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Meh. At that age I think they handle it better than adults would.My son is at a Lego camp this week. Wife took him the first day and the lady working there had no arms and signed him in using her foot. She also uses her feet to build things with the Legos.I'm all for helping out the disadvantaged and all but that's a little much for a 6 year old to handle, no?
Currently using some green axe product, actually.
Just tell your kid, "Son, there are a lot of freaks out there." #themoreyouknowMeh. At that age I think they handle it better than adults would.My son is at a Lego camp this week. Wife took him the first day and the lady working there had no arms and signed him in using her foot. She also uses her feet to build things with the Legos.
Just tell your kid, "Son, there are a lot of freaks out there." #themoreyouknowMeh. At that age I think they handle it better than adults would.My son is at a Lego camp this week. Wife took him the first day and the lady working there had no arms and signed him in using her foot. She also uses her feet to build things with the Legos.
well, I think he handled it better than the wife...she gets the dry heaves pretty easily
Yeah, using feet to build Legos seems like something most kids would find cool. Also helps mend fences in the long-standing feud between Legos and feet.Meh. At that age I think they handle it better than adults would.My son is at a Lego camp this week. Wife took him the first day and the lady working there had no arms and signed him in using her foot. She also uses her feet to build things with the Legos.
I'm all for helping out the disadvantaged and all but that's a little much for a 6 year old to handle, no?
InterestingMy son is at a Lego camp this week. Wife took him the first day and the lady working there had no arms and signed him in using her foot. She also uses her feet to build things with the Legos.
!n the summer of 1977, I was a broke college student. I had devised a craps system that I was fairly certain would earn me boatloads. I hitched a ride to Vegas with a truck driver buddy who dropped me off at the Hacienda (long since leveled- where Mandalay Bay is now).I had about $300, probably equal to about 1500-2000 today. Not a huge stake, but it was all I could raise before left.Anyway, I lost ALL in about 45 minutes and I am sitting there completely broke with a plane ticket good for two days later.I surreptitiousness wandered to the slots and tossed my wallet behind the slot machines. I waited about 15 minutes and frantically went up to the pit boss and announced my wallet had been stolen. He informs security and about 20 minutes later they find my empty wallet. I start going on and on about how I had just arrived and all my money was stolen yada yada. So they comped me a room for a couple nights and I sat up there watching tv and ordering room service for a couple of days.About a month later they mailed me a bill for the room service. I neglected to ever pay it. No way you could pull off anything like that nowadays with all the cameras and stuff. It was a different vegas back then.
You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
That's awesome.ETA: I just realized that cos is Tanner-old. Never knew that. Actually, I'm betting he's older than Tanner.College in 1977?
Good luck to you and Marvin at the Pinochle tourney this weekend.You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
Good luck to you and Marvin at the Pinochle tourney this weekend.You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
And what is my age exactly?
I perceive Axe as a product marketed to high school boys and first year college students. I imagine you are around mid thirties. Gun to my head, I'd guess 37, but would not be surprised by anything in the 33-43 range.Good luck to you and Marvin at the Pinochle tourney this weekend.You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
I'm sure that sporting the smell of Axe makes people perceive you as much more immature younger.
Old enough you might be justified in worrying that I had relations with you mother in college. The 70s were ####### wild.
I think you're overestimating the smell effect here.
Brilliant! Could you describe your craps system for us?
It's just soap in a bottle. I don't really care what it is.You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
I use what's available.
I ran through a bunch of Axe awhile back.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
Thnik they cost something like $0.10 per bottle when she bought them We had a lot of it.
Yes. I, too, would like to lose all my money in 45 minutes.
I can lose your money in less.
Rules
I'm guessing YSR would fit right into that group.old people, huh?
First person I thought of while reading that.
Why you gotta bring me into this?
Yes, I use Axe Men's Body Wash. Why? Because I was wandering Rite Aid looking for a plastic container to take my bar soap to the gym, and I saw the Axe Men's Body Wash section. I thought, Oh why not.
I tried it.
The wife said, meh, yea, it's nice. Then we made fun of the stupid commercials where women go insane after smelling it.
Then a week later, my five year old son thought it'd be funny to wash with the Axe.
