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The discussion centers on the splitting of larger threads to alleviate server load, with a focus on the continuation of a previous thread. Participants engage in light-hearted banter, celebrating a trivia quiz and discussing various topics, including creativity, humor, and personal anecdotes. One member shares a humorous proposal joke involving a "trivial ring," leading to a deeper conversation about mathematical concepts and the nature of "nothing." The conversation shifts to personal experiences, including frustrations with the medical system following a wisdom tooth extraction, highlighting issues with prescription management and insurance complications. Members express their opinions on dental practices, particularly the necessity of wisdom tooth removal, with some viewing it as a financial racket unless there are complications. Overall, the thread reflects a mix of humor, personal stories, and commentary on broader societal issues, maintaining a casual and engaging tone throughout.
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AnOldStudent said:
I like drizzle's avatar . It looks sooo funny.
I've always assumed that it was a pony on acid farting. Am I missing something? :oldconfused:
 
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Monique said:
A week later: complete radio silence. No response to inquiry. Frustrated.
:oldmad: Mad because I don't have a "slap to the back of the head" smilie to send someone in your neck of the woods.:angel:
 
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RonL said:
I don't have a "slap to the back of the head" smilie to send someone in your neck of the woods.
Get their address from her and mail them an envelope full of sneezing powder... When she "accidentally" strolls in with a bottle of Dristan, her future will be assured. :approve:
 
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[QUOTE="Danger,

It's all about the fuel costs. Dark absorbs sunlight, and thus less heating is required. :approve:[/QUOTE]

A , thanks, one mystery down, 1,000,000 more to go. How about this one : how does Jamba Juice do business in winter? Who buys an iced fruit drink when it is 25 degrees and windy outside? Just like I would not want to buy potato chips and sugary hot chocolate in the middle of Summer.
 
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WWGD said:
[QUOTE="Danger,

It's all about the fuel costs. Dark absorbs sunlight, and thus less heating is required. :approve:

A , thanks, one mystery down, 1,000,000 more to go. How about this one : how does Jamba Juice do business in winter? Who buys an iced fruit drink when it is 25 degrees and windy outside? Just like I would not want to buy potato chips and sugary hot chocolate in the middle of Summer.[/QUOTE]An attack on potato chips,...just as bad as getting the wrong picante sauce. ?:)

 
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WWGD said:
how does Jamba Juice do business in winter? Who buys an iced fruit drink when it is 25 degrees and windy outside?
I've never heard of Jamba Juice. Going by the description, though, it's perfectly logical. It's a medical fact that drinking something cold warms you, the same way that a nice cup of tea will cool you in summer. In both cases, the influx of a positive or negative thermal component tricks your hypothalamus into thinking that you're either colder or warmer than you really are and puts your biological countermeasures into overdrive.
 
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Danger said:
I've never heard of Jamba Juice. Going by the description, though, it's perfectly logical. It's a medical fact that drinking something cold warms you, the same way that a nice cup of tea will cool you in summer. In both cases, the influx of a positive or negative thermal component tricks your hypothalamus into thinking that you're either colder or warmer than you really are and puts your biological countermeasures into overdrive.

Ahhhh!
Too much science.

ps. I just got angry at my cats, because, IMHO, they were eating their food too quickly. So I scolded them, in a British accent.
 
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OmCheeto said:
ps. I just got angry at my cats, because, IMHO, they were eating their food too quickly. So I scolded them, in a British accent.

Blimey!
 
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OmCheeto said:
Ahhhh!
Too much science.

ps. I just got angry at my cats, because, IMHO, they were eating their food too quickly. So I scolded them, in a British accent.

Did they hiss at you in Spanish ? :olduhh::biggrin:
 
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OmCheeto said:
Too much science.
Ahhhh...hahahahahah... :devil:

OmCheeto said:
I scolded them, in a British accent.
Now that's just animal cruelty. I hope that someone reports you to the RSPCA. (Oh, wait a second now... there's some sort of discontinuity here... hmmmm... :oldconfused:)

RonL said:
Did they hiss at you in Spanish ?
That's why all pets should be neutered. It's better to be hissed at than pissed at.
 
