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I liked Highlander when I was younger and watched some of the "real" sequels, but couldn't believe they made a television series out of it.
Hmm, didn't realize there was a movie Highlander. I loved the series when I was younger. I always wanted to name one of my dogs Duncan MacLeod of the clan MacLeod...just to watch the vet assistants face when she called us back. Plus I kinda thought it was a cool name.
 
back from the doctor, tetanus shot received. x rays reveal my bones were not punctured, doc explained bone infection could be serious ####. gave me anti biotic to ward off potential werecat transformation. of course, the augmentin stomach ####s is my punishment for ever attempting to walk a cat. left leg is spasmed pretty badly and will take some time to heal. doctor noticed 6 punctures and at least 4 epic scratches. he is concerned the scratches could lead to cat scratch fever too, hence the augmentin.

you know, i knew walking a cat was wrong, but for some reason i did it anyway. i suppose being a dog owner and no longer a cat owner, i didn't remember how much of an ####### cats can be.

 
Truck and Shamwow, please rank these TV series in order of awesomeness:Magnum PIA-TeamKnight RiderMiami Vice
A-Team>>>>Magnum PI>>Knight Rider>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>Miami Vice
 
sounds like killing the cat would have been justified as self-defense.After reading that, I'll never try to walk a cat as long as I live.
Reminds me of the time our neighbor was walking her cat on a 6ft leash around the block. My dog got loose and ran out after it, instead of dropping the leash, she held it tight. My dog chasing this cat around in circles, like a merry go round, going so fast the cat actually became airborne at one point. I was laughing hysterically, the neighbor, she didn't think it was so funny.Good times
 
'roadkill1292 said:
I tied my tie a little long this morning and just now peed on it a little.
Don't you think people should wash their hands BEFORE they pee? Urine is sterile. Your hands touch all kinds of things that can pick up germs and bacteria. If you shower in the morning your underwear protected you throughout the day, so nothing "dirty" down there to wash off afterwards. And women, who are susceptible to all kinds more issues than men really shouldn't be prodding and wiping before washing hands.
 
'BobbyLayne said:
'McJose said:
'Doofenshmirtz said:
'BobbyLayne said:
'roadkill1292 said:
I tied my tie a little long this morning and just now peed on it a little.
:confused: How can the flip over the shoulder not be an automatic move as you approach the urinal?
:goodposting: The flip is a given.
Not if you're wearing a tie clip/pen.
:penalty: The OP made no mention of taking the DeLorean back to 1955 before entering the Men's room.
They're in style http://www.rugby.com/blog/post/2011/02/28/Mene28099s-Style-Raising-the-(Tie)-Bar.aspx
 
'St. Louis Bob said:
finders keepers. that's a law.
:goodposting: actually, it might even be in your contract.
I like the way, hypothetically, you guys think. I would like to hear from the lawyerbirds though.
Krista? Thorn? Gadzooks?
I haven't had a lot of time to review this, been in court all day. Off the top of my head, this reminds of a case I had a few years ago, Santiago vs. Capps If I have time tonight, I'll review that file and my notes. I'll get back to you in the morning, though it may be more prudent if I respond via PM, in case we do end up going to trial.
 
I'd like to take my wife's cat for a walk.
We all would, GB.
'St. Louis Bob said:
finders keepers. that's a law.
:goodposting: actually, it might even be in your contract.
I like the way, hypothetically, you guys think. I would like to hear from the lawyerbirds though.
Krista? Thorn? Gadzooks?
I haven't had a lot of time to review this, been in court all day. Off the top of my head, this reminds of a case I had a few years ago, Santiago vs. Capps If I have time tonight, I'll review that file and my notes. I'll get back to you in the morning, though it may be more prudent if I respond via PM, in case we do end up going to trial.
TIA
 
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Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA

 
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Just be sure to work in the word "retainer."
 
