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PeoplesChicken said:
Put in some rice. Fixes everything
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PeoplesChicken said:
Serious Question for the Board:
I have a TomTom GPS watch. Absolutely love it no complaints. But I have been leaning towards going to an Apple Watch because I am intrigued by the thoughts of not having to wear my phone while I run. From what I am seeing I can run my Runkeeper App and stream my music thus eliminating the phone being strapped to my arm.

Thoughts?
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I've got this badboy
Even has AC

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Rock Strongo said:
fuck
my yttrium doped alumina experiment failed, miserably.
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Incorrect. You now know one more way not to do something, thus you are better off than before you started. :suds:
 
PeoplesChicken said:
Serious Question for the Board:
I have a TomTom GPS watch. Absolutely love it no complaints. But I have been leaning towards going to an Apple Watch because I am intrigued by the thoughts of not having to wear my phone while I run. From what I am seeing I can run my Runkeeper App and stream my music thus eliminating the phone being strapped to my arm.

Thoughts?
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I have not found a piece of wristwear tech that will stay operational with the amount I sweat and knowing apple, it has a planned liquid allowance before it completely bricks itself.
 
stakesarehigh said:
Sucks kobe
Like I said earlier the neighbor kid got it as well from daycare. Could be making its rounds again
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I'm certainly not surprised. I've been prepared for another school shut down at any point. Our daycare hasn't had a shutdown through this entire thing thusfar, even though we had our kids at home for about 2 1/2 months when it first started and Mr. Kobe was handling a lot of testing.
 
kobesgame said:
I'm certainly not surprised. I've been prepared for another school shut down at any point. Our daycare hasn't had a shutdown through this entire thing thusfar, even though we had our kids at home for about 2 1/2 months when it first started and Mr. Kobe was handling a lot of testing.
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That fear of a shutdown and then trying to figure out how to do the virtual learning on the fly was what had us keep the kiddo home through December. At least this way he is here but everything is built around him being here, not trying to figure out how to have an in person lesson plan for virtual kids.
 
Opposing counsel on a case requested bank, debt, retirement statements, etc. dating back to 2017 and is now pissed that I emailed them all over. "I don't have time to download, print, and organize all of these."

Well then don't fucking request unnecessary documents, you fucktard.
 
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fordman84 said:
That fear of a shutdown and then trying to figure out how to do the virtual learning on the fly was what had us keep the kiddo home through December. At least this way he is here but everything is built around him being here, not trying to figure out how to have an in person lesson plan for virtual kids.
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School going full virtual wouldn't be a problem. My school-age kids are relatively self-sufficient. Daycare shutting down is a whole different animal. Trying to work with a toddler in the house is a serious problem.
 
fordman84 said:
That fear of a shutdown and then trying to figure out how to do the virtual learning on the fly was what had us keep the kiddo home through December. At least this way he is here but everything is built around him being here, not trying to figure out how to have an in person lesson plan for virtual kids.
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We did same. Thing that sucks is we have to decide if he goes second semester by October 26
 
Peter Gozintite said:
You guys dont wall mount you TVs? Sounds like "theres some poors in this house, theres some poors in this house"
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Off topic, but I had the misfortune of hearing and seeing the video of that WAP song this past weekend. What a fucking trainwreck.

I'm horrified to raise girls in a world where that shit can be released and debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

We're fucked, folks. Bend over and kiss your nuts goodbye.
 
SlinkyRedfoot said:
Off topic, but I had the misfortune of hearing and seeing the video of that WAP song this past weekend. What a fucking trainwreck.

I'm horrified to raise girls in a world where that shit can be released and debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

We're fucked, folks. Bend over and kiss your nuts goodbye.
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man, guess the outrage took a while to get around to some of the older folk.
 
SlinkyRedfoot said:
Off topic, but I had the misfortune of hearing and seeing the video of that WAP song this past weekend. What a fucking trainwreck.

I'm horrified to raise girls in a world where that shit can be released and debut at #1 on the Billboard Hot 100.

We're fucked, folks. Bend over and kiss your nuts goodbye.
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Teach your kids what social trash is.

Problem solved.
 
stakesarehigh said:
We did same. Thing that sucks is we have to decide if he goes second semester by October 26
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Ours goes by 9 week periods so we had to make that decision already. Keeping him home the 2nd 9 weeks because no need to risk having his routine changed up.

Plus this way I don't have to do dropoff or pickup stuff.
 
fordman84 said:
That fear of a shutdown and then trying to figure out how to do the virtual learning on the fly was what had us keep the kiddo home through December. At least this way he is here but everything is built around him being here, not trying to figure out how to have an in person lesson plan for virtual kids.
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We straight went to homeschool for my oldest. Wife hasn't started work yet from the newborn and stroke, so she's able to do the teaching. It's 2-3 hours, usually while the baby is napping, which beats the hell out of sitting in front of a tablet for 8 hours if we went virtual through the public school.
 
Guy Incognito said:
We straight went to homeschool for my oldest. Wife hasn't started work yet from the newborn and stroke, so she's able to do the teaching. It's 2-3 hours, usually while the baby is napping, which beats the hell out of sitting in front of a tablet for 8 hours if we went virtual through the public school.
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i ate pizza in my boxers last night.

i cant relate to any of this shit, fortunately.
 
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