the 100% directionless thread

[DesertMedic66]

We have a 26-foot tall statue of Marlin Monroe in our city (brought the city a lot of money and now the city is trying to buy it so it stays put) and I've been debating driving the ambulance under it turning on the code lights and taking some pictures haha. I have no life.

 

[Epi-do]

Older than 22 lol

Only by the least little bit.....at least that's how I feel.

 

[bigbaldguy]

We have a 26-foot tall statue of Marlin Monroe in our city (brought the city a lot of money and now the city is trying to buy it so it stays put) and I've been debating driving the ambulance under it turning on the code lights and taking some pictures haha. I have no life.

If you do it and post them here I'll hook you up with a prize

 

[DesertMedic66]

If you do it and post them here I'll hook you up with a prize

Best I could due is parking the unit at the curb. Don't think management would like it very much if I drove up the curb haha

 

[Achilles]

My uncle just died

 

[heatherabel3]

I am so sorry to hear that. Thoughts and prayers to you and your family.

 

[firetender]

My uncle just died

Uncles are great things and they tend to keep looking out for you!

Still, it's a tough one, blessings to the family.

 

[VFlutter]

I love July! New residents are so much fun...

I just got an order for Milk of Magnesia IV...Um say what? :blink:

 

[bigbaldguy]

My uncle just died

I'm sorry to hear that Achilles.

 

[shfd739]

My uncle just died

Sorry to hear as well.

Consistently Getting woke up 2 hours early for some minor crises is getting old quick. And killing my sleep.

Plus side I get to work in the middle of nowhere all night where there is a high chance of doing nothing.

 

[Anjel]

Very sorry for your loss

 

[Epi-do]

I love July! New residents are so much fun...

I just got an order for Milk of Magnesia IV...Um say what? :blink:

Maybe they meant Milk of Amnesia, a.k.a. propofol!

Achilles, sorry for your loss.

 

[VFlutter]

Maybe they meant Milk of Amnesia, a.k.a. propofol!

That's what I thought at first until I saw the indication: stomach discomfort

 

[fast65]

I think I may host a continuing education class on how to load the dishwasher...it seems to be a skill that my coworkers just can't show competence with.

 

[lightsandsirens5]

I am a great cousin! (Or something like that.) I really have no idea. Lets put it this way, my grandparents are now great-grandparents because my cousin just had a baby.

I will now entertain suggestions on what title I should take on due to this event.

 

[Epi-do]

I am a great cousin! (Or something like that.) I really have no idea. Lets put it this way, my grandparents are now great-grandparents because my cousin just had a baby.

I will now entertain suggestions on what title I should take on due to this event.

You would be first cousins once removed, or second cousins. My (quite possibly wrong) understanding is they are essentially the same thing. I say you claim to be the uber cool relative.

 

[ShannahQuilts]

Sad to say, and in spite of having loaded dishwashers since about 1967, I never do it "right", either. No matter whose dishwasher I'm loading, someone tells me I'm doing it wrong. If it's my own dishwasher, hubby always has a better idea. No, seriously, not just an idea he thinks is better: an actual better idea.

I'm competent, even highly competent, at some things, but loading the dishwasher is NOT one of them.

I console myself with the fact that I actually make really good jam.

 

[DesertMedic66]

Sad to say, and in spite of having loaded dishwashers since about 1967, I never do it "right", either. No matter whose dishwasher I'm loading, someone tells me I'm doing it wrong. If it's my own dishwasher, hubby always has a better idea. No, seriously, not just an idea he thinks is better: an actual better idea.

I'm competent, even highly competent, at some things, but loading the dishwasher is NOT one of them.

I console myself with the fact that I actually make really good jam.

If he doesn't like the way you load the dishes then have him load it from now on

 

[Epi-do]

Sad to say, and in spite of having loaded dishwashers since about 1967, I never do it "right", either. No matter whose dishwasher I'm loading, someone tells me I'm doing it wrong. If it's my own dishwasher, hubby always has a better idea. No, seriously, not just an idea he thinks is better: an actual better idea.

I'm competent, even highly competent, at some things, but loading the dishwasher is NOT one of them.

I console myself with the fact that I actually make really good jam.

It could be worse. My dad will actually go behind you and move stuff while you are still loading the dishwasher, so everything is in it's "right" place for optimal cleaning.

 

[Chimpie]

It could be worse. My dad will actually go behind you and move stuff while you are still loading the dishwasher, so everything is in it's "right" place for optimal cleaning.

I have done, okay I still do, this.