Someday I'll get around to taking it to the trash. But the little guy looks so cute lying there. His miserable life-gone. He does smell a little.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Me too. Old abandoned buildings do the same for me. I try and imagine all the things that would be going on when they were full of people and the trails those people would lead. In my first full time job I investigated disability claims. In so doing I had to verify a family death. The old home was abandoned and there were rusted toys and a broken swing in the back yard. I wondered if there wereby waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Brown sugar, some berries, and add a strip of bacon. Now that's breakfast.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Why would cancer be more of a high risk for someone in the fire department.?by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
That's if you have time. Both of my hospitalizations began in the emergency room because of the severe pain I was having. If indeed it is suspected pancreatitis the hospital treatment itself -at least for me-was rather benign. Just rest, very limited nourishment, small amounts of water, and careful watching by nurses until the inflammation "dies down". What's tough is doing what yourby waterfield - Bucky's Pub
A good diet is always better for your health. Pancreatitis is most often caused by alcohol which triggers the inflammation. In the hospital they shut down my digestive system until the inflammation went away. That meant very limited intake of nourishments. This was after ultrasound testing of the gall bladder-which did show I had what they call a "dirty gall bladder" or "sludge&quoby waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Pancreatitis, whether acute or chronic can be very serious. I was in a hospital for almost a week diagnosed with pancreatitis brought on by gallstones and alcohol abuse-the two principal causes of pancreatitis. Simply put, it is an inflammation of the pancreas which if not addressed can be fatal.. Your symptoms are precisely the same as mine happened to be at the time. It's normally treated inby waterfield - Bucky's Pub
In every crime novel that involves a murder there is an underlying "who done it" question. I just thought since you enjoyed Bosch you would find familiarity and enjoy the stories upon which many of the Bosch episodes were based.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
read some of Michael Connelly's books. They are all based on true crime reports out of the Hollywood Homicide Robbery Division of the LAPD. Connelly was a reporter assigned to the division and learned the lingo. The books formed the basis for the TV series "Bosch".by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
whatever causes you to feel stressed caused by physical effort can be duplicated by chemicals. Your heart works the same no matter what causes the impulse.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
That's true. If you can't do the treadmill your level of exertion won't rise to the level that can measure the heart. I've only had one chemical and the others were always on the treadmill.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
The chemical test is not a mental test. It's a physical reaction test similar to the treadmill. The chemicals make your body feel that it's been on a treadmill.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
I've done both the treadmill and chemical. The treadmill you expect to get tired and stressed with somebody saying faster, faster. But with the chemical your simply sitting there have a calm conversation when you begin to feel something weird and then snap-it's like you've run a marathon. Your brain just can't comprehend what's happening. I think I prefer the treadmill.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
One of my partners years ago had the identical car. He was always calling the office asking for someone to come and get him as the was someplace inoperable. His claim was that it had more miles going up and down the hoist then it did on the highway. Nevertheless a beautiful machine although not sure I would enjoy riding in one on a long trip. Actually, I just noticed yours is a 1980. His wasby waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Fastest BMW on the road. ! I've ridden in one, full throttle, on the Bundesautobahn in Germany. Scary fast.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
She already thinks her -you know what-doesn't stink. It's not fun owning a dog that thinks they are better than you.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
No because she honestly does not think she IS a dog. She's too stuck up and arrogant to believe that.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
Here she is. The Champion. Unfortunately she is aware of just that.by waterfield - Bucky's Pub
And that's fine with me. I'm not here to "win" a debate. I just have gut feelings about stuff and half the time I'm wrong. But this time I think I'm right.by waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
Then its very possible you can make a case out that its about Goff. But, from the horses mouth-that ain't it. End of story.by waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
Lets go Rams !by waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
Your wrong. It's not about Goff. Sometimes I just get a feeling about a person. Often its unfair to the person which I later find out. Nevertheless, that's how I feel about the HC. So I'm as open to the possibility that coaches on his staff didn't like him as I'm open to the possibility that I'm dead wrong on thatby waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
I have "no facts" at all to support my "speculation" that some coaches that have left "may" not have liked how he handled the Goff thing. My prejudice is that he may be the greatest coach ever but I think he's immature and in his way overbearing. I may have not liked Lombardi either for that matter-or Belichick. I'm not a member of the "I don't care if the coaby waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
Well speaking of California-I'm betting a lot of those people who left here for Texas are wishing right not they hadn't.by waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com
your assuming I don't think they should have made the deal. That's misreading. My point has to do with the manner in which it was done. it stinks! Other Ram coaches may have seen it that way also. This has nothing to do with whether Goff should have been dealt.by waterfield - RamsFootballFans.com