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45 minute drive to and from a doctors appointment, didn't learn much from it
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A bit cryptic, but "hold the door".
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Is this the random thread? :eusa-think: ;)
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Stiff neck :shock:
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Bighuey wrote:
wind-scorpian.jpg
I found one of these in my bed this morning. A wind scorpion or deerslayer. Cute, huh.
Hey there BH, they look extremely like, what we call a "Huntsman" spider over here. However over here they are pretty harmless. :)
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Being behind on stuff. :doh:
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Gannon wrote:
Bighuey wrote:
wind-scorpian.jpg
I found one of these in my bed this morning. A wind scorpion or deerslayer. Cute, huh.
Hey there BH, they look extremely like, what we call a "Huntsman" spider over here. However over here they are pretty harmless. :)
Hi Gannon. The ones here are not exactly harmless, their bite is painful but not poisonous. Theres all kinds of urban legends about them, how after you are bitten and dead a few minutes later, body parts rot and fall off, and other nonsense.
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:shock: :faint:
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:lol:
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Feeling sick. Blah.
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Be well rssllue and gravy!
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rssllue wrote:Feeling sick. Blah.
:( Hope you feel better soon
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A/C on high and I'm freezing.
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Hope you guys feel better soon. Being sick sucks big time.

What is making me miserable is that this%^&*#@ computer is starting to take a dump and I may have to get a new one. Have to spend money. Yuck.
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A secret is like a mercury. Heavy. When it falls into a crack, it's hard to get rid of it. It resides in mind like in a vise. Eventually, it taints everything.

I don't know if the sentence is correct but I hope you know what I mean. :( I've been thinking of my secret. And there's no person I could tell about it.
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