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Call around to adoption companies in Florida if you cant get the cat. A good one will vet prospective owners and find a good home. If someone decides they don't want a pet then it would be better for the animal to get them into a home that would.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Price Chopper (at least the ones near me,) do a 6 for $9. Tiny posted:I just "sous-vide"'d some hotdogs...
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JEEVES420 posted:Call around to adoption companies in Florida if you cant get the cat. A good one will vet prospective owners and find a good home. If someone decides they don't want a pet then it would be better for the animal to get them into a home that would. There are a few good rescues in the Tampa/Sarasota area that she's looking into since all other options have been exhausted. Nobody she knows can take him in, there's no money to board him at the vet until she gets her own place again, and it'll take me close to a month to even hope to get the money for transportation. She needs to be out of her apartment Sunday.
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Jul 30, 2014 20:40
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I like to use my old chem lab safety goggles while cutting onions.
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Bone posted:I like to use my old chem lab safety goggles while cutting onions. Just breath through your mouth. Or eat more onions.
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Aug 1, 2014 05:38
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JEEVES420 posted:Just breath through your mouth. Or eat more onions. How does breathing through your mouth keep the sulfuric acid fumes out of your eyes?
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LivesInGrey posted:There are a few good rescues in the Tampa/Sarasota area that she's looking into since all other options have been exhausted. Nobody she knows can take him in, there's no money to board him at the vet until she gets her own place again, and it'll take me close to a month to even hope to get the money for transportation. She needs to be out of her apartment Sunday. I can't take in any more cats, even temporarily, (apartment limited) but St. Francis have my utmost recommendation for a Tampa area rescue. If you explain your situation to them, they might even be able to get one of their fosters to watch your kitty for a month as long as you'll pay adoption fees. deadwing has a new favorite as of 06:54 on Aug 1, 2014 |
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Aug 1, 2014 06:51
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Bone posted:I like to use my old chem lab safety goggles while cutting onions. I do this too, or throw it in the bullet. Apparently gum works too
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Aug 1, 2014 09:29
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If cutting onions causes eye irritation, your knife needs to be sharpened.
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A FUCKIN CANARY!! posted:If cutting onions causes eye irritation, your knife needs to be sharpened. Please explain your knife, so sharp that the onion juice never gets exposed to air. 
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Aug 1, 2014 20:01
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Meatwave posted:How does breathing through your mouth keep the sulfuric acid fumes out of your eyes? You are not breathing them into your sinus cavity. I have never gotten watery eyes from onions since I was a little kid, but I also eat at least one onion a day so 
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Aug 1, 2014 21:12
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Splizwarf posted:Please explain your knife, so sharp that the onion juice never gets exposed to air. Blunter knives will rupture more of the onion's cells, releasing more gas? It's scientifically sound.
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Aug 1, 2014 21:22
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This weekend's hangout debauchery is underway: https://plus.google.com/hangouts/_/grbgz6sazurn3ewayfknshi754a?hl=en
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Aug 2, 2014 01:39
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Join, join, join!
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Big Grunty Secret posted:Blunter knives will rupture more of the onion's cells, releasing more gas? It's scientifically sound. As opposed to sharp knives which don't in any way damage what they come in contact with?
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Cakefool posted:As opposed to sharp knives which don't in any way damage what they come in contact with? You guys are missing the point, I was questioning an absolute statement, not addressing a sliding scale.
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Aug 2, 2014 18:37
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Jesus christ guys just eat more onions and you'll stop crying
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Aug 2, 2014 19:07
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Day 2 of moving, shower beer then Chinese food for lunch, now unpacking and organizing beers. Not all bad.
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Aug 2, 2014 20:28
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I know I wake up everyday in my bed made of onion and immediately take a full immersion bath in warm onion juice. Making sure to brush my teeth and wash my hair in the fluids. Afterwards I peel off a few layers of the five million white onions I have laying around and dry myself with their flaky skin. Next up is breakfast, as much kale as I can possibly cram into my anal cavity, followed by a steaming hot coffee colonic. You plebs and you're crying while cutting onions. 
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Aug 2, 2014 20:35
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Yeah I always thought Jails back in the day should have made them cut onions instead of peeling potatoes or whatever...
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10 Beers posted:Day 2 of moving, shower beer then Chinese food for lunch, now unpacking and organizing beers. Not all bad. Oh god you're as bad as me moving.. First thing I move and set up is the PC, then the fridge and foods.. Then call it a day and geek out and eat.
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10 Beers posted:Day 2 of moving, shower beer then Chinese food for lunch, now unpacking and organizing beers. Not all bad. Brother, you move just like me. The first thing I did last time I moved was claim two of the kitchen cabinets for beer overflow before my girlfriend had a chance to fill it with silly poo poo like dishes or pots and pans.
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Aug 3, 2014 02:01
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deadwing posted:Brother, you move just like me. The first thing I did last time I moved was claim two of the kitchen cabinets for beer overflow before my girlfriend had a chance to fill it with silly poo poo like dishes or pots and pans. ...why not just get an extra, dedicated fridge? One for meat, one for booze, and a mini fridge for easily accessible beer. That's how my house currently works.
