Post Race!

That makes the most sense I guess - using something from a bone doctor!

You'll bounce right back in no time!

At least you ccan reuse the heat/cold packs just wash first lol. I wouldnt want to eat any re-purposed frozen peas even if they were washed :s

I love enhancing C++ code.

Once you get back into the logic the task becomes so cut and dry.

Is that some kind of meta-post race comment?

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:) Ay up lad!

Things are wet, but I am dry. Another few hours and the mayhem starts.

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How did it go?

Damn break time. Been pulling 5 foot tall weeds in my backyard for 4 hours so far. Did 4 hours yesterday too.Working on filling my second barrel

Five foot tall weed???? Aren't you getting ahead of yourself? CA barely legalized that stuff.

:lol: if it was I wouldnt be throwing it away.

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Was looking for a new avatar.. lol (i just search for memes perfect for avatars)... found this one its a must share the others were kinda of well they had some profanity so didn't think it would be right to share them xD

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Vicodin.

I am Dr. House.

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:lol: if it was I wouldnt be throwing it away.

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You may not be aware of it (I wasn't until two years ago), but CA has a particularly nasty weed called Poodle Dog Bush. The stuff doesn't really look like pot, but it does smell like it. It's an early succession fire plant which can remain dormant in the soil for years until a fire sweeps through, at which time the Poodle Dog Bush sprouts wildly. I was encountering it around 5,000-6,000 feet in southern CA. The problem with it is that it causes a reaction like hyperactive poison ivy. Apparently, getting some of that on your skin causes a nasty rash that can even put people in the hospital (so can poison ivy for some people, this just seems to impact a wider group). Worse, I have heard that if you ever get it, then get it a second time, the old rash returns along with the new one.

Good thing it smells strongly, as we usually knew it was there before we saw it, once we knew what it smelled like.

Any Cheap Safe suggestions on cleaning my laptops screen? It starting to get gross again lol... idk how it does this i guess the house likes to settle and dust goes flying.. anyways something cheap...

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You may not be aware of it (I wasn't until two years ago), but CA has a particularly nasty weed called Poodle Dog Bush. The stuff doesn't really look like pot, but it does smell like it. It's an early succession fire plant which can remain dormant in the soil for years until a fire sweeps through, at which time the Poodle Dog Bush sprouts wildly. I was encountering it around 5,000-6,000 feet in southern CA. The problem with it is that it causes a reaction like hyperactive poison ivy. Apparently, getting some of that on your skin causes a nasty rash that can even put people in the hospital (so can poison ivy for some people, this just seems to impact a wider group). Worse, I have heard that if you ever get it, then get it a second time, the old rash returns along with the new one.

Good thing it smells strongly, as we usually knew it was there before we saw it, once we knew what it smelled like.

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Wow...:lol:

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Originally Posted by Shaggy Hiker

You may not be aware of it (I wasn't until two years ago), but CA has a particularly nasty weed called Poodle Dog Bush. The stuff doesn't really look like pot, but it does smell like it. It's an early succession fire plant which can remain dormant in the soil for years until a fire sweeps through, at which time the Poodle Dog Bush sprouts wildly. I was encountering it around 5,000-6,000 feet in southern CA. The problem with it is that it causes a reaction like hyperactive poison ivy. Apparently, getting some of that on your skin causes a nasty rash that can even put people in the hospital (so can poison ivy for some people, this just seems to impact a wider group). Worse, I have heard that if you ever get it, then get it a second time, the old rash returns along with the new one.

Good thing it smells strongly, as we usually knew it was there before we saw it, once we knew what it smelled like.

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Great! If only I could hire someone to clean up the yard that would work for free :lol:

Going at it again today for just a couple hours

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Any Cheap Safe suggestions on cleaning my laptops screen? It starting to get gross again lol... idk how it does this i guess the house likes to settle and dust goes flying.. anyways something cheap...

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Oh yeah, blame it on geology.

I had a shirt one time (still do, but it's disreputable by now) that said STOP PLATE TECHTONICS. No geologist could resist commenting on the shirt.

Most household dust is dead skin cells. Therefore, you should tongue wash your screen, as that would be the purest form of recycling. Another component would likely be dust, either from the Gobi desert (seriously), or, since you live in Indiana, from the neighbors plowing their fields. That's ok to eat, as well, as it just adds some minerals to your diet.

:p LOL

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How did it go?

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Horse.

Couldn't ask for better than that.

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Vicodin.

I am Dr. House.

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In that as i got drunk the other day does that make me Oliver Read ? or would i have to be permanently drunk

Who?