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TransportJockey
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Anjel
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Heh ThanksI hate being 8 hours from her right now.
And I thought an hour from my fiance is bad lol
Brown will be sleeping on the couch tonight, so Brown could be on another planet as far as Brown is concerned .....
Brown is scared :unsure:
Anjel
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uh oh. you really did make her mad lol
It was bound to happen sooner or later mate .... but let is be no secret that Brown loves Mrs Brown very much.
Brown is a boorish pig headed Brown who deserves a good thunking or to have Browns gonads stapled to the floor.
Brown would go to the store and buy chocolates to make up for it, but would probably just eat them on the way home.
Chocolate, specifically super hella mega chunky cookies n cream chocolate i ce cream, is Browns secret vice.
Anjel
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It is evident that brown does love mrs brown very much and has seen the error of his ways.
I hope things are well for you and the mrs and you get to sleep in your bed again soon.
And that is not very good for your diet sir. lol
HotelCo
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Only three calls in 21 hours... Let's continue that number for the rest of this shift!
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LISTEN UP NEIGHBORS:
I am not going to tolerate 8 hours of your dogs freaking barking outside because someone's doing work inside your house again today. Stop being lazy, let them in, and pay attention to them so they don't bother the worker. It's hot, they're miserable and loud and bother the heck out of my dogs.
Sincerely,
Got woken up by a beagle barking.
I am not going to tolerate 8 hours of your dogs freaking barking outside because someone's doing work inside your house again today. Stop being lazy, let them in, and pay attention to them so they don't bother the worker. It's hot, they're miserable and loud and bother the heck out of my dogs.
Sincerely,
Got woken up by a beagle barking.
I was 9hrs away. He proposed, moved out to DC 2 weeks later, and I didn't see him for a year till I moved here too. That was highly annoying.
Yes, but two hemispheres. Enjoy a hemispherectomy, on the house.
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Man I am glad to hear that it was not you and everything is ok. Sorry to hear about your sister, hope she is doing better now.
medicRob
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Interesting things happen to patients who have underwent separation of hemispheres by way of slicing the corpus callosum. Look up, "Split Brain Syndrome". It is amazing how one hemisphere can pick up where another left off, and even more amazing how the development of one hemisphere can hinder an individual's abilities that are dominated by another. The brain is absolutely fantastic, thus the reason I chose traumatic brain injury to be my emphasis area in my ACNP program.
Apparently fully functioning adults with only half a brain. Neat trick. o.o
usafmedic45
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My second cousin literally does do exactly that. She was the first person to survive a full hemispherectomy performed in the US to control epileptic seizures. She's amazingly functional, if a little slow.
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HotelCo
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On a date. Going great
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Didn't get it. I wasn't sure I wanted it as it would likely interfere with going back to school plans, but it still stings.
LucidResq
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On a date. Going great
Uh if it's going so well... PUT THE CELL PHONE AWAY!!!
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