He looks like he's about to swallow a puppy whole. Or a rent boy, depending on the day of the week.
He looks like he's about to swallow a puppy whole. Or a rent boy, depending on the day of the week.
My question to you is how in the name of all that's holy have you avoided seeing his pustulent visage?? Please share your secrets with the rest of us.
I'm from the south, so when I leave the house, I'm fully made up. Hairs did, everything. My mother taught me that. She NEVER left the house without full makeup and hairstyling. Of course, she had a beehive type 'do which only needed laundering and setting once a week. But I digress.
So my lovely husband just pointed something out: these kids have the same legal status as that old lamp you took to your office White Elephant gift party. Something you thought you wanted but don't really, so here ya go—it's yours now.
Not just protocol! Violates our constitution and international law. Plus, it's stupid.
Oooh! So weird. So good.
I get where you're going with the diabetes comment—Type 2 does tend to be lifestyle-based. My hubby is a Type 1, diagnosed at the age of 15. Insulin dependent for 35 years. Without his insulin, he'll die. He's otherwise very healthy. So, I have to say no. His insulin should be covered.
I live in Eugene (though originating from Austin, so Hook 'em), and no one from UO wants to be called OU, either. I think you're even in that score.
Hook 'em!
I live in Oregon, in the deep blue Pacific Northwest. Oregon has a shameful racist history that doesn't end all that long ago. Head east of the Cascades and you'll see confederate flags and hear the same sentiments as those expressed by the SAE knuckleheads. So yes, you're correct. It's seething just below the…
Maybe that guy who transferred from Missouri because of all the arrests, including an assault on his girlfriend?
Yes but I'm two episodes behind. Sigh
Look, you earned my love. Enjoy it. (insert smiley face here)
Yes, absolutely. So definitely worth it.
I LOVED THIS SERIES AND AM WAITING IMPATIENTLY FOR THE NEXT SEASON
This sounds like the best vacation ever! Have all the fun available!
My father had this done in 2009. He went through some chemo as well. Today, he's free from the c-word. His recovery time in the hospital was not terribly long, if I recall. He had to stay in until he pooped. We celebrated when it happened.
Good for you! I need one of my favorite commenters full of spit & vinegar to help me give the world what for.
I'm a lady type person, white, and from the south. Not really a country girl but only one generation off the farm. I consider myself pretty well-rounded but that film showed me how naive I am. Made me wish I had packed myself off to NYC when I graduated high school in the mid-80s and learned a few things. I used…
LOL, I'll claim Nabisco at this point.