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08-26-16, 06:18 PM
#4577
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08-26-16, 06:20 PM
#4578
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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08-26-16, 06:23 PM
#4579
cowboy, steel horse, etc
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08-26-16, 06:24 PM
#4580
Senior Member
Oh I blame the schedulers too... a job that rarely has a happy end. Poor things, everyone and I mean everyone jumps on their case.
08-26-16, 06:28 PM
#4582
Senior Member
I wear jeans and sneakers and no lab coat. Sometimes I wear a warm-up jacket. I am uber-casual.
I spent a lot of time crawling around on the floor with my patients.
Sometimes I call them "Sweetie" or "Sweets" or "Sweetie Pie". I also do a lot of sweet-talking and cajoling.
I draw lots of pictures for people about how their dog's wiring is laid out and why the symptoms mean the problem is specifically in X location in the nervous system. But I never have a pen (because I have no lab coat pocket to put it in), so I always am bumming pens off people and then immediately losing them.
I spent a lot of time crawling around on the floor with my patients.
Sometimes I call them "Sweetie" or "Sweets" or "Sweetie Pie". I also do a lot of sweet-talking and cajoling.
I draw lots of pictures for people about how their dog's wiring is laid out and why the symptoms mean the problem is specifically in X location in the nervous system. But I never have a pen (because I have no lab coat pocket to put it in), so I always am bumming pens off people and then immediately losing them.
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08-26-16, 06:38 PM
#4584
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Dr Oz...I loved this guy when I usta be able to just for the fun of it use him as a source pick to argue with my doc. But doc caught on and stopped rising to the bait after a bit. So I now got's no more use for Dr Oz.
Accountants...My wife is a CPA. She's not allowed to do our taxes.
Texas...I know Texans got unhealthy attitude problems 'cause the only ex-wife I don't at all get along with be from and still lives there.
Accountants...My wife is a CPA. She's not allowed to do our taxes.
Texas...I know Texans got unhealthy attitude problems 'cause the only ex-wife I don't at all get along with be from and still lives there.
Edit: Love that fiddle. I think that's Gene Elders in that clip. On the original recording of that song was Johnny Gimble, who was one of my teachers over the years, and who sadly passed away this past year.
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08-26-16, 06:42 PM
#4585
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Reading a book on Buddhism and was surprised to find this, one of the 4 noble truths of Buddha- " The more you ride the more you like it, the more you like it the more you ride; conversely the less you ride the less you like it... et cetera et cetera et cetera".
08-26-16, 06:46 PM
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Pretty cool skies out last night.
08-26-16, 06:48 PM
#4587
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Good morning America rated it as the most beautiful area in the country in 2012 by some survey. have no idea how they did it , certainly more spectacular regions exist in the US but it does have a very quiet beauty about it. Rode every day, just wonderful and though the roads were generally great, the Sleeping bear dunes Heritage bikeway is truly a spectacular MUP. So much so that I confess I became a MUP Nazi racing about for awhile.
08-26-16, 06:52 PM
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08-26-16, 06:54 PM
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08-26-16, 06:56 PM
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Methinks that advice had more to do with humans than bikes.
08-26-16, 06:58 PM
#4591
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Originally Posted by Heathpack View Post
I wear jeans and sneakers and no lab coat. Sometimes I wear a warm-up jacket. I am uber-casual.
I spent a lot of time crawling around on the floor with my patients.
Sometimes I call them "Sweetie" or "Sweets" or "Sweetie Pie". I also do a lot of sweet-talking and cajoling.
I draw lots of pictures for people about how their dog's wiring is laid out and why the symptoms mean the problem is specifically in X location in the nervous system. But I never have a pen (because I have no lab coat pocket to put it in), so I always am bumming pens off people and then immediately losing them.
I wear jeans and sneakers and no lab coat. Sometimes I wear a warm-up jacket. I am uber-casual.
I spent a lot of time crawling around on the floor with my patients.
Sometimes I call them "Sweetie" or "Sweets" or "Sweetie Pie". I also do a lot of sweet-talking and cajoling.
I draw lots of pictures for people about how their dog's wiring is laid out and why the symptoms mean the problem is specifically in X location in the nervous system. But I never have a pen (because I have no lab coat pocket to put it in), so I always am bumming pens off people and then immediately losing them.
08-26-16, 07:02 PM
#4593
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It really is interesting country out where you are, and I really do mean that. It reminds me of some of the other places I have been (yep, I've also been in your current part of the world, at least the State), including the moors of Scotland and the Nullarbor Plain in Australia, as well as the Central Plateau here in Tasmania.
Scratch under the surface of these places, and there's a lot more going on than meets the eye.
Scratch under the surface of these places, and there's a lot more going on than meets the eye.
Jeans? What kind of hillbillies ski in jeans?
08-26-16, 07:07 PM
#4595
Has a magic bike
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Oddly a client gave me a nice pen as a gift and I've managed not to lose that one for probably 7 years. Because I only use it at my desk.
The rest of these pens I have zero idea where they go. Someone hands me a pen and literally 5 minutes later I no longer have a pen and I'm asking for another one. They ask me where the pen went they just gave me and I have no answer, all I know is that I don't have one now.
Now all my people just start their day with a big pocketful of pens and they just dole them out as needed. I'm pretty much doing three things at once most of the time, maybe that's the issue.
The rest of these pens I have zero idea where they go. Someone hands me a pen and literally 5 minutes later I no longer have a pen and I'm asking for another one. They ask me where the pen went they just gave me and I have no answer, all I know is that I don't have one now.
Now all my people just start their day with a big pocketful of pens and they just dole them out as needed. I'm pretty much doing three things at once most of the time, maybe that's the issue.
08-26-16, 07:09 PM
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08-26-16, 07:13 PM
#4597
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I blame ST. What did Lester call it - the Twitch Hunt?
08-26-16, 07:16 PM
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08-26-16, 07:20 PM
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So it is
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You're from WY, and it's almost expected and excused. Another truth: Stay the heck away from the vehicles with the prancing horse on the license plate.
Nice pictures, @LesterOfPuppets