Not that Bob
-
Posts
672 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Store
Downloads
Recruiting - 2020
2019-2020 Football Season
Football
Entertainment
Sports
News and Business
Cloak Room
Transfer Portal
Recruiting
Events
Posts posted by Not that Bob
-
-
I really like the way Sabrina...uh, sings
-
Okay. I'm going to say this is the happiest song in the world. If not number 1 there are not many ahead of it.
-
Went for "follow up" visit to sleep specialist who prescribes my cpap.
1) see nurse practitioner who takes follow up notes. Code 1.
2) See dme who has the machine and supplies. Code 2.
3) See nurse "specialist" who shows me how to use the machine...in the event I have forgotten over the 20 years I have been using. Code 3.
4) Doctor comes in, slaps me on the shoulder, says "You look good". Leaves after 20 second "visit". Code 4.
4 billable codes in a 15 minute visit.
-
1 hour ago, Deej said:
55 Surly members in attendance. Impressive.
I prefer a Henley
-
Try to look at it this way, the eating, drinking, gambling, etc. are actually diversions to occupy long stretches of time used to travel large distances. What you see at these distances is the actual point of a cruise. Go to the ship's library and study about your destinations. You have the free time to do this since you dont "gotta go hit the tables". When you get to these destinations reinforce what you learned in the ship's library, go to the significant historical points rather than seeking out a bar or restaurant. Study the ship. Take a tour of the engine room if that is offered. Take a tour of the bridge if offered. Sit and watch the animals which are different from land animals. Watch a crew member and study his job. What does it take to operate a ship? Enjoy your steps with the fascinating view you will have as opposed to just "around the block". Smell the air. Use the stairs and go explore other areas of the ship. Check out the crew's quarters. Check out the posh upper floor. Walk slowly, you are "doing and activity" not just killing time. Watch the crew when they dock the ship. At night go look at the stars which will be fantastic since you are away from most light pollution. You are in a different world. Study it. Enjoy it. Don't be in a rush. Slow down and really absorb your surroundings. Learn something. You have freed up much free time that in the past was used on the things you now avoid. Fill that new time with activities, don't let be a burden of temptation. Relax. You don't have to rush to the bar. Use the cruise for it's "real" purpose, not for the diversions offered.
- 3
- 1
-
What is a "shit brisket"?
-
I have not. Do tell.
-
I think all avenues are plausible. It may be that the "what are you getting" syndrome, while starting as a cultural artifact, may have been so powerful that it became part of the female dna. But bottom line, we will never really know because it makes no sense and is unknowable to the more rational male mind.
-
- Popular Post
- Popular Post
I know I'm straying from the spirit of this thread but I just had a memory, and by God it ain't often that my mind works well enough to cough up a memory, so let me postulate while throwing out some ancient history. Back when I was in the dating stage of life one would ask a girl out "to dinner". That was sort of a formal thing, more formal than just a movie or something. Well you take your surry with the fringe on top and go pick up the lass and surry her to the establishment. Back then it was expected that the guy would pay for the gals dinner. Out of kindness or nervousness she would ask "what are you getting?" so she would have some idea of how much you were willing/able to pay. Sort of an unspoken courtesy I suppose. My postulation is that this behavior became ingrained in the female culture. I'm probably full of shit but I didn't want to waste that ancient memory. Carry on.
- 7
- 4
- 1
-
I'm still intrigued by the Oreos on the toaster. Is that a thing? Should I be doing that? Are we toasting Oreos?
- 1
- 1
- 1
-
Probably the most difficult and best thing you've done in your life. Congratulations man.
- 1
-
That is a nice laundry room. Maybe you could punch out the window and install a laundry chute so you can easily chute all that crap outside and be able to enjoy the intended ambiance.
- 1
- 3
- 4
-
1 hour ago, Prepuce of Doom said:
The Riverwalk sure seems to appeal to the sort of guys who insist on holding hands with their girlfriend while walking around in public.
Come on man! Holding hands in public is sure puss, and no one wants to put up with the River Walk unless there's sure puss at the end.
- 1
-
Get in the groove! Get! In! The! Groove! Stay in it!
- 1
-
3 hours ago, Gil Bang said:
We can take a 2 hour car ride, and when we arrive at the destination, it still takes 5 minutes for her to get her shit together to get out of the car.
Only 5 minutes? You won the lotto man.
-
The first day of Ron Mullin's first term on City Council.
-
Any recs for Austin person/company to fix/install/throw in the trash a Pentaire Screen Logic? I've tried. Two other guys have tried and none of the above can make it work consistently.
-
Beatles. Mr. Postman
-
Contentment is a gift hard won.
-
Pushin' that B3. Oh yeah!
-
I'm two days in to trying to take of 10 lbs and I'm a complete bitch. 10,000 steps and my back is killing me. I don't know how you do it.
- 1
-
So, do you just go stand at 24th and San Antonio and ask all the passers by, "Got any shrooms?"
-
Well, I'm behind the times. When I think flashing I think sheet metal.
-
Can someone give me a tutorial, or a vid link, to the proper way to flash a window/door. Emphasis on "proper way".
Getting old sucks
in Lulz
Posted
I don't remember the codes but they were each one listed on my receipt. I think this guy set up his office system to bill the maximum number of codes for each visit. I don't think all docs do that at all but some do. Worse is the corporate medicine that has taken over. No matter how well intentioned the doc is they are pushed by the "company " to rush and see as many patients a day as possible. I had a pcp that I loved. Smart. Up to date. He finally quit because the company that bought out his partnership wouldn't let him practice up to the standard he had practiced over the years. I respect him for quitting rather than practicing medicine that he considered substandard.