Bucky wrote:After a second treatment Wednesday morning, it looks like the wasps are gone for good. Final toll: 6 stings. 2 each for me and the kid, one each for the wife and dog.

to bad you did not use the Bevis fire-fire method.

We live right at the high school I graduated from. Walking my eldest over to the football game tonight. Feels weird and good, man

god bless you grote... i've haven't returned to my HS, well it's like a middle school now, since i was 25 or so. so much time has passed and so many things have happened in life that honestly i don't think i could really handle it all emotionally. for those who stayed close to their neighborhood there is the gradual change, for those of us that moved on, you really start to lose that bond you once had at almost an exponential rate. it's really weird to be afraid of a place that you once had a lot of real good memories.

I hear you on that. I moved around a lot as a kid, but this area was my home base from age 14-24. Then I bounced around again for 18 years. So it's held a special place for me, and will now be the only home my kids remember

my cousin's wife made these banging crepes in like five minutes last night and i'm very close to buying the crepe maker they have on amazon now.

Google maps is a goddamn narc. I went somewhere yesterday to pick up a gift card for my gf's birthday and I get a notification a few hours later saying 'how was your visit to X [a place I'd never go myself so it's not exactly discrete]'? Not sure if she saw it or not.

why can't you just type out "Victoria's Secret"

It's far worse.

...........a BYOB candle making place.

That's horrific. Please log off and don't come back

that is horrendous

what kind of @##$$ @#$#$ candle making place doesn't have a liquor license

Girls like candles! Girls (and guys) like booze!

Also we get zero cross ventilation in our place so you sear two goddamn chicken thighs and bam EAU DE POLLO for 4 days.

JUburton wrote:It's far worse.

...........a BYOB candle making place.

sounds kinda like build a bear, minus the kids.

do you tip a psychic?

ReadingPhilly wrote:do you tip a psychic?

She will know ahead of time.

As always, azrider is concerned with everyone’s health, finances and family, and with that being said, please don’t eat those pig ear dog treats. It’s no secret that when we buy these for a dog, it’s no different than buying your girlfriend or wife Madden 20 for her birthday.

https://people.com/pets/pig-ear-dog-treats-salmonella-outbreak-cdc/

In an update on Thursday, the CDC explained that the number of individuals sickened by the outbreak had risen to 143. No deaths have been reported, but 33 of the individuals have been hospitalized. Twenty-six of the illnesses are among children younger than 5 years old.

So in the meantime until this gets settled, I recommend having to go back to eating pork rinds. Don’t have the same texture or signature taste, but you won’t get the shits for days on end.

There's a headline on Google News which links to a video uploaded yesterday on the LA Times YouTube channel about Charles Manson being moved into a hospital. Um....

anybody know any snl writers? I have a sketch idea. Someone is having a heart attack or choking, and the bystanders are trying to find a youtube on doing CPR or the heimlich but they keep getting held up by ads

It's funny. But not ha-ha funny.

that's why i need real comedy writers!!

Not that SNL wouldn't pointlessly stretch it out, but it's really one joke and the sketch would best run less than a minute.

It does however remind me of the sketch where Belushi played Elizabeth Taylor on a Weekend Update interview where she started choking and had to heimlich herself.