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They should change the name of the navy seals to the colt andersons. That’s all I got.

i was thinking it would be like laying your head on a bag of raw chicken.

i hope i never get to the point where someone considers my body, "mushy".

i think the new battery for the AED is a couple of hundred alone.

well...it kind of was because there was zero distractions. when you take young girls out of the mix, you'd be shocked how it changes the environment. there was no alpha male stuff going on, mostly because no one cared. it was a huge positive to be nerdy and get good grades. sports was important too, but not as much as being a good student. exactly. it took me a while to feel women out, (no pun intended). i screwed up a lot of early relationships because it was in my head that if my girlfriend didn't follow my lead, they were lousy girlfriends. i'm still not sure i'm even great with it now. i had to marry a woman almost 10 years younger than me just to be on equal playing grounds in terms of relationship maturity.

i don't think i would have changed anything. not that it was a perfect point in my life, but high school was just a business like environment. everything was about working and going on to college. they made high school nothing more than a stepping stone for your career. i played football, track, was my class president, etc. we partied and had fun, but you were there to work, get out, and go to college. the one major draw back, (as others have mentioned) was that it was a all boy school. with not having girls around, and not having any sisters, i was pretty clueless about women when i went to college. that blew some opportunities for me that i wish i had back.

is anyone that big of a TO fan that they're actually going to show up at that thing?

agreed. i don't think he knows any other way.

it must be exhausting to think about yourself so much. i know i get bored with myself pretty easily.

that's a good call.

bring that dude a coffee. be very, very nice.

they're great as you really can't mess them up. ours even comes with a razor to take care of an ultra hairy chest. the only pain about those things are that the battery life is short, (according to the manufacture) and i think we need to buy a new one every 2 years or so. they're not cheap.

but it's upsetting cripple, and i don't want to get him all school shooty. i started at 15. 25 years later, still going strong.

i think this is average in terms of celebrity...not normal person life.

maybe we're all just super hot.

i'd let neve campbell clean up afterward.

the face. i'd start there and move around. that's how you let them know who's the boss.

i will play along actually. the things i would do to this girl's face.

punch him for me.

do you have any idea how many times a week i hear a story about an extraction and a patient tells me that the dentist had their knee on their chest? i just want to slap those people.

i'm not going to contribute anything positive to this thread. just putting that out there.

we have to take a refresher course every 2 years, and you're all right...it seems to change. the most recent one had us giving the patients breaths again, but as any instructor will mention...if you don't know what to do, just keep giving chest compressions. what i really want to do is give the AED unit a whirl. not in a real life emergency, but on a drunk friend or something.

i just can't wait until it's legal. i mean...never in my life would i go to work high, but once it's legal, my reasoning and logic will suddenly change, and i'll smoke morning, noon and night.

holy **** i was just about to post this, (although i was thinking it was "go deep", which would be more entertaining).

our dog broke into our pantry, and destroyed a big of chocolate chip pancake batter few weeks ago. that **** was so amazingly hard to get out of the carpet.