After his shower, my wife hugged him goodnight, then looked up and said, "Did he use your soap?"
"Yea, he thought it was funny,"
She laughed weakly, then said, "Yea. But that's kind of messed up. He shouldn't smell like that. You should smell like that. Um, dn't let him use it again."
"But I should keep getting that Axe stuff?"
"Yes."
The moral of this story is that if you are committed to having sex with one person for the rest of your life, and something turns her on, you do it as long as it doesn't involve you wearing a dress.
I also wear Polo 4 body spray.
I am a Good Smelling Man.
My wife digs old spice, therefore I wear old spice.
You guys are freaks using that stuff at your age.I Use Dr. Bronner's. Usually peppermint, but sometimes I shake it up with Eucalyptus or Hemp.Currently using some green axe product, actually.
I even had Dr. Bronner alias for awhile. IIRC, Truck got it kilt.
I did this last night. Holy lord...there was enough material in the aluminum tubes to knit a sweater for Charvik (he's like 6'11" and built like a TE). I can't believe how neglected this house was in the 4.5 years I was away. The garage took me all Sunday to organize and clean. We just started working on the boys' rooms yesterday and my god...I don't think they've been deep cleaned in a long long time. All of their old toys were jam packed into old drawers and boxes, with absolutely no sorting involved or any type of organization. Really quite sad to see the state of their rooms, but very relieved to begin working on them and getting rid of things they haven't played with in ages. I don't even possess the words to begin describing the state of the shower in the master bedroom. I'm going to call a contractor I know to look at it this weekend. A deep cleaning will not suffice, this thing needs complete overhaul/remodel. Oh well, one step at a time.
Sidenote: I'm seeing a lot of headlines about Jenny McCarthy's "RACY" Playboy Magazine cover....
Dealing with the migraine-inflicted must be almost as bad as actually having them.I give my mom a cup of hot coffee when she starts to feel one coming and a lot of times it works.
Sorry, GB. We talked a bit about this in the past, but my ex-wife suffers from migraines and I know how debilitating they can be. There were a million and a half problems in our marriage that led to its termination, but the stress casued by the migraines played a part. I probably spent over $5,000 in ER bills over the course of our relationship to get her pain relief from Demerol (sp?). I would get so frustrated because when I finally had a good income and could afford to send her to the top specialists, she wouldn't get aggressive and seek out help. I wanted her to see an alergy specialist for years and she refused. It caused a LOT of friction.I would have done anything to make her better and not have to suffer. I would have taken her anywhere in the world she needed to go to get better. I still feel horrible for her and pray to the gods of beer that our sons never come down with one. Wish you all the best, my friend. I know how difficult these can be and I hope she finds an answer in time that helps her cope.
Start hiding softball bats....
I have the same problem. I have white tiles on the shower wall and floor. The grout gets mildewy and I scrub with a brush and comet every few weeks. But it's a PITA. I'm considering getting slabs of mid-dark stone put in for easier maintenance and disguising of the gross stuff.
Thanks man. One of the problems is that while her current neurologist has tried some things, he too easily falls back on vicodin as a "treatment". We just started going to a university pain clinic and they have tried a few different nerve blocks, but I don't think they are working as well as we hoped. She has an appointment with another neurologist who is more aggressive on getting patients off the pain killers.
I wish I had grout I could scrub. With the caulk, you have to strip it all out, clean and let dry, then recaulk and let that cure. Like a 3 day process. I agree that looking at the large piece granite is the best but pretty costly. Are there any one-piece surrounds that look halfway decent?
Super bummer. I feel for you - my wife has an array of constant medical issues that regularly incapacitate her but aren't life threatening. It is very hard to deal with, both in terms of watching her suffer and in not having my needs met either. I can't even complain that my needs aren't being met - I'm sure she'd rather take care of me than feel lousy all the time -but it sucks for both of us. And our kids are a huge pain in the ### right now - 2 boys, 5 and 2. I keep telling myself that they are getting easier to deal with, but man, progress is slow.
How many do you have?
I'm no english major, but wouldn't this work if it was a contraction for "fiancee is?"Don't you use an apostrophe to delineate a contraction? Will someone smarter than me set it straight?
