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boyst

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  1. It should be okay as long as it has

    been cold since you brought it home.

    Agreed, I keep a case in my mini fridge down in my work shed and it usually lasts a year. Some times the days just can't be over soon enough to walk to the house and a cold one right then and there...yeah.

  2. He assisted Wanny at St John Fischer at camp last July. He was part of that Minority Coaches that come in and work with the NFL coaches. Gailey said they were impressed with him. Now he will assist Bob Sanders with the DL - a great spot for him and gives Bob a "runner" - "Go get me a towel", "Go get me some Gatorade", etc . . .

    I am sure he will be more then a fetch boy or errand boy.

  3. Do you have any other stupid, pointless stories?

    1. Cows aren't red.

    2. The only cows you see in San Jose are in those PETA fliers you get.

    3. Cows are entertainment, except for AJ...wait that's more of a date...wait...can I insult more then one poster? But its the truth. Anywhoo...cows are a way of life.

    4. I liked his story. Simple toughing story of a man who is initiating his son to the bar scene.

  4. I've had mine out about 5 years ago. I've told the story on the board before but on the night of the 10th day - when you are supposed to "be out of the woods" I started bleeding -slowly. They had a great deal of difficulty stopping it. I lost a lot of blood. I went unconscious had extremely low blood pressure it would be a stretch to say I nearly died but the doctors were very concerned about the amount of blood that I lost and my very, low blood pressure.

     

    I am happy that I had it done. Prior to surgery I was getting 1 to 3 significant throat infections per year. Since - none. My only point in telling you my story is to simply say that like any surgery it isn't "routine" and it does involve risks. You will have it very rough for about a week then the pain and swelling subsides quickly. Your job is pretty physical so between drugs and risk of bleeding due to exertion you will be unable to do much for the week following surgery.

     

    My wife also had it done as an adult she came through sans the bleeding and would tell you that while that first week was rough it was worth it in the end.

     

    Btw - yesterday I bought steaks from a farmer who raises grass fed angus about 50 miles east of here. Have not tried them yet. Raining hard so not a good day to fire up the grill. Probably next weekend. I am looking forward to it.

    I have been getting these symptoms and brushing them aside as allergies for several years. My fevers range from a subtle 101.5 and fluxuate up to 104.x often. My peak this time was 104.1, then will fall and rise repeatedly. I got two shots, a steroid and another kind I do not remember and they were supposed to help within 12 hours. They seem to be lagging, while my fever is down I still have pustules on the tonsils and they are very sore.

     

    The beef will cook a little bit faster then you are accustomed - I always like to splash a little bit of vinegar on it prior to cooking to help sear the top and keep in the moisture because the high heat I use to cook.

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