I'd give you a hugs rating, but I definitely don't want what you have. Sorry.
"Air hugs" for you.
Whine like a baby, now with 500% more drama!
- Thread starter strawman
- Start date
"Air hugs" for you.
Oops, corrected. Yeah, wish I had some of that
Good to know. Unsure how I would've come in contact with any that, given how little outdoors time I got this weekend. It would explain why neither the cream nor desloratadine are effective in the least.
I hope you have a good dentist. It makes a WORLD of difference. I had a root canal years ago and it was 100% fine because my dentist was awesome. I miss Dr. Roots. My current dentist is fine, but not as exceptionally great.
Yes I had a root canal from a dentist named Dr. Roots. Feel free to make jokes at that one. I'm sure he's heard them all, but I'd like to hear a few.
Verbal translation, basically. A speaker says something in one language, and we're to listen to it and output the meaning into another language. This can be done simultaneously, in which the interpreter speaks at the same time as the speaker and the audience listens to the interpreted output through headphones, or consecutively, in which the speaker and the interpreter take turns speaking. Simultaneous and consecutive interpretation require many of the same skills, such as language skills, analytical skills, quick reactions, cultural sensitivity, good short-term memory, etc. Unfortunately, my language skills have deteriorated, my analytical skills are poor, my reactions are sluggish, my cultural knowledge and sensitivity is mediocre, and I've reached an age where my memory isn't what it used to be.
My office is freezing and I am freezing. Like blue nails and shivering. I found out today that I can’t have a space heater. It’s going to be a very long winter ...
Then buddy shows up in shorts!?!
Also, the box of bears has been in Miami for days.
Then buddy shows up in shorts!?!
Also, the box of bears has been in Miami for days.
GasBandit
Staff member
Can you sit on an electric heating pad?
Ah, how I would say it would be "I'm getting training to act as (or be an) interpreter." In contrast, when you said "I've forgotten how to do interpretation" you really confused me as to me "interpretation" can mean a number of things, usually meaning that whatever document you were given could mean different things depending on how it's interpreted.
At least that's what I was seeing, but that also didn't make sense for the rest of the context, and hence my question. I appreciate the clarification.
Smart bears
Very! I did buy two to keep here that have winter gear though. I was thinking of their well-being.
Post automatically merged:
I’ll be looking for creative solutions! Big blankets were my answer a few years ago, but I keep getting more freezing.
The town where I grew up had a podiatrist named Dr. Smelsey. His sign even made Real People. When he started doing laser surgery, he changed it to Dr. Lazar.Yes I had a root canal from a dentist named Dr. Roots. Feel free to make jokes at that one. I'm sure he's heard them all, but I'd like to hear a few.
—Patrick
No joke...my wife's OBGYN in Texas was named Dr. Finger.I hope you have a good dentist. It makes a WORLD of difference. I had a root canal years ago and it was 100% fine because my dentist was awesome. I miss Dr. Roots. My current dentist is fine, but not as exceptionally great.
Yes I had a root canal from a dentist named Dr. Roots. Feel free to make jokes at that one. I'm sure he's heard them all, but I'd like to hear a few.
My current dentist Dr. Meals--only tangentially tooth related.
Dave
Staff member
I have the same thing but it's in my arm pit. It won't heal and itches like crazy. I've had it for probably a year. No medications help and I scratch it in my sleep and when I'm concentrating on other things.
GasBandit
Staff member
"Ooh, dermatology, tough field! If it's wet, keep it dry, if it's dry, keep it wet, and if it isn't supposed to be there, cut it off." - Gregory House, M.D.
I love House!
I’m freezing again. It’s monsoon season outside or something and I’m super cold. After the world’s most awkward conference call, you think that I would be overheated with shame/sort of anger lol.
I did nothing wrong. I will be annoyed for the rest of the day and will move on for tomorrow. The person who is responsible is someone I really like and they’ve apologized.
I’m freezing again. It’s monsoon season outside or something and I’m super cold. After the world’s most awkward conference call, you think that I would be overheated with shame/sort of anger lol.
I did nothing wrong. I will be annoyed for the rest of the day and will move on for tomorrow. The person who is responsible is someone I really like and they’ve apologized.
And this is why I never became Dr. Brown.
GasBandit
Staff member
The latter sounds more like a proctologist.
Dave
Staff member
Depends on how they are getting to those difficult teeth in the back.
3 tiny fillings requiring 45 minutes spread over 2 appointments and 700 dollars before insurance, this is because teenage bones didnt believe in taking care of his teeth and older bones is just shit about nightly brushing and flossing >_> i have the money and I can pay for the work but its still a good hit because the insurance pays me back for what i spend, so I have to cough up 690 dollars in 3 weeks and get half of it(probably) back in a check from my dental insurance provider.
the best part is this is preventative maintenance on both my dentist and mines part. the cavities are not painful and surface only, but cheaper to fix now and look at as in investment in forgoing major dental work for a longer time in the future. TL;DR: pay the money, get the issues addressed quickly and as painlessly as possible now, dont need crowns/root canals/etc for another couple decades as long as I keep up on my dental check-ups and repairs.
I'm also right there with you, except I'm stashing away what money I can to be able to eventually afford to make the pain stop.
Until then there's just no chewing in my life
I had a gyn in New Jersey that was named Dr. Busch.
GasBandit
Staff member
Had to have blood drawn for my next post-op visit next week so they can check all my levels are where they need to be.
Now, I don't have a problem with needles, I've done this a lot before and I consider myself to be a fairly stoic individual.
But gee willikers, lady.... it took you 8 tries to find a vein >_< are you sure you're a phlebotomist?? I'm sure if you just keep stirring that thing around in there you'll shred enough tissue to get the blood you need, I suppose.
Now, I don't have a problem with needles, I've done this a lot before and I consider myself to be a fairly stoic individual.
But gee willikers, lady.... it took you 8 tries to find a vein >_< are you sure you're a phlebotomist?? I'm sure if you just keep stirring that thing around in there you'll shred enough tissue to get the blood you need, I suppose.
I had a nurse at the infusion clinic make a mess of starting things so badly that she blew a vein in my arm, couldn’t get one started in another spot in my arm and ended up having to go through my hand for the three hour treatment.
It’s still hit or miss if blood draws work in that vein now!?!
It’s still hit or miss if blood draws work in that vein now!?!
This one vile bitch was tearing at my arm with a needle, after the blood was flowing.
I said in a calm voice that could be heard throughout the office,
"YOU ARE HURTING ME."
I got a robocall yesterday where they said they heard that I or a loved one was suffering from alcohol or drug abuse.
"No, I quite enjoy it." -then hung up the phone.
"No, I quite enjoy it." -then hung up the phone.
Are you certain that the lighting isn't just turned off?
Yeah. One area of the keyboard was lit under WASD, but not the rest. No response to ROG Aura Core either. I just put it back in the mail. Glad I didn't save a big backlog of horror games to enjoy in October.