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Zombie Pirate posted:...why not just get an extra, dedicated fridge? One for meat, one for booze, and a mini fridge for easily accessible beer. That's how my house currently works. I have that, it's called the main fridge. You do not understand how much beer I have. 10 Beers can vouch for me, my apartment is a motherfucking liquor store.
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deadwing posted:I have that, it's called the main fridge. You do not understand how much beer I have. 10 Beers can vouch for me, my apartment is a motherfucking liquor store. This is true. Some day when I'm able to make it to deadwing's house, I will take pictures of all the beer for posterity. Then I will take pictures of us drinking all the beer for further posterity. In other news, deadwing, please get an XBone. Thanks!
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Aug 3, 2014 02:31
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This bar i am at is having problems with teir kegs or something so they are giving me three for one beers. Its just extra work on their end and all the beers are fine. Its dope
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Aug 3, 2014 07:19
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Hahaha. So some guy just won big on video lottery so i jokingly told him he could pay my 10 dollar tab and he did so the bartender gave me 6.50. Getting paid to drink here...
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Aug 3, 2014 07:34
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deadwing posted:I have that, it's called the main fridge. You do not understand how much beer I have. 10 Beers can vouch for me, my apartment is a motherfucking liquor store. I like you.
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Aug 3, 2014 14:08
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I work on contracts and I'm enjoying my first substantial break from working in about five years. I marked my freedom by buying Dark Souls 2 and ploughing about 80 hours into it in just over a week. The game was finished with a 12 hour session. Travelling will be done later in the summer, I promise.
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Aug 3, 2014 14:37
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Day 3 of moving has consisted of a run to the grocery store for junk food, organizing, and drinking. Had some bourbon earlier, and now I'm enjoying some get-the-dog-and-cat-acquainted beers.
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10 Beers posted:Day 3 of moving has consisted of a run to the grocery store for junk food, organizing, and drinking. Had some bourbon earlier, and now I'm enjoying some get-the-dog-and-cat-acquainted beers. How are the handling their liquor?
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Aug 4, 2014 03:00
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Cats a bit of a pussy, passed out after 8.
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 From the OSHA.jpg thread
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Put a finger/face guard on that I don't see a problem with letting the kids mow the lawn.
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Outrail posted:Put a finger/face guard on that I don't see a problem with letting the kids mow the lawn. Nah, pseudo-industrial accidents are all part of the learning process.
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Working my way towards a promotion at this rate. I'm picking up shifts left and right, they can't get enough of me. Not bad for a brand new nurse. This staying busy thing is good for me. I need to cool it a bit with the alcohol and get my life straightened out. Kidding about the promotion thing, but they really seem to appreciate me. Feels nice to do good things. Saving the world one crazy patient at a time. 
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whatshesaid posted:Working my way towards a promotion at this rate. I'm picking up shifts left and right, they can't get enough of me. Not bad for a brand new nurse. This staying busy thing is good for me. I need to cool it a bit with the alcohol and get my life straightened out. Kidding about the promotion thing, but they really seem to appreciate me. Feels nice to do good things. Saving the world one crazy patient at a time. Hope you're getting overtime. I have been working 60 hour weeks the past month with no overtime...my boss is taking me to lunch as a thank you.
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Yeah, I get 1.5 pay OT. Although I'm still not sure if it's for going over 40 within one week or if it's going over 80 within two weeks. What the company will do is ask someone to work extra but then cut them later in the week or the following week, of the same pay period, to avoid paying OT. That's a sneaky way to take advantage of good workers, in my opinion. Maybe I'm just naive. We get paid every two weeks. And coworkers have warned me that if I work too much over, I'll get more taxes taken out, resulting in a smaller check than if I'd put in a regular week. gently caress that. But census in the hospital goes way up this time of year, so I don't think the threat of being cancelled will be an issue much longer, if any at all. I've only been shorted four hours since I've worked there. Some of the nurses love to be cancelled, while I'm begging to pick up hours.
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Mickles posted:I've read through this entire thread and will be moving into my own place next month. I look forward to reporting on various bachelor (mis)adventures. Bachelor update: All this stupid lovely Ikea furniture has been assembled with commensurate swearing and booze. Now I just have booze and internet. What else is needed, really?
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In Texas its anything over 40 in one week, I have never heard of anywhere basing it off of pay periods. Your paycheck will never be less than normal but the taxes will be worse the more you make. That time and a half wont feel like it but you will get that money back with your tax return. The way taxes work is they take your 2 week paycheck and multiply that amount times 26; They then assume that is what you make for the year. This is then used to determine the tax bracket you are in and the taxes get taken out accordingly. At the end of the year when you have what you actually made the taxes are determined again and if they took more out (which they did) then you get it back. JEEVES420 has a new favorite as of 23:17 on Aug 4, 2014 |
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