E, fetch me a poultice and some 'shine. Twila, I'm gunna need a horse-tail hair to stitch that up with.""Ahh fudge it, gimmie that staple gun o'er der".
 
I just donated 8000 crayons to some kids in Ethiopia. LOOK AT ME!!!
"Mmmm...those look delicious""I'm sorry, Falumbwebwe. Those are for drawing pictures not for eating.""Dafuq?"
Yeah, left that hanging curve up there.
Yeah. But you are doing a great thing. You're a good man, Head Wound Bob.
Can I acknowledge the act but not look at the donor?
Like Negro Oswaldo?
I just donated a box of colored wax to some kids in Ethiopia. LOOK AT ME!!!
Fixed. Can't imagine crayons holding up too well out in the Mojave desert. Speaking of crayons, was I the only ####### kid that grew up calling them "crowns"?
:shrug: I know somebody that does missionary work and she was asking for donations to bring to them and crayons were on her list. I've e-mailed her back "how about food?". Last month she went to Mexico to help orphans. She caught me at a good time because my suppliers were liquidating obsolete merchandise so I got her a ton of stuff to bring them.
 
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Serious question for parents; I've got a 12 year old nephew who just "stole" money from me. He downloaded something on my x-box without my permission, which charged my debit card on file. The amount of money was inconsequential, as it was only $5, but I emphasized to him that I considered it stealing. I have no idea how to handle this? It ultimately falls on his mother (my sister), but she's pretty much worthless and it was me he stole from. Any suggestions?
A smart nephew would point out that he didn't take possession of the game (since it is on your xbox).Surprise@!~@~@ Happy Uncle Day!~@@~!
 
If your kicker get more points in your mystical pigskin league for long field goals, this Zeurlien (sp) guy for the Rams is freaking impressive.

 
I just bought Dylan a pair of cowboy boots off of Zappos. Why? I don't know.
Is your head OK? Are you smelling colors?
I got kind of drunk last night (first time in a long time)and was going to make a shot video but couldn't figure out how to turn the screen around on my phone. :bag:
You mean you couldn't figure out how to turn your phone around?
Well sure, it sounds easy now.
 
Serious question for parents; I've got a 12 year old nephew who just "stole" money from me. He downloaded something on my x-box without my permission, which charged my debit card on file. The amount of money was inconsequential, as it was only $5, but I emphasized to him that I considered it stealing. I have no idea how to handle this? It ultimately falls on his mother (my sister), but she's pretty much worthless and it was me he stole from. Any suggestions?
"I catch you doing this again and my xbox is off-limits."
That's a given. I should add there's was a good 5 minutes of screaming out him, which probably wasn't best. Stealing from family is pretty low on the scale though, regardless of age.
Jesus christ. He's a dumb kid and it's $5. Anything beyond a "don't ever do this again without asking me" was an overreaction.
Agreed. I had to look twice, I thought I was missing a couple zeroes.
 
I just bought Dylan a pair of cowboy boots off of Zappos. Why? I don't know.
Is your head OK? Are you smelling colors?
I got kind of drunk last night (first time in a long time)and was going to make a shot video but couldn't figure out how to turn the screen around on my phone. :bag:
You mean you couldn't figure out how to turn your phone around?
Well sure, it sounds easy now.
:lmao:
 
I just bought Dylan a pair of cowboy boots off of Zappos. Why? I don't know.
Is your head OK? Are you smelling colors?
I got kind of drunk last night (first time in a long time)and was going to make a shot video but couldn't figure out how to turn the screen around on my phone. :bag:
You mean you couldn't figure out how to turn your phone around?
Well sure, it sounds easy now.
:lmao:
 
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.
I don't share this stuff here normally, but the above compels me.My brother's family was vacationing in Branson last month. My niece fell down a flight two stairs and gruesomely broke her leg. Foot pointing the opposite direction, the works. They're at a BnB in the woods, no one is sure if an ambulance can make it down the road. My brother turned her foot back around (no idea how he did that) and loaded her up in his Honda Pilot. The owners of the BnB urged him to NOT go to the hospital in Branson, but to drive an extra 40 miles to Springfield.

:unsure: With all the old folks visiting Branson, I would have thought they had better facilities.

And the upshot is that my brother didn't let the doctors in Springfield operate on his little girl either. They made her "stable for transport" and my brother pulled up at the clinic in Round Rock in 10 hours. They had done her knee scope previously.

 
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.
I don't share this stuff here normally, but the above compels me.My brother's family was vacationing in Branson last month. My niece fell down a flight two stairs and gruesomely broke her leg. Foot pointing the opposite direction, the works. They're at a BnB in the woods, no one is sure if an ambulance can make it down the road. My brother turned her foot back around (no idea how he did that) and loaded her up in his Honda Pilot. The owners of the BnB urged him to NOT go to the hospital in Branson, but to drive an extra 40 miles to Springfield.

