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#126
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Fire away. I know almost everything there is to know about oatmeal. It was a hot topic in our family, from my mother loathing it due to her depression era remembrances of oatmeal every day for breakfast and if avoided then, lunch later, to my father's certainty that it was what mana was in the bible.
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BTW, when I said another forum earlier, I meant another sub-forum other than the #41 .
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#130
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Fire away. I know almost everything there is to know about oatmeal. It was a hot topic in our family, from my mother loathing it due to her depression era remembrances of oatmeal every day for breakfast and if avoided then, lunch later, to my father's certainty that it was what mana was in the bible.
#131
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Fire away. I know almost everything there is to know about oatmeal. It was a hot topic in our family, from my mother loathing it due to her depression era remembrances of oatmeal every day for breakfast and if avoided then, lunch later, to my father's certainty that it was what mana was in the bible.
I'm going to have to send him out for a 2nd opinion but I know no one else is going to know either and we will be right back to square one.
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I do have a question about a case though. Problem is, there's no one to ask beyond me, the buck stops with me unfortunately. Very comforting to the owners, I'm sure, to hear me say, "Honestly, I am not sure what's going on with your dog."
I'm going to have to send him out for a 2nd opinion but I know no one else is going to know either and we will be right back to square one.
I'm going to have to send him out for a 2nd opinion but I know no one else is going to know either and we will be right back to square one.
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How about "Thank God for Bikesdirect.com..."
Regarding running, I think I should consider getting up early to run instead of doing it later. But that would put me in @Heathpack category of awakening at 4:30 or 4:45. I have to be out the door by 6:50 most days. Grrr.
Regarding running, I think I should consider getting up early to run instead of doing it later. But that would put me in @Heathpack category of awakening at 4:30 or 4:45. I have to be out the door by 6:50 most days. Grrr.
I won't lie and say I get out of bed then, though.
#137
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I do have a question about a case though. Problem is, there's no one to ask beyond me, the buck stops with me unfortunately. Very comforting to the owners, I'm sure, to hear me say, "Honestly, I am not sure what's going on with your dog."
I'm going to have to send him out for a 2nd opinion but I know no one else is going to know either and we will be right back to square one.
I'm going to have to send him out for a 2nd opinion but I know no one else is going to know either and we will be right back to square one.
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Tell her to hold out for a brownie, hot chocolate and a slice of pizza. Evidently you can sell your vote in a caucus for food or so i heard on the Wall Street Journal report.
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It is my understanding that it is the Democratic Caucus that the attendees bring food. The Republicans, they bring oatmeal.
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Right, it was the Democrats that buy votes with food like brownies and stuff. The Republicans need the oatmeal to keep themselves regular.
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I should say 'probably' to keep themselves regular.
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