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something, something, short term memory loss?
Actually, the trendiness is what eventually turned me off. Started reading too many articles about shitty stuff making it to market and/or people failing drug tests on oil the was supposed to be free of THC. Plus, I could never quite determine if it was actually helping, or placebo, and I felt like I was spending an awful lot of money for something I could never determine was meeting it's claims. My OTC pain killer use has definitely gone back up, but not back to where it was, and I've found that simply not drinking aides my ability to sleep more than anything else I've tried, though it still isn't great.
I'd love the opportunity to go to the full strength original, but the man is still keeping me down.
110% true for me. My sleep quality and quantity improves drastically after just 1-2 days without having any alcohol.
14yo and i were talking this morning about folding either donuts or bacon and sausages inside of a pancake to make a breakfast taco
Not a corn tortilla: not a taco.
I’ll be around roughly 28-1 if we can put some rides together that weekend.
i remember that thread now!something, something, short term memory loss?
Actually, the trendiness is what eventually turned me off. Started reading too many articles about shitty stuff making it to market and/or people failing drug tests on oil the was supposed to be free of THC. Plus, I could never quite determine if it was actually helping, or placebo, and I felt like I was spending an awful lot of money for something I could never determine was meeting it's claims. My OTC pain killer use has definitely gone back up, but not back to where it was, and I've found that simply not drinking aides my ability to sleep more than anything else I've tried, though it still isn't great.
I'd love the opportunity to go to the full strength original, but the man is still keeping me down.
the last part about the depression turns me off.
The devil's lettuce isn't my jam. I've tried cbd but that doesn't do squat for me.You should try it with 10mg of Indica.
had to google that. is that some old school aol chat lingo?
I found out that my wife has no understanding or tolerance for how long it takes to drywall a space.
Other than that, I can confirm that my in-laws have so much stuff it's insane. FIL has 30+ gas cans. Theres no reason 2 people should have a 3,000 sqft house (not including the 1,000 sqft unfinished basement or 3 bay garage, also brimming with stuff) that is chock full of things. Every room too.
FTS.
HGTV has done all of us men a great disservice by making things seem much easier than they are. Not to mention almost every show the woman gets to play the designer while the poor dudes get the shit end of the stick and have to make their vision come to life.
when house projects come up, particularly when my wife asks "can we (you) do this?" i always preface things with the disclaimer, "well, how much do you want to spend?"
I think it's a generational thing honestly. FIL grew up poor so he loves to buy the things he wants, and then will buy another cause why not have a backup.
MIL subscribes to the Kohls mentality, it doesn't matter what it is, if it's on sale shes game. I'd rather spend more and get something of reasonable quality that'll last years instead of somethinf cheap and disposable that I'll replace a year later.
Different strokes I guess.
Ain't that the truth. I'm every bit as capable as anyone you could hire to do a job, it just wont get done as quickly causes a) I already have a 40 hour per week job and b) unless you do this stuff day in and day out you dont have the tools or knowledge to do things in an expedient fashion. That's just not how it works.
that's a bingo. one of the most useful things i've learned about home ownership is that there's a point when it just makes more sense to just hire someone.
One of the most useful things about home ownership that I've learned is: IT SUCKS.
you only think that because you can't make your house do pushupsOne of the most useful things about home ownership that I've learned is: IT SUCKS.
Building wrap completed, Murphy's Metals set up staging for roof covering, blocking for windows completed, vent fan exhaust and blocking for fan largely in place.
You should watch America's Next Top Model and ask the wife if she could look like that.
Edit:. Should have responded to the HGTV reference.
Who knew "mellow" hikers are killing all the elk.
With the decline in (my personal) saddle days the last two summers due to house guests and rehabbing the cabin in Island Park, I may soon be a hiker who bikes instead of a biker who hikes... Thanks Obama!
www.theguardian.com
key graf:
To measure the impact on calves, he deliberately sent eight people hiking into calving areas until radio-collared elk showed signs of disturbance, such as standing up or walking away. The consequences were startling. About 30% of the elk calves died when their mothers were disturbed an average of seven times during calving. Models showed that if each cow elk was bothered 10 times during calving, all their calves would die.
When disturbances stopped, the number of calves bounced back.
Why, exactly, elk calves die after human activity as mellow as hiking is not entirely clear. Some likely perish because the mothers, startled by passing humans and their canine companions, run too far away for the calves to catch up, weakening the young and making them more susceptible to starvation or predation from lions or bears. Other times it may be that stress from passing recreationists results in the mother making less milk.
“If you’ve ever had a pregnant wife, and in the third trimester you chase her around the house in two feet of snow, you’ll get an idea of what she thinks about it,” Andree said.
With the decline in (my personal) saddle days the last two summers due to house guests and rehabbing the cabin in Island Park, I may soon be a hiker who bikes instead of a biker who hikes... Thanks Obama!
Americans' love of hiking has driven elk to the brink, scientists say
Trail use near Vail, Colorado, has more than doubled since 2009. It’s had a devastating impact on a herd of elk
www.theguardian.com
key graf:
To measure the impact on calves, he deliberately sent eight people hiking into calving areas until radio-collared elk showed signs of disturbance, such as standing up or walking away. The consequences were startling. About 30% of the elk calves died when their mothers were disturbed an average of seven times during calving. Models showed that if each cow elk was bothered 10 times during calving, all their calves would die.
When disturbances stopped, the number of calves bounced back.
Why, exactly, elk calves die after human activity as mellow as hiking is not entirely clear. Some likely perish because the mothers, startled by passing humans and their canine companions, run too far away for the calves to catch up, weakening the young and making them more susceptible to starvation or predation from lions or bears. Other times it may be that stress from passing recreationists results in the mother making less milk.
“If you’ve ever had a pregnant wife, and in the third trimester you chase her around the house in two feet of snow, you’ll get an idea of what she thinks about it,” Andree said.
PS: "Hard" is not Cocaine. It is Cocaine and Fentanyl. You may think you're doing a Bump of Coke. But surprise, surprise you're not. Be careful out there....
So where in the high Sierra will you be stalking said golden trout?
Wind Rivers....
Ah I was not aware that they had been planted outside of the native fish in California
Neither had I. Shit - I didn't even know about the *existence* of the golden trout prior to a couple weeks ago.
And FTR: this Hendricks and tonic is fucking delicious.
Totally and I will take you up on that offer plus several good places in Jylland just not that close to Copenhagen.
guess im not as cool as yallDude. WTF? Are you new to the internet?
big fat fattie?