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Coredump posted:Holy poo poo is that a 390 Duke? How is it? Ever have any time on a DRZ to compare to? It's quite... boring. Build quality feels fine and it's light and nimble. You won't be pullin sikh wheelies bruh or anything. It's very much an around town bike. Note: I ride the SD1290 behind it and owned an RC8R so my sense of excitement is broken.
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 Chest freezer for the new home. Getting delivered next weekend. Now I can stock up on all the meat deals, make freezer meals in advance, freeze vegetables from my garden, etc... Aww, who am I kidding, it'll be full of DiGionrno and Icee Pops.
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Captain Lavender posted:I've only slept on it once, but... it's kind of amazing. It usually takes me forever to fall asleep, but I fell asleep on this in no time. When we bought our king sized icomfort, they said it would take a few weeks of getting used to it. I crawled in to that bed and was out cold the entire night. I sleep pretty well in that bed, the exceptions being when I'm really depressed or in a lot of pain. A good bed is well worth the money. For actual content, I dropped 1400 on a private MRI yesterday. The results are already in and my doctor already called me, so I don't think it's good news. 
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DrBouvenstein posted:
Orrrrrr you could do this instead.
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PleasusChrist posted:Orrrrrr you could do this instead. Do this. Please do this.
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St_Ides posted:I found Glorious Poster. Where did you find this? It's wonderful!
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Echeveria posted:When we bought our king sized icomfort, they said it would take a few weeks of getting used to it. I crawled in to that bed and was out cold the entire night. I sleep pretty well in that bed, the exceptions being when I'm really depressed or in a lot of pain. A good bed is well worth the money. Labral tear?
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I bought a ton of kidney beans, bell peppers, fresh banana peppers, onions, etc., and made a huge pot of chicken chili. It's amazing. I'm trying to cut back on red meat as sad as it sounds, but chicken goes well with anything you can do with beef, really.
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Mu Zeta posted:Medium rare chicken steak sounds gross. Medium rare meat in general is gross.
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PCOS Bill posted:I'm trying to cut back on red meat as sad as it sounds, but chicken goes well with anything you can do with beef, really. Steak-fried chicken-fried steak?
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Dick Trauma posted:Steak-fried chicken-fried steak? Fried chicken, good chicken.
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thethirdman posted:Where did you find this? It's wonderful! I live in rural Kenya. When I was at the market day in the local town I saw a guy walk by with a bunch of posters, the wind blew and I caught a glimpse of a baby in uniform. 100 Kenyan shillings (about a US dollar) later, it was mine. I didn't even barter. It now lives on the tent wall behind my charging area. I don't even know where it comes from. But I loving love it.
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Dick Trauma posted:Labral tear? yup
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/cdn0.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_image/image/47179732/usa-today-8796743.0.jpg) tickets to the football game tomorrow. 11 AM game so lots and lots of day drinking
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Shoulder? Had my labrum repaired, and a biceps tenodesis as well, about 3.5 months ago. Wishing you a speedy recovery if surgery is required.
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jfff posted:Shoulder? That's my hip, and surgery is required, but I've already been referred to a shoulder surgeon to have my labrum and some ligaments repaired. Good fun.
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Captain Lavender posted:Based on a recommendation from this thread, I ordered a Sleep Innovations 12" mattress. You fucker. I may just buy one as well. I've had the same spring and foam topper for a long goddamn time.
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Man, I'm in the wrong line of work.
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Echeveria posted:When we bought our king sized icomfort, they said it would take a few weeks of getting used to it. I crawled in to that bed and was out cold the entire night. I sleep pretty well in that bed, the exceptions being when I'm really depressed or in a lot of pain. A good bed is well worth the money. The first night I slept on a memory foam mattress, I woke up with ridiculous back pain. It never happened again after that first night though.
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Echeveria posted:That's my hip, and surgery is required, but I've already been referred to a shoulder surgeon to have my labrum and some ligaments repaired. Good fun. Best wishes for your recovery. I'm glad you didn't post a picture of a brain metastasis or something awful like that.
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Echeveria posted:That's my hip, and surgery is required, but I've already been referred to a shoulder surgeon to have my labrum and some ligaments repaired. Good fun.
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Apparently I have a collagen disorder. I've also had both knees reconstructed.
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Aphrodite posted:The first night I slept on a memory foam mattress, I woke up with ridiculous back pain. Same here. My previous mattress was a piece of poo poo pillowtop that caved in the center two years in, so I slept with my lower back like 5" deeper than my head or feet. I was in pain every drat morning. Firm memory foam 4 lyfe
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Captain Lavender posted:Based on a recommendation from this thread, I ordered a Sleep Innovations 12" mattress. Congrats on the good night's sleep. Everyone should spend whatever it takes to find a good fitting mattress! You spend a third of your life on the drat thing, so you'd be crazy not to. It was my first big purchase as an adult and I never regretted a second of it.
