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greetings! i used to have those wrist monitors, but gave up after the second visit to the emerge where i'd had really high readings. it turned out that monitor also had rather inflated opinions. so, i bought the cuff set up and showed squeaki how to use it. it's easy enough and the doc is very pleas...

but for me it was them russians.

oh yeah, the russians... just yesterday ran into a bot! misspelled 'time', too. putin... 15 yrs ago squeaki's dad told us the guy was a snake and that's before anyone actually knew much about him. the polish airplane crash? no accident, a hit. notice how quiet it got about it so quickly? funny how t...

well, one thing, gary, i live in france and france i a haven for sick folk: people walk out of the pharmacies with boxes and shopping bags full. need opiates, have a few hundred. sleeping pills? what kind would you like? a bariatric operation, sure thing! the only thing my doc is fussy about are ant...

splendid! just a couple of days ago i was telling the kids about this, but mostly remembered the "bluescreened".

now i also will print it out.

ta-ta!

mind you, i think you can float the old about a bit....

sounds like one funky weather station! the only concern i have nowadays is keeping my eyes peeled for frost so i don't freeze my citrus trees or banana plants. it looks like i need to bring them in on saturday, as it' supposed to drop down to -3 C. but then again, the forecast is such guesswork, per...

so sorry about your health issues, gary. doesn't seem fair, does it? when you consider that as we age, we collect health issues like a stray cat fleas, it just seems unreal that one's life savings will be wiped out with illnesses. saving for your old age becomes a cruel joke. i've been lucky to have...

ah coins... hubby had a nice collection in the 70's, face value just over $300, which was a nice bit of cash, as in 2 weeks salary for me. then the kids discovered it, having been stored in a tacklebox. there were old silver coins, 35 canadian /67 bunnies (why i remember that..?), all pretty much cl...

finnish driver laughing:

:lmao3: i love watching the interviews with the finnish drivers, they really make the interviewers work for their money. "so, was this a tough race?" "naw..."" "what do you think of the opposition?" "they're good." "who's the best?" "i donn...

so, did you get it a decent price?

ah, this reminds me, is there a phone-friendly version of BF? loki is sitting more and more idle, in the bookcase! now as i can only run it for a short while, before it balks having gotten hot under the collar again. bloody nuisance as i actually have stuff to do on it. i've asked and asked about ge...

yeah, it's pretty skittish around here, but mostly acceptable, unlike the last place we lived. and this being one of the 7 windiest places on the planet, the weather.... argh.

indeed. i have no inborn diplomacy and have to have worked at it all my life. what a pain.

daughter and i installed a sump pump into my walk out basement floor. it worked great until the river flooded...

more like once they turn 7 or so...

saxon was trying to be nice the other day and suggested didn't do something (can't remember what) so i'd live longer,as i don't have that many years left any more.

hm... thanks. i think.

that was cool!

my "chemistry set" was a broken lightbulb over a wee oven i made out of bricks.

perfect!

yeah, it's being a weirdo thing people love to latch onto. i had enough fun with that as a kid and i no visible oddities.

as for accurate barometers, i find my right knee is quite adequate.