Whoa, hold on a second! I thought we were talking about your Dad? So you yourself has prostate cancer, yes? I'm sorry to know that but it sounds like you have a good shot at a cure. I only had the prostate cancer for about 3 1/2 years before it got in my bones and that was eight years ago in May. Good luck to you Jon, keep that shit outta your bones and you can live with it w/o any problems.
Hey Mister Man! I'm glad you like your telebigeons!
IMHO Plasma/OLED are for theatrical experience, there are slight benefits to gaming but some of the better contrast ratio monitors/tv's will do just fine illuminating the soldiers in the dark en sech, burn in from HUDs are annoying and if you use it for something like that (similar to a CNN ticker) you'll get a burn in even after 1 full day itll have ghostingYes...it used to be a problem with plasmas especially. If you read up on how OLEDs work though...…each individual pixel lights up independent of one another. That's how they are able to reach such dramatic contrast ratios and black levels. That also means that if you, for example, have a CNN logo or whatever in the corner of the screen for 12 hours a day for a month those pixels illuminating the logo would wear unevenly from the rest of the TV and you would have a CNN logo ghosted into the image even if you were watching another channel.
This is a picture of a test unit that a website did. They were really hammering it though. You'll be good if you just don't leave it on overnight or watch the exact same thing all day everyday.
No prostate cancer. It's a B cell lymphoma. It's across the belly area, as he called it, and a couple of spots in the chest. And as you say, I can go with it for awhile before something has to be done.
Worked for my Dad as a painter for his contracting business in the summers from 8th grade to college. After short stint in college and having to get married went to coal mine construction for the UMWA insurance to pay for the new kid. UMWA construction, they do it all. Hanging iron one day, pouring concrete the next, hanging steel roofing or siding panels the next. Worked my way up to lead sheetmetal worker. Still painting on the side. Then worked maintenance for the state of IL for 4 years.
Reminds me of old video poker machines at these truck stop casinos. They not even plugged in and you can see the game....
You’re definitely not qualified as a grows keeper as that grass needs some help.
Insulation is not construction.
For low level construction trades like "Insulators". Hahaha
If you subtract the 30 years he wrapped pipes, he has maybe the summers he worked with his dad, and destroying his own house for years.For low level construction trades like "insulators". Hahaha
40 years later and he's still on the installation crew.....
Nice addition to the shotgun home.
I didnt claim it to be construction, or that I had 40 years of construction experience. I have about 15 years of real construction work experience, that applies to what I do now. I didnt specialize in fiberglass origami
Do you understand what "at the time" means?
Outside of my zoysia I don't give much of a fuck about the grass. It was 2 ft tall when we got back from Florida. Down in florida wife kept saying "I hate to think how tall the yard is getting". I'd say stfu about it, I don't care.