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Ragequit posted:Congrats on the good night's sleep. Everyone should spend whatever it takes to find a good fitting mattress! You spend a third of your life on the drat thing, so you'd be crazy not to. It was my first big purchase as an adult and I never regretted a second of it. Yeah, I bought a new bed like 6 months ago (Comforpedic memory foam, pretty sure I posted it in this thread) and it has made a huge difference. I have a bad back (degenerative disc disease, 3 herniated discs, I had surgery on it 2 years ago) and I used to wake up like 5 times a night, and it would take me forever to fall asleep. But with my new bed I fall asleep within half an hour, and usually sleep through the night (occasionally I will wake up once), and it has also helped a lot with the back pain. It is absolutely worth the investment to get a nice bed.
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I bought the top ikea latex mattress a few years ago and it's amazing. Spend a little money on a good mattress for sure
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Ms Boods posted:
I am only 26, but I grew up watching Lost in Space on the Sci Fi Channel every morning when my mom dropped me off at my grandma's house before school. I was the weird kid whose favorite tv show was a black and white science fiction show that none of my friends knew about. I might have to pick up this set.
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Lost in Space buddy. I was about 8 or 9 in 1974, and it ran in syndication on the local indie just about when I ran in the door from school; the mad, later John Williams opening score (with the countdown) + afterschool sugar had me bouncing off the walls like a hummingbird on speed. My nephew's not much younger than I am, so we spent a hell of a lot of time playing on my swingset pretending it was the Jupter II -- he always always played the Robot.
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I watched it in the early 70s, too. It was on more than Star Trek. And yes, I had a crush on Penny.
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I bought soap! "Pink Sugar is such a sweet and wonderful scent, a fruity blend of cotton candy, lemon drops, caramel and raspberry jam on a dry down of musks. Cast in a light pink bar and dusted with shimmering white mica." and "Fresh citrus highlights sparkle around the floral heart of lavender and ylang in this sensuous blend. An earthy signature of patchouli and spiced wood leads to a base of warm animal tones. Leather and musk balance with balsamic undertones as hints of powdery vanilla complete the blend. Cast in a dark grey soap and dusted with a silver shimmer on top". I'm gonna smell pretty! (I also bought a heart-shaped padlock and, eventually once the shopowner contacts me back, a custom braided leather collar.)
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Dick Trauma posted:Labral tear? Wait a sec, I hang out in the IT thread and the Med questions thread, I thought you were an IT guy? 
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I spent a couple of hundred dollars on basic supplies for my classroom just to find out that there was a supply closet that we can get things from if we just ask....
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Slimy Hog posted:I spent a couple of hundred dollars on basic supplies for my classroom just to find out that there was a supply closet that we can get things from if we just ask.... That happened to me when I started my most recent job. The closet is huge, stocked to the brim and unsecured.
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JPrime posted:Wait a sec, I hang out in the IT thread and the Med questions thread, I thought you were an IT guy? Dick Trauma is a man of mysterious talents.
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Mister Kingdom posted:I watched it in the early 70s, too. It was on more than Star Trek. You were a man of good taste and distinction. I had to play the 'girl roles' when me and my nephew acted LIS out, but we'd fight over who got to be Will -- the kid also did a knockout Dr Smith. I will admit that I had two pairs of zip up faux leather boots at that age, one black pair and a white, and I'd switch them out over and over as I went back and forth from being Penny to being Judy. As a brunette, I preferred to be Penny, and I also thought Judy was kind of a drip, though. Meanwhile: I'm not a made-for-TV Goth, and have no interest in skulls and bats and stuff, but I am a sucker for Latin text and tiny, tiny clocks!   [two new stamping plates from Moyou London]
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Realised at work yesterday that my favourite pants had just about worn completely through, and that my t-shirts (which didn't really cut it in the first place) were threadbare af. Turns out there was a big sample sale going on today, so I spent a little under a week's rent and bought the below, plus two pairs of trousers and another two tops which aren't online. One is drapey cream silk, one is plaid cotton. I hate doing the fast fashion thing, but man, designer prices are killing me. I wish I could still get away with head-to-toe thrifted stuff     Also bought this one from my favourite designer, Kowtow, a few weeks ago. They have great sales twice per year. 
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dovetaile posted:
This is a sex thing, isn't it.
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Aristophanes posted:This is a sex thing, isn't it. Probably, but knowing this thread it could be guns (which are also weirdly a sex thing for some people).
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HERAK posted:Probably, but knowing this thread it could be guns (which are also weirdly a sex thing for some people). I haven't spent enough time in this thread recently and immediately thought horse accessories. Horse people are just as bad as weird gun/sex people in my books though. In the spirit of the thread, I bought:   and these to make myself feel better: 
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Aristophanes posted:This is a sex thing, isn't it. Yes and no. My "sex collar" isn't suitable for work so I bought one that will be.
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