:unsure: With all the old folks visiting Branson, I would have thought they had better facilities.

And the upshot is that my brother didn't let the doctors in Springfield operate on his little girl either. They made her "stable for transport" and my brother pulled up at the clinic in Round Rock in 10 hours. They had done her knee scope previously.
JFCHow is your niece doing?

Oh yeah, did I mention on my way to the hospital there was a shift change in ambulance drivers? Stopped at some BBQ joint I'm told. :mellow: Now I want to go back and burn the place to the ground.

 
Serious question for parents; I've got a 12 year old nephew who just "stole" money from me. He downloaded something on my x-box without my permission, which charged my debit card on file. The amount of money was inconsequential, as it was only $5, but I emphasized to him that I considered it stealing. I have no idea how to handle this? It ultimately falls on his mother (my sister), but she's pretty much worthless and it was me he stole from. Any suggestions?
"I catch you doing this again and my xbox is off-limits."
That's a given. I should add there's was a good 5 minutes of screaming out him, which probably wasn't best. Stealing from family is pretty low on the scale though, regardless of age.
Jesus christ. He's a dumb kid and it's $5. Anything beyond a "don't ever do this again without asking me" was an overreaction.
Agreed. I had to look twice, I thought I was missing a couple zeroes.
So, if I'm in the wrong, that's fine. It wasn't the $5, it way the act of stealing that sent me over the edge. The amount, is irrelevant, imo.
 
Serious question for parents; I've got a 12 year old nephew who just "stole" money from me. He downloaded something on my x-box without my permission, which charged my debit card on file. The amount of money was inconsequential, as it was only $5, but I emphasized to him that I considered it stealing. I have no idea how to handle this? It ultimately falls on his mother (my sister), but she's pretty much worthless and it was me he stole from. Any suggestions?
"I catch you doing this again and my xbox is off-limits."
That's a given. I should add there's was a good 5 minutes of screaming out him, which probably wasn't best. Stealing from family is pretty low on the scale though, regardless of age.
Jesus christ. He's a dumb kid and it's $5. Anything beyond a "don't ever do this again without asking me" was an overreaction.
Agreed. I had to look twice, I thought I was missing a couple zeroes.
So, if I'm in the wrong, that's fine. It wasn't the $5, it way the act of stealing that sent me over the edge. The amount, is irrelevant, imo.
Would you have reacted the same way if he had rented Transformers for $4.99 on On Demand without your permission?Call me crazy, but I don't see either one of them on the same level as taking five bucks from your wallet to go buy comic books.
 
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.
I don't share this stuff here normally, but the above compels me.My brother's family was vacationing in Branson last month. My niece fell down a flight two stairs and gruesomely broke her leg. Foot pointing the opposite direction, the works. They're at a BnB in the woods, no one is sure if an ambulance can make it down the road. My brother turned her foot back around (no idea how he did that) and loaded her up in his Honda Pilot. The owners of the BnB urged him to NOT go to the hospital in Branson, but to drive an extra 40 miles to Springfield.

:unsure: With all the old folks visiting Branson, I would have thought they had better facilities.

And the upshot is that my brother didn't let the doctors in Springfield operate on his little girl either. They made her "stable for transport" and my brother pulled up at the clinic in Round Rock in 10 hours. They had done her knee scope previously.
JFCHow is your niece doing?

Oh yeah, did I mention on my way to the hospital there was a shift change in ambulance drivers? Stopped at some BBQ joint I'm told. :mellow: Now I want to go back and burn the place to the ground.
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
 
:lmao: To be fair this is the Ozarks where they apparently have so little training they don't know how to put a neck collar on correctly.
I don't share this stuff here normally, but the above compels me.My brother's family was vacationing in Branson last month. My niece fell down a flight two stairs and gruesomely broke her leg. Foot pointing the opposite direction, the works. They're at a BnB in the woods, no one is sure if an ambulance can make it down the road. My brother turned her foot back around (no idea how he did that) and loaded her up in his Honda Pilot. The owners of the BnB urged him to NOT go to the hospital in Branson, but to drive an extra 40 miles to Springfield.

:unsure: With all the old folks visiting Branson, I would have thought they had better facilities.

And the upshot is that my brother didn't let the doctors in Springfield operate on his little girl either. They made her "stable for transport" and my brother pulled up at the clinic in Round Rock in 10 hours. They had done her knee scope previously.
JFCHow is your niece doing?

Oh yeah, did I mention on my way to the hospital there was a shift change in ambulance drivers? Stopped at some BBQ joint I'm told. :mellow: Now I want to go back and burn the place to the ground.
:shock:
 

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