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Unexpected dental crown. Which was stupid. Went in for a filling but found it to be a poor option for the tooth. The cool thing is that they had a CAD CEREC milling machine. I had a permanent crown in less than two hours.
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New medication. Let's hear it for insurance.
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# ? Mar 17, 2016 22:39 |
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Subjunctive posted:New medication. Let's hear it for insurance. drat dude that's crazy. There's hope though because the FDA or whoever is making it easier to greenlight generics so you won't be paying Shkreli's inflated prices.
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Blackchamber posted:drat dude that's crazy. There's hope though because the FDA or whoever is making it easier to greenlight generics so you won't be paying Shkreli's inflated prices. Yeah, my pre-insurance med cost is about $3500/month, but my co-pay is only about $60. The big ones are still very much in patent protection, so I'm not sure the generic stuff will help me, but it's good news in general for sure!
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Subjunctive posted:New medication. Let's hear it for insurance. Good lord I'm glad I'm Canadian. Almost bought a pair of new shoes (Adidas NMD) today but I couldn't bring myself to stand in line with a bunch of the most stereotypical hypebeasts imaginable (also I was at work and missed the drop ) strangemusic has a new favorite as of 23:17 on Mar 17, 2016 |
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Subjunctive posted:New medication. Let's hear it for insurance. Indeed! Not as dramatic, bu5 I went from a $145/month prescription copay to a $14/month copay thanks to insurance.
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Adidas AOP camo jacket. The pattern itself has an interesting history: when filming the 1984 film Red Dawn, the production crew used photos of Russians in Afghanistan wearing the camo pattern kamuflirovannyi letnyi maskirovochnyi kombinezon (KLMK) as reference, as they had no access to the actual uniforms the USSR was using at the time. (Ref. Pic of Soviet soldiers In KMLK). The problem was that the pics they used were in black & white so they had no idea what the colors were, so production took a stab in the dark & chose their own color scheme. Bonus purchase: earlier in February I happened to be at a local army surplus store & found some uniforms in that pattern. I doubt these are the actual uniforms from the film (I've heard that some companies got hold of the pattern & made repros) but it was too cool to pass up.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 00:07 |
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Optimus Crux Lite. It saves .4 ounces off of the regular Crux! And it's ~4 ounces lighter than what I've got right now. First backpacking trip of the year is in six weeks. Time to
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:05 |
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Ahhh, a midieval torture device!
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:33 |
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No it's a sprinkler that defends itself from squirrels
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:43 |
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I Am Not Spor posted:
Nice buttplug.
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I Am Not Spor posted:
the rst of you are idiots. That's a bike seat.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:49 |
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for mad max
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:51 |
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For playing expensive
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 01:56 |
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Slimy Hog posted:Nice buttplug. VendaGoat posted:the rst of you are idiots. it's a backpacking stove.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 02:07 |
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Geoj posted:it's a backpacking stove. I think it's a rotor for a small helicopter. Agree to disagree.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 02:08 |
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Geoj posted:it's a backpacking stove. That doesn't mean that I was wrong.
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I Am Not Spor posted:
Nice! I got a Jetboil Flash for $20 from a friend that he thought was stuck on an old fuel canister. Not the lightest option, but drat does it get water boiled quickly.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 03:42 |
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HaB posted:Ordered, but not yet actually signed the purchase paperwork: I test drove a Touring 2.0 XT and it was an absolute blast. If the 2.5i is anywhere remotely similar, I bet you'll love it.
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GoGoGadgetChris posted:I test drove a Touring 2.0 XT and it was an absolute blast. If the 2.5i is anywhere remotely similar, I bet you'll love it. 2.5 felt mushy and a pain to get up to highway speed. I was keen to buy a Forester but then I drove the admittedly slightly smaller Toureg with a 200hp 2L turbo AWD and it felt quicker, more nimble and simply more fun to drive for the same price.
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Geoj posted:it's a backpacking stove. Anything can be a butt plug with enough Vaseline and willpower.
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Android Bicyclist posted:Nice! I got a Jetboil Flash for $20 from a friend that he thought was stuck on an old fuel canister. Not the lightest option, but drat does it get water boiled quickly. Always wanted to try Jetboil, but $$$$$. My old stove was a Primus Yellowstone Classic from the stone age; the Optimus should be a major improvement.
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I Am Not Spor posted:Always wanted to try Jetboil, but $$$$$. My old stove was a Primus Yellowstone Classic from the stone age; the Optimus should be a major improvement. Been wanting to try a Kelly Kettle. Frankly I have no excuse.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 09:57 |
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Socks!
