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My 4yo boy has pneumonia he spent last night in the hospital and tonight too they say
If hes half as tough as you Psy, he will cough up a lung grow a new one and carry on...lol Hope hes better soon man. Kids being sick is no fun.
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That's sad to hear, Psyop. I bet he'll recover quickly. Best of wishes to you and your family.
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Hoping for a speedy recovery!
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My 4yo boy has pneumonia he spent last night in the hospital and tonight too they say
Sorry to hear that man, prayers and smoke inbound.
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My 4yo boy has pneumonia he spent last night in the hospital and tonight too they say
Kids are tough, best wishes to the little guy. I'm guessing he'll be back home soon.
Going to go test drive a pickup. The 2011 I was looking at sold this morning, so I'm gonna check out a 2009. The price is right........if it runs as good as it looks and I can get them to throw in a remote starter, I believe it will be a done deal.
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Speedy recovery to your boy, Psy. Glad he's getting serious care for pneumonia. That stuff can sneak up on anybody.
My daughter's kayak seat just arrived. I've got to figure out a way to make her a small paddle.
I found a cheap paddle for $30 shipped. I may cut it down and even sand/shave some of the paddle down so that she can handle it.
Next up is swimming lessons though.
My daughter's kayak seat just arrived. I've got to figure out a way to make her a small paddle.
I found a cheap paddle for $30 shipped. I may cut it down and even sand/shave some of the paddle down so that she can handle it.
Next up is swimming lessons though.
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college baseball regionals start this weekend, whooo!
on a less cheery note, i think i friggin broke my back puttin the jetskis in the water yesterday....
on a less cheery note, i think i friggin broke my back puttin the jetskis in the water yesterday....
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Sorry to hear about the little one Psy. Kids are pretty resilient. I wouldn't worry too much.
Is that Sam Adams in a can??????? I spoke with a local brewer in Nashville and she was talking about the transition back to cans because they are easier to work with and keep the beer away from sunlight. Cool.
I spent Memorial day covered in cat scat, dust, dirt, sweat, flees, and mold. I helped my wife move all of her Grandma's stuff out of her house. Almost 13 years of no less than 6 feral cats and leaking roofs with absolutely no cleaning done. I am so glad I keep some N95 masks in my get home bag. I know they aren't on me anymore but I can't help but think I'm covered in flees. Bitey little bastards.
Is that Sam Adams in a can??????? I spoke with a local brewer in Nashville and she was talking about the transition back to cans because they are easier to work with and keep the beer away from sunlight. Cool.
I spent Memorial day covered in cat scat, dust, dirt, sweat, flees, and mold. I helped my wife move all of her Grandma's stuff out of her house. Almost 13 years of no less than 6 feral cats and leaking roofs with absolutely no cleaning done. I am so glad I keep some N95 masks in my get home bag. I know they aren't on me anymore but I can't help but think I'm covered in flees. Bitey little bastards.
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I have that one, but Klein branded...
I also have this Craftsman one at home..
Just waiting for my package from 710 to get my new beer opener
can't wait! 
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Murph, I took these pictures with you in mind.
Don't ever think your work isn't appreciated, forgotten maybe, but appreciated yes!
Dude, it is! I've been following the Samuel Adams canning thing for a while now. It's taken too long, but it's finally here.
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My dad got a call from his brother about an hour ago, to inform him that he had caught a marten. He asked if we would like to come look at it before he was going to release it a few kilometres further. My dad asked if I wanted to come along, even though he already new the answer. So without further ado, here he is. A Beech marten
He was trembling with fear, but was still quite agressive. Interesting little animal, I was glad I was able to see one that wasn't dead in a museum...
He was trembling with fear, but was still quite agressive. Interesting little animal, I was glad I was able to see one that wasn't dead in a museum...
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So without further ado, here he is. A Beech marten
That's pretty cool.
What's it taste like
(just kidding)
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That's pretty cool.
What's it taste like
(just kidding)
Hehe. Actually, I wouldn't mind trying out any kind of meat though. This one wasn't dead and didn't really need to die either. I've got plenty food at home
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