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Well that takes the taco

Walmart?? Do you mean Gordito's? We've eaten there several times. Never ate the baby though.

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I can feel the blood slowing down in my veins just looking at that behemoth.

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Henways, board stretchers, left-handed monkey wrenches, blinker fluid, muffler bearings (some cars actually do have those now, so, not so much a gag anymore)...I'd not heard of The Olde Fill Up The Drinking Fountain gag.

...from the mop bucket, no less.:greenface

"Can you think of a tree that has leaves? I have Maple already."

Huh?

I just saw that. :thumb:

As opposed to needles or fronds, I suppose?

I would hope, except he doesn't know about needles and fronds. Getting maple was a feather in his cap, being surrounded by maples and all...

/sarcasm

Heheh, ijit.

These things happen:rolleyes:

Yeah, he put his foot up like he was going into first gear, but he got distracted, or for whatever reason, just didn't snick it into gear.

And then got throttle-happy trying to catch up.

My husband. He's trying to tell me there's no scientific correlation between maintaining a constant body temperature, and faster recovery times after illness. You don't need a fucking degree to know your body will be under less stress, therefore able to fight illness if it's not using it's resources trying to keep you warm or cool.

not commenting on idiocy, but it occurs to me that the body does alter its temperature in response to illness. a fever sometimes is the result of the body responding to an infection by raising the temperature as an immune response. the discomfort is, to my understanding, because of the difference between the body's actual temperature and the body's "set point" temperature, which itself can vary.