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Just be sure to work in the word "retainer."
and "judicial restrangement order"
 
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Just be sure to work in the word "retainer."
and "judicial restrangement order"
And "vis-à-vis"
 
'Lomez said:
'St. Louis Bob said:
finders keepers. that's a law.
:goodposting: actually, it might even be in your contract.
I like the way, hypothetically, you guys think. I would like to hear from the lawyerbirds though.
Krista? Thorn? Gadzooks?
Just FYI: JTG is a lawyer.
Oh, thanks.
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Yeah, that was a joke. I've been pretty flat for awhile now.
 
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Just be sure to work in the word "retainer."
and "judicial restrangement order"
And "vis-à-vis"
.confused.
 
Decided to enter the caption contest. Didn't look at the pictures. Didn't make up any captions, either, just pulled a dozen recent headlines off of the Drudge Report. Hopefully by chance one will make sense.

Oh, and I also did the same thing for the 2010 contest threads, pulling random, year-old headlines from the Drudge Report for that one, too. Looking for the 2009 contest threads now.
I won an entry :lmao:
 
Decided to enter the caption contest. Didn't look at the pictures. Didn't make up any captions, either, just pulled a dozen recent headlines off of the Drudge Report. Hopefully by chance one will make sense.

Oh, and I also did the same thing for the 2010 contest threads, pulling random, year-old headlines from the Drudge Report for that one, too. Looking for the 2009 contest threads now.
I won an entry :lmao:
awesome. what a well-deserved win.
 
Decided to enter the caption contest. Didn't look at the pictures. Didn't make up any captions, either, just pulled a dozen recent headlines off of the Drudge Report. Hopefully by chance one will make sense.

Oh, and I also did the same thing for the 2010 contest threads, pulling random, year-old headlines from the Drudge Report for that one, too. Looking for the 2009 contest threads now.
I won an entry :lmao:
mentioning Arkansas = win with Clayton
 
I was clearing out some brush yesterday afternoon and felt myself get stung on the bicep by something. Could see the little red hole and a little swelling around it at the time, but I'm not allergic, so whatever.

Today I have the most remarkable bicep. I mean, the swelling on this thing gives me more definition than I've had in two years.
So, this isn't quite as cool as it was last night. The swelling has increased over the course of today, and is hot to the touch. In addition, the redness has now spread and covers a good 1/2 of my upper arm.I just went to the pharmacy to pick up some Benadryl and had the following exchange:

Me: Hi, I got stung -

Pharmacist <interjecting>: Wow, I can see that

Me: - by something over the weekend and I'm not sure if I'm allergic or if this is what stings normally look like?

Pharmacist: Um, has this been spreading?

Me: Oh yeah, been spreading since it happened

Pharmacist: You need to go to the doctor. That redness that is spreading is the venom of whatever bit you.

Me: Oh. :mellow:

Pharmacist: Has there been swelling that is hot to the touch?

Me: Yes

Pharmacist: You need to go to the doctor.

Me: Ok.

Pharmacist: Today.

Am I going to die?

 
Decided to enter the caption contest. Didn't look at the pictures. Didn't make up any captions, either, just pulled a dozen recent headlines off of the Drudge Report. Hopefully by chance one will make sense.

Oh, and I also did the same thing for the 2010 contest threads, pulling random, year-old headlines from the Drudge Report for that one, too. Looking for the 2009 contest threads now.
I won an entry :lmao:
I won as well. Anyone tell me the difference between best ball/survivor and best ball/all play?Rude?

 
Hypothetically speaking, say some bald guy on a message board thought you were a lawyer and asked advice about something. And you said you'd get back to him in the morning via PM. What would be a good lawyer-like thing to say? All my lawyer knowledge is based on "A Few Good Men" and "The Firm". I'm gonna watch some "Law and Order" re-runs tonight, but I think I'd be better off getting some suggestions from real life lawyers. TIA
Just be sure to work in the word "retainer."
 

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