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Inspector 34 posted:I have almost this exact same car and it's pretty alright. Ours is the base model though, so don't know if that changes too much besides interior and uglier wheels. The ride is pretty nice and it's big enough for our big ol dog. Aside from a ~1 hour ride out of the city to my dad's once a week, it effectively WILL be a grocery getter for me. I take public transportation to work, and Uber almost everywhere else, because Uber is cheaper than parking. But yeah I was aware of the mileage, etc before I bought it. My 2nd Scoob was an Outback - in the highest trim level - and while plush - the absurdity of paying that much for a grocery getter wound up hitting me pretty hard. Only reason I went above base on the Forester was the moonroof, which I will actually use a lot. Glad to hear it feels large - I have music gear to move around sometimes. LingcodKilla posted:2.5 felt mushy and a pain to get up to highway speed. I was keen to buy a Forester but then I drove the admittedly slightly smaller Toureg with a 200hp 2L turbo AWD and it felt quicker, more nimble and simply more fun to drive for the same price. The Manual or the Auto? I had almost the opposite experience. The Toureg felt sluggish to me, and the Forester was nice and zippy. I actually can't figure why the Forester has a 6th gear, because it definitely didn't seem to need one - even at 80mph. I also test drove the CrossTrek which is definitely underpowered. GoGoGadgetChris posted:I test drove a Touring 2.0 XT and it was an absolute blast. If the 2.5i is anywhere remotely similar, I bet you'll love it. The Outback I had came with the 2.0XT with a CVT. An impressive power plant. I had a lot of fun test driving the Forester, but it feels a good bit different from the 2.0XT.
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Just ordered the two parts I need to make my new old car legit for the roads. Old exhaust had rotted through so I have a new stainless one on the way (this isn't the exact one). And it has a sticky brake caliper so there's a reconditioned one on the way. Part of the 'fun' of owning an oldish car is getting replacement bits for it.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 13:59 |
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Nice fartcan, I bet it goes well with the NOS stickers and Altezzas.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 14:00 |
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Thanks, I'm hoping to be the coolest kid at the drive-thru meet.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 14:04 |
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Geoj posted:it's a backpacking stove. I bought you a joke catcher, with over-head action.
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Toilet paper is probably cheaper, my dude. clockwork automaton posted:Socks! From where?
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 15:54 |
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Tickets to see motherfuckin' FISHBONE
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 16:13 |
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Needed more
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 16:30 |
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Vegan chicken salt. I feel that as a carnivore vegans are insulting my heritage by making non-animal versions of animal things. As an aside, what's it taste like?
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88h88 posted:Vegan chicken salt. Kinda like chicken bullion. It goes well with just about everything, I eat it on popcorn a lot. The fact that it's vegan is completely incidental, I don't think non-vegan chicken salt exists.
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 16:39 |
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Wanamingo posted:
I wonder how many gallons of chicken tears you need to produce one of these boxes of chicken salt
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# ? Mar 18, 2016 16:52 |
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Panda Time posted:Been wanting to try a Kelly Kettle. Frankly I have no excuse. Isn't backpacking and camping really about spending money on poo poo you don't need?
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HaB posted:Aside from a ~1 hour ride out of the city to my dad's once a week, it effectively WILL be a grocery getter for me. I take public transportation to work, and Uber almost everywhere else, because Uber is cheaper than parking. But yeah I was aware of the mileage, etc before I bought it. My 2nd Scoob was an Outback - in the highest trim level - and while plush - the absurdity of paying that much for a grocery getter wound up hitting me pretty hard. Only reason I went above base on the Forester was the moonroof, which I will actually use a lot. Glad to hear it feels large - I have music gear to move around sometimes. Autos to Autos. It may just be the CVT.
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I Am Not Spor posted:Isn't backpacking and camping really about spending money on poo poo you don't need? Exactly. It's not like you use the poo poo any other time. Gee, I can use my expensive as gently caress camp stove, with bottled gas that costs $Texas, or I could just use my stove, in my kitchen. Oh the whimsy of modern life in a first world nation!
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VendaGoat posted:Exactly. It's not like you use the poo poo any other time. Some of my favorite clothing is my camping/hiking gear from REI. I have two of these amazing smart wool shirts that are super comfy, really durable and very warm. I have a pair of REI hiking pants that are my weight lifting pants. And all hiking/camping clothing doubles as wonderful trip clothes. As in cat drug trip.
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