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I'm guessing that this guy is glad that he wore a hard hat. :oldwink:

 
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Danger said:
Get their address from her and mail them an envelope full of sneezing powder... When she "accidentally" strolls in with a bottle of Dristan, her future will be assured. :approve:
I'm already bringing a bag of cold-hard cash, but their lawyers appear not to want it. I just googled "how to bribe a lawyer", but it didn't get me anything (other than the attention of the national security force, probably).
 
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Borg said:
I'm guessing that this guy is glad that he wore a hard hat. :oldwink:
Ouch...! :bugeye:
I certainly admire his response to it, both by his unflappable stature and his use of the opportunity to point out the hazards of the job.

Monique said:
I just googled "how to bribe a lawyer", but it didn't get me anything
With no desire to reference another thread around here, I'll just say that you're in the wrong country for that. :oldwink:

(So... any chance that you're willing to tell me what the hell is going on, even if just by PM? It's difficult to build a war machine on your behalf without knowing what the objective is. :olduhh:)
 
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Monique said:
I'm already bringing a bag of cold-hard cash, but their lawyers appear not to want it. I just googled "how to bribe a lawyer", but it didn't get me anything (other than the attention of the national security force, probably).

A woman with a bag of cold-hard cash, looking for someone to bribeoo), I'm not going to get a wink of sleep tonight :D
 
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I'm thinking about dating my former boss' boss. I can't tell if she likes me or not, but she clearly doesn't not like me.

In other news, I've been playing the flamenco scale on my guitar and I've found an inverse Andalusian cadence, which I define as (5dim, 6#maj, 7min, 1maj). Sounds pretty cool.
 
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Wait, that's (5dim, 6maj, 7min, 1maj). Anyway, go on with the chlorophyll.
 
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Monique:

 
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RonL said:
A woman with a bag of cold-hard cash, looking for someone to bribeoo), I'm not going to get a wink of sleep tonight :D
Down, Junior. I already gave her the key to my basement. :oldgrumpy:

David Carroll said:
Bummer... :oldfrown:
I was really loving that song until the last verse when he brought in that Jesus-freak stuff...
 
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That was creepy. I listen to very alternative music. Today, while I was thinking about a data analysis problem, the song that I was listening to started talking about applying mathematical models to data analysis problems... :bugeye: :olduhh: :bugeye:
 
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Today my boss gave me a very precious present!
 
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Lisa! said:
Today my boss gave me a very precious present!
Let me guess what the present is..., erm... a ticket to go watch a movie with him ? Right ?
 
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Lisa! said:
Today my boss gave me a very precious present!

Me thinks your choice of words are meant to test minds of your audience ;) :p:)
 
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Lisa! said:
Today my boss gave me a very precious present!
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Lisa! said:
Today my boss gave me a very precious present!
:olduhh: Does your husband know?

edit: I just saw the additional posts. Lisa, that has to be absolutely the least efficient design for a chessboard that I've ever seen. :confused:
 
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I am almost certainly the worst cook in the world.
 
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zoobyshoe said:
I am almost certainly the worst cook in the world.

I have sort-of given up on learning how to cook well. There are many things that are available for microwaving that taste amazingly good; I am not likely to learn how to do something better. And if you buy these in bulk they are cheaper than cooking for just one. So I am not likely to derive any significant benefit from spending time learning to be a better cook.
 
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It's a Wonderful Life was on last night. I wish that they would show the lost ending once in a while though. :oldtongue:

 
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I hate to-do lists. I always tried to follow people's advice to plan or make long lists to memorize things I promised to do but I could only finish 4/10 at most, the rest I had to do inadvertently were what I hadn't enlisted.
 
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Medicol said:
Let me guess what the present is..., erm... a ticket to go watch a movie with him ? Right ?

That's a she and not a lesbian one!:biggrin:

dlgoff said:
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Yeah, that was a book!:)
 
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