Hate 'em.Originally Posted by techman05
Hate the actual experience and hate the waiting when the whole family has it and you know it's inevitably going to be you next.
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Hate 'em.
Hate the actual experience and hate the waiting when the whole family has it and you know it's inevitably going to be you next.
Yep, first in a very long time for us. Drinking grape juice and sucking down EMegGenC. And praying. Had a friend in the hospital this week because his big got so bad and he was really dehydrated.
I'm sad my youngest missed out on that last year of preschool before starting Kindergarten this year. I really wish he'd have been able to do that. But I don't regret missing out on all the germs he'd have probably brought home to share.
Watching players try to make a tackle by turning their head, lowering their shoulder, and then whiffing instead of head up wrap up. DB for La Rams just allowed a huge gain when he could have wrapped up and stopped a play for 6 yards.
Somehow, the trash can in our kitchen is never full, all day, until I walk in the door. Not sure about your house, but full in my house constitutes 6 inches of overflow and trash falling on the floor inside the cabinet.
My big peeve in that area is when it's full and one of my kids walks by, places something on top, turns their back as the trash tumbles to the floor, and just walks off.
my kids set it up so that their food-soiled trash will tumble off on to my feet as soon as i open the lid.
"co-offensive coordinator" bothers me more than it probably should. what is a co-offense, and why do we need someone to coordinate it?
Well, the alternative would be offensive co-co-ordinator and then you'd just wonder if they're over there making hot chocolate.
yeah, but i can imagine someone ordinating the cocoa easier than i can imagine someone coordinating the co-offense.
People driving $75,000 automobiles who don't understand how cruise control works.
People driving any car today not knowing how cruise control works.
People buying vehicles that apparently don't have turn signals.
As soon as fall quarter starts, it’s seems that a majority of the cars in Ruston are low on blinker fluid.
Just curious, what make of car uses fluid in their electronic turn signals?
Around here, and especially in Shreveport, drivers take a red light as good advice...
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