my mom had to get a pinky toe reattached when she was a kid in due to a scythe
my dad had to get s pinky toe reattached after getting it caught in a bike chain as a kid.
pinky toes don't do well in my family I guess
maybe we should try shoes. fuckin hippies
On one of my neighborhood bicycle jump events, I crashed off the seat, caught both feet under the pedals, and tore the toenails off of 4 toes.
Indescribable pain
cringe...
I assume you have had to pull bandages off of a few missing nail scenarios?
Worst pain…EVER
Re: Totally random thread
Posted: Tue Dec 10, 2024 7:08 am
by BiggDick
I can get you a toe.
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Posted: Wed Dec 11, 2024 12:54 pm
by Shirley
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Posted: Thu Dec 19, 2024 2:47 pm
by Shirley
If only I'd known this was happening:
Hillary Kupish from Bend set a new world record for completing seven marathons in seven days across seven continents, with a final average time of 3:12:12. Kupish reflects on her journey and future plans for endurance races
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Posted: Thu Dec 19, 2024 8:56 pm
by Shirley
Re: Totally random thread
Posted: Fri Dec 20, 2024 7:52 am
by BiggDick
Swiffer mops are pretty useless
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Posted: Fri Dec 20, 2024 8:24 am
by TDub
they won't do deep cleaning but they're terrific for daily wiping. You can't not mop for 2 weeks and then boom swiffer to the rescue.
Its more like...ok before I go to bed, after kids spill dinner. I'm gonna mop up real quick......and I'm going to do thay once,twice, or 3 times a day. Then, when I really want to clean on the weekends I'm gonna bring out something with more gusto and scrubbing power
Dumb or maybe not so dumb question time.
I buy tickets for a lot of events through brokers and "secondary" markets. Meaning StubHub, Ticketmaster "re-sell", Seat Geek, etc.
Sporting events, concerts, etc.
Often I purchase a ticket not knowing if I will receive it within a few minutes, a few days, a few weeks, or the day of the event.
1. What possible benefit/s is there for the seller (person who is selling the ticket) and the intermediary (ticket "broker") to not transfer the ticket in a quick manner?
2. Let's say I pay $500 for a ticket. The "broker" gets a "commission". The higher the price of the ticket, the more money the "broker" receives. If the market goes up and I want to resell a ticket I have paid for but have not yet received, I can't sell the ticket, and therefore, the "broker" receives no "commission" from my reselling the ticket. Seems like a bad thing for them.
Am I wrong to feel that it's bullshit (wrong? stupid?) that the broker won't allow me to sell the ticket (THAT I PAID FOR AND THAT THEY OWE ME "DELIVERY" FOR) on their website?
3. I have very mixed feelings but I primarily feel that people shouldn't be allowed to resell tickets for a profit. Do you agree or disagree?