too much counting

I wonder if for a brief moment, before looking out the window, she assumed, somehow, she was alone on a flying airplane? Even for the briefest moment. Being stuck on the ground is pretty bad, but I’d assume someone would come eventually. If you were in air alone, different level of terror

Am I the only one who the first dozen times the Fosse/Verdon trailer was shown, was certain that was Richard Schiff? I mean would have bet my life certain?

And I always hated that cocksucking firetruck obsessed Harry Manning

the finale we cocksucking Deadwood lovers deserved. That was a solid A. Many tearjerker moments, and many big smile moments. Would have loved 2-3 more seasons back in real time, but this is a decent trade off

This is the first article I’ve ever read about Gene Simmons where the main thrust wasn’t that Gene Simmons is a world class asshole. Proof-he acted like a complete dick with Terry Gross, a national treasure

Forget the movie going fans, this is a homage to the COMIC BOOK readers. All the real nerds who read and collected comics and followed multiple titles over multiple years. Cross overs/annuals/one off stories. Stan Lee hasn’t been mentioned a lot, but I’m old enough to remember when panels would have footnotes (yes…

Weekend started with Endgame, ended with the Battle of Winterfell. wow quite an epic media weekend

I agree one can go either way. However, one unifying rule for all hamburgers (and really any sandwich). The one absolute key is an appropriate meat to bread ratio. Perfectly seasoned, perfectly cooked 80% short rib with precise grind, melty cheddar cheese, great condiments, etc. If the bun is too big or too little for…

any decent Italian sausage >>> a good brat

i meant on the ins and outs of the exact recommendations. Hopefully at some point we’ll have more universal electronic records to keep all this straight. But bring what info you have to your doc to decide if you should get a booster. As you imply though, if completely unsure, no real downside to an extra MMR, but for…

lot of nuances here. Only health care people (like you as an EMT) are recommended to get titers. For non-health care professionals, if you had 2 documented vaccines, you are all set. If you are unsure, speak to your doc, in some cases, easier just to get a vaccine rather than get a titer. And as well, in you were born…

they have! they limit it to 90-95% of an incoming class. Unless there are REALLY deserving rich kids, then they’ll go up to 99%. but that’s a hard ceiling at that point

I can’t say that’s impossible, but in most hospitals OB’s are part of very large call groups, and are on call on a predictable not too onerous rotation. And when they are on, they generally in the hospital all night anyway. While it’s not impossible waiting around plays some minor role, I don’t think nowadays it’s a…

Depends on the size of the hospital. The main issue causing a hospital to “ban” VBAC’s is lack of 24 hour anesthesia. Way more hospitals than you would think (or hope I guess) do not have an anesthesiologist in the hospital 24 hours a day. Without that, ACOG guidelines say you can not do a VBAC. So that eliminates a…

“And in a less prestigious line of work, Mary Elizabeth Ellis’ character on It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia is only ever referred to as “The Waitress.”” I take issue with It’s Always Sunny being less prestigious then Shakespeare. Agree to disagree there. Come back in 100 years and we’ll see what’s better remembered,…

“full flowing feminine fountain” really?

she looks exactly like her father with a long blonde wig. Off putting to say the least

well she did have unprotected sex with him. So there’s that risk that she assumed for sure. 

Refrigerated ketchup has been a lifelong pet peeve of mine. Have you actually dipped fries into ketchup straight out of the fridge? Gross. Ketchup has a pretty substantial acidity as well, and I use and cook with it, so go through a bottle every few months. Definitely no quality drop off