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mrbigbluelight wrote: »Agreed Willow, I understand.
....I hope.you know I was just kind of busting your chops.
When my oldest son fell 20 feet and broke his wrist, the doctors gave him a paraalyzing drug that imobilized him but still allowed him to feel pain.
That allowed them to set the break properly and his pain let them know when it was set right
I sat by his side, talking to him, and that was tough to watch. I suggested that my wife leave the room as her input was not helpful 🙄
Afterwards they gave him a "MIB Forget About It" drug to erase his short term memory.
I'm with you guys. Anyone that has kids knows how difficult it can be to see them experience any kind of pain or extreme discomfort.
When my youngest daughter was three, she was diving from one end of her bed to the other (my fault, I taught her to jump from the fireplace mantle into my arms when she was two). She smashed her face into the footboard and ended up having to get three stitches on her eyebrow line. She was a trouper but I was mortified.Marantz AV10-Emotiva ERC3-Denafrips Venus-Panasonic UB820-AudioQuest Power Quest 707-Emotiva DR3, DR2, XPA2, XPA6-Focal Kanta No2, Sopra Center-PolkAudio RTiA9, RTiA3, LSiM 702F/X-Epik Empire-SVS SB5000-11.3 -
You know... there really are days that I am thankful for the internet. If I didn't have unfettered access to all of its content -- well, I wouldn't have ever given this notion any consideration.


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“Human beings are born with different capacities. If they are free, they are not equal. And if they are equal, they are not free.”
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I was just thinking, I mostly miss RadioShack now, maybe Blockbuster. Preferred Hollywood Video in the end. Never really had the pleasure of Toys'Rus, though did almost blow some money on a Tyco Turbo Hopper one year, but they were sold out.
Circuit City. Did you guys have an electronics shop called F/X? It was kinda like Circuit City, but much cooler. Unfortunately, it didn't last. Years before Best Buy came along.I disabled signatures. -
mhardy6647 wrote: »You know... there really are days that I am thankful for the internet. If I didn't have unfettered access to all of its content -- well, I wouldn't have ever given this notion any consideration.


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Well, I have no opinion on whether the dinos maybe had the administrative skills of the Italian railway management under Mussolini, but that image is very, very strange. The legs of the diplodoci (?) appear to embrace their bodies like specially designed stands, and the Edward Scissorhands chappie in the foreground has the worst underbite I have ever seen. Maybe produced by AS. (My latest self coined acronym - Artificial Stupidity. Oh, wait, I forgot about Arne Saknussemm.) -
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AI can't generate hippo legs either?
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Looks like something that I left at the bottom of the bowl yesterday.
( I need to cut back on the extra sharp cheddar cheese)Sal Palooza -
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"The legitimate powers of government extend to such acts only as are injurious to others. But it does me no injury for my neighbour to say there are twenty gods, or no god. It neither picks my pocket nor breaks my leg." --Thomas Jefferson
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The historic Michigan Central Station in Detroit’s Corktown neighborhood first opened in 1913 as one of the country’s most impressive transportation terminals.
At its peak, the Beaux-Arts building saw 4,000 daily visitors, but in 1988, after decades of declining rail travel, it was shuttered. The train station sat vacant for over 30 years, its once-stunningly ornate facade falling victim to weather, vandalism, and neglect. But on Thursday, following a six-year, $950 million renovation, the 18-story structure reopened to much fanfare.
"Sometimes you have to look to the past to understand where you are going in the future"Harry / Marietta GA
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As is refractive index.
Meanwhile, in other Auntie Em! Auntie Em!* news.
Note that this is not from The Onion.
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