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thanks foxx. we do what we can. it ended up being the best thing to happen for me. i bought my own practice months later, and two weeks ago we moved into our new building. i own the land, the building, and everyone inside works for me. i even created a space for my lab guy who pays me rent. i'm now totally autonomous and i'm never going back. i've been very, very lucky.

just the gallbladder.

only once, but i was an an adult in my professional phase of life. i was working a very swanky practice in the area was we were growing faster than we thought. I was in line for a partnership, and things were moving forward...until the practice appraisal came back. to make a very long story short, the owner did not think the appraisal was enough for his practice, and increased the amount considerably, (6 figures considerably). we started to have "discussions" about that number, and it got uncomfortable. the owner had a very nice lifestyle, and was getting himself into debt...especially with the IRS. the consultant who appraised the practice actually called me one night and told me i'd be paying his debt, and not to do it. this is unusual because they're supposed to be an impartial party. it was the wednesday before thanksgiving, and i got a call from the owner. i was done. he didn't like how our discussions were going, so they were over and i was out of a job. i went from being inches away from a partner to having nothing. on top of that, i didn't want to tell anyone because my brother and his wife were announcing they were pregnant with the first grandchild in our family, and i didn't want to take away from it. it's been the only time in my life that i've been in a deep depression.

a small piece of me dies inside when this question is asked.

my wife is too antsy about the aryan brotherhood thing makes my wife antsy. it was a different time in my life.

this is exactly what's going on. i'd do exactly this, and threaten to light up his online reviews. those things have become shockingly important.

the can matches my jacket.

completely agree.

thank you.

listen... we're both trying to have fun with this. you just seem really bad at it.

i did?

i'm pretty sure helen keller has a leg up on you.

some don't have the capacity to be taught.

no. watching you stumbling over your own posting was. it's ran it's course though.

this has gone from entertaining to sad. have at it.

yes...you are.

i have a few from each stage of my life that i keep in touch. the two guys from grade school and high school, a handful of guys from college, and a handful of guys from grad school. i see the grade/high school guys the most due to location, but we try to keep in touch.

it seems important to you. look, you made a foolish comment, got called out on it, and now you don't know what to do. i think most that know me on here know i don't take this all that seriously. i think we all know who's getting upset here.

oh yeah. it's all of us who don't get it. yikes!

jesus dude.

we weren't. you were.

simple takes are fine. that's not exactly what was going on. you did something whacky and was called out on it. that's all. i think 99% of us on here know that allen needs to improve. it's obvious. most of us just aren't willing to manipulate stats to take away from the kid. i'm not sure scott would take away a 50 yr play to prove a point. that's not his thing.

the internet is hard...right champ? take it down a notch. it's not that important.

no one is banding against you. you really need to stop with the martyr mentality. for some reason you were trying to take away production to prove a point. i'm not sure why. as mentioned, qbs have plays like that every sunday. it makes them no less a qb. why even bring it up?