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Now would be the perfect time for me to start an email chain of a completely made up cause/reason for mounting your porch lights upside down. Like putting in a green bulb to support vets. If it gets online, people will do it. Which reason/cause should we invent?
It is to show your support for lgbtqxyzQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
While I think it would be intersting to make up some very controversial cause, like ISIS or pedophilia (something to make people SCOUR their neighborhoods every time they drive through), I wouldn't want to do that for the negative attention the innocent people who had upside down porch lights would endure. Perhaps something obscure enough to catch momentary attention, but not have a negative connotation. Maybe something like people against the Harvard's racism of Asians or something. At least that is something that is real and has been in the news.
In solidarity with immigrants.
Well, what I am trying to say is that some companies which have a history of over working their employees tend to be the companies that does good short/long run. (apple, amazon, oracle, etc)Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Uh huh... so you're saying we learned nothing from the backlash to the post-"Enlightenment" fallout and subsequent Industrial Revolution and the Marxist thought which, though it took it to an unsupportable conclusion in the extreme, wasn't entirely off base in its assessment of the problem? Almost like... we learned nothing about how to achieve a good middle ground and are facing a future of virile and violent communist resistance?
Think you're taking this mild whine about public school scheduling a little far?
How do you know they are upside down? Maybe they are reversible? Coach lights come in many different configurations.
Just being silly
Darn I missed it. Anyone know what just flew over Denver?
Do tell,...... wasn’t looking up lately due to maneuvering the I-70 parking lot.
Jeez, not gone 2 months yet and CO is selling gender neutral lighting. How PC.Quote:
Originally Posted by buffalobo
Me? Not really. Worker burnout is a very real thing and production effectiveness begins dropping after 40 hours, 55 is the magic number where it really stops, and anything over that is basically pointless.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
If we look back in history, we see what happens when people have had enough of X and are led by messianic figures into an extreme reaction to X -- be it Nazism, Communism, etc.
I see no reason to subject a child to insane amounts of schooling to prepare them for the modern coal mines. Really, we should be asking ourselves *why* we accept the modern coal mines.
Because the average parent (generalization) would rather someone else take care of their kid[s] than have to be burdened with another responsibility . Why interact with your kid after school, on weekends when the education system can do it for you.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Really the only reason you dropped $600 per phone for your kid[s]s so they'd be consumed with texting, social media, etc than hold a conversation with you and vice versa.
Probably a little more to it than that.
Too general of a statement. i cannot say entire global market learned something or nothing off of past, but some specific sector or some specific companies most likely learned and moved forward with it.Quote:
Originally Posted by CavSct1983
Great, so now when it jams, he has to take off a 60+ pound backpack after carrying a 26 pound machine gun, in order to mess with a belt in a metal chute instead of just ripping out the current belt while his AG assists on getting that ready as he clears the jam. Such Army. Very thought. https://funnyjunk.com/channel/milita...r+not/aeuzLnr/
Page Win !...lol.Quote:
Originally Posted by William
I was telling my buddy today, wouldn't it be funny if after all the hoopla about my van, I started rocking this instead? A truck this size must be commercially insured, but my van already is anyway.
Dear Lord....do not buy that chassis for anything other than a boat anchor.
Hospital try to give me a leg braces.
I aaked how much cash value vs how much insurance is giving them. They were transparent and said 250 cash and 950 billed to insurance.
I know it makes no sense, but I told me that I will buy a same/similar one myself.
I just surfed ebay and I can get one for 60-90 cash.
950 billing is boarder line moral hazard for a leg braces.
It's how the industry makes up for the write offs. We all get to pay for the indigent.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
momma says these was magic shoes
No worries buddy, not buying. Just pulled over to check it out. I was surprised at the price and mileage, but after talking about it with buddy I understand the pricing better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kowalski Lives
She said they'd take me anywhere
Chek yo sef.
Generic leg braces don't do anything , where leg braces that have been measured for you do.Quote:
Originally Posted by MrPrena
Come on. What would you know about....Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
Oh, wait. Never mind.
[Coffee]
I only know about "third leg" bracing. No first hand experience with regular leg bracing.
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Only what i read online. Everything else is merely hypothetical, AllegedlyQuote:
Originally Posted by ray1970
Insurance doesn't pay for toothpicks.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kowalski Lives
I had one of those plastic olive skewers they put in your Martini in mind. Gave him a little more credit.Quote:
Originally Posted by Irving
I figured no matter the joke it'd still come across mean. ;)
You guys are forgetting about the super big Club Sandwich skewers with frilly stuff on the end.
I gotta say though, it's good to be able to count on you guys.
These have a prince albert kinda vibe to em.
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Oh myQuote:
Originally Posted by brutal
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Originally Posted by brutal
Heck yeah!Quote:
Originally Posted by ChickNorris
More like a jacobs ladder piece of jewelry, if all of them were used. Frenum if only 1 or 2.Quote:
Originally Posted by brutal
As for the leg brace thing, same deal with boots for diabetes. Mother-in-law got like a $900 boot that was painful and nearly too heavy to lift through insurance. For $60 she could get a comfortable shoe on her own.
yes sir. I already did the measurement at the post op visit (wrote # brand , size etc down). Bought a sairmesh version insterad of neoprene braces for $42 on ebay new. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
The nurses told me if I buy one out of pocket, bring it on the next visit for hinge adjustmente.
ETA: I will have everyone I meet near future from this specific forum to sign my braces. [LOL]
Good Morning... :)