I've actually started thinking last night about that handicapped dude Jason posted about earlier - that guy that can't take care of himself, can't clean up after himself - what would that guy do if he had my health and ability? What should I be doing right now, what things am I taking for granted and what abilities and opportunities am I squandering away?
That clock, it's always ticking.
gotta love the Human Centipede
FIFY.Derby really gonna suck with no Karen Sypher and her cheap-ass lipstick.![]()
If you only wished to be happy, this could be easily accomplished; but we wish to be happier than other people, and this is always difficult, for we believe others to be happier than they are.
eggsactly
Speaking of trains, the Right Reverend Don Calipari gonna be firin' up the Paaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaain Traaain this season amirite or amirite???
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DIAF
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sweet sassy mo-lassy.
The first one didn't bother me, but the second one.....Never been so uncomfortable watching a movie in all my life.
I think about stuff like that a lot.
My daughter was born 10 weeks premature. Some of the days blur together, but maybe her second night, we were woken up by a physician that started telling us that our daughter's right lung had collapsed. She told us all the interventions that they had tried. It felt like the build up to telling us that she had died. She did not die, but had to have a large needle stuck into her to relieve the pressure.
On day 4/5 we got the results of a head ultrasound. We were told that there was a possible grade IV intraventricular hemorrhage (brain bleed). This usually indicates that cerebral palsy lies ahead. A few days later, the scan was repeated and we were told that things were normal (what had been seen on the original scan was a 'normal anatomical difference').
Fast forward a few years to our daughter in kindergarten. A little girl in her class, Anna, is special needs. She is mostly confined to a wheelchair and has an aide with her all day. Then I realized that I knew Anna's mom from somewhere. Anna's mom was one of my daughter's nurses when she was in the NICU.
I'm in and out of the hospital every day. I often walk past the orthopedic dept. You see the families that have those kids strapped into the special wheelchairs.
Anyways, enough of all that shit talk.
Mutt and Jeff.really...that's it? That's the best you could do? Sorry, I get you and -LEK- confused. Good job, buddy!![]()
I think about stuff like that a lot.
My daughter was born 10 weeks premature. Some of the days blur together, but maybe her second night, we were woken up by a physician that started telling us that our daughter's right lung had collapsed. She told us all the interventions that they had tried. It felt like the build up to telling us that she had died. She did not die, but had to have a large needle stuck into her to relieve the pressure.
On day 4/5 we got the results of a head ultrasound. We were told that there was a possible grade IV intraventricular hemorrhage (brain bleed). This usually indicates that cerebral palsy lies ahead. A few days later, the scan was repeated and we were told that things were normal (what had been seen on the original scan was a 'normal anatomical difference').
Fast forward a few years to our daughter in kindergarten. A little girl in her class, Anna, is special needs. She is mostly confined to a wheelchair and has an aide with her all day. Then I realized that I knew Anna's mom from somewhere. Anna's mom was one of my daughter's nurses when she was in the NICU.
I'm in and out of the hospital every day. I often walk past the orthopedic dept. You see the families that have those kids strapped into the special wheelchairs.
Good lord,
That's right, Willy.
Awe-inspiring design isn't it? You think a set of buns like that just happens by chance?
I have a stick of butter with 'For Spreading on Doze Buns Only' ready to be applied.
I have a stick of butter with 'For Spreading on Doze Buns Only' ready to be applied.
Because they have heard that QB is a possible customer. She buys nice stuff though.Why is patio furniture so dang expensive?
I'm just not inclined to spend a lot of money on patio furniture. Maybe my priorities are out of order.
You have those all of the time anyway so you say.ate there once. Gave me the shits. The Oyster place 30 feet down was better. Do not support.
I actually ate dinner through it.