Just heard today that the insurance adjuster still hasn't even looked at the adjusted claim, and won't get to it until at least tomorrow. I'd be angrier if I wasn't laughing at how much more they have spent on a rental car because they don't have their shit together. Glad they aren't my insurance company.
Whine like a baby, now with 500% more drama!
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"I had to approach it from several different directions, but I finally got it through to her, and we reached an understanding."
--Patrick
I read a scary story about spinal fractures and ordered a medic alert bracelet. I feel 80 
I'm also looking at an at least two year waiting list for the pain clinic....
I'm also looking at an at least two year waiting list for the pain clinic....
Move to some semi-socialist country with proper medicine
Lol!!
I'm having my final oral exam tomorrow. I am so freaking nervous.
If I pass this I will have an awsome job waiting for me. If not, another Year of apprenticeship.
If I pass this I will have an awsome job waiting for me. If not, another Year of apprenticeship.
Good luck!
GasBandit
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Pretty sure they do but the grammar is slightly different... Brechen Sie sich ein Bein. I guess they feel the need to clarify that you should not go around breaking other people's legs.
Y'know, we don't specify that in Dutch....
GasBandit
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Technically, we don't in English, either.
We Germans are a little more extreme.
"Hals und Beinbruch" - Break a neck and leg.
Thanks guys
"Hals und Beinbruch" - Break a neck and leg.
Thanks guys
Wow, I assumed it was a coincidence, but no, thats actually from BYU.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BYUtv
Having two intelligent children can be kind of trying when neither one of them can adequately describe what they are thinking because their brains race faster than they can get the words out. This sounds like a weird complaint, but the way they both restart their sentences over and over and OVER trying to get their thought out can try my patience.
That has already been every day this week.Scolding her for not starting sooner?
She read the book already. She knows all about it. They were supposed to pick a book they've already read to give them one less thing to worry about even! At least one of her friends already talked about finishing already, so my daughter now feels bad about herself.
I don't think there's a single project throughout all of elementary school, highschool, or college that I didn't put off until the very last minute.
And the people here that have tried to get me to play a game while I'm busy writing an article for my side projects know that trend continues today!
I usually started off guesstimating how much time I'd need to read it and how much time I'd need to write the report, then I'd start reading it way early because I liked reading, and started writing the report just a little too late by my own calculations, so that I was pushing myself/rushed. Usually worked out OK, though the occasions where my dad meddled and wanted to proof-read and all that it all went tits up because my and his idea of planning didn't quite gel
Doesn't mean I can't think that technically, working ahead of time isn't a better idea
...yeah, it does in my house for the most part. At least with Noah since he's old enough to get it. He's usually pretty good about it once we help him break the big project into smaller pieces. Lily's still only 6 years old, so time management is a little out of her grasp yet. She does understand there are consequences to not doing her homework, though.
