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Gatorubet

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  1. I’m sorry to hear that. Maybe consider putting the system on trial?
  2. The fact that it would be very unwise doesn’t seem to be a predictor of whether it will be done or not.
  3. Other than the Nork borscht protein created every day. And it’s not “cannibalism” unless you’re eating someone from Moscow. New Putin law should’ve told you.
  4. I’m not saying that ”drown” in a post is like a bat signal for Nicole to show up, but…
  5. I wish I could help. I did fall asleep during a CT in the 1990s. My sinus surgeon said it was the best image he had ever seen due to the limited movement during the scan. I’m not sure if there is a limited image with a standup MRI, but it seems if you are paying for it then your physician should let you pick the MRI you want as long as it’s within your coverage and will do the job, diagnostically. Your doctor of course, wants to have you use the MRI that’s financially associated with his or her institution, but that doesn’t mean it’s the only choice available. I imagine it would be on you to look up which imaging services are covered by your insurance, and have your physician order it be done at the place of your choice. But keep in mind the purpose of an MRI is to give your physician the best idea of what is going on. When MDA was still looking for metastasized cancer in me, my physician specifically asked that I be scanned with the brand new Siemens MRI, which he said gave a better image then the slightly older MRIs that was the backbone of scanning at MDA. In my case, the scan was to find small cancers that chemo hadn’t killed, and so I had no problem with a longer wait until that particular machine was available. That is my long-winded way of saying that you need to pick the MRI alternative that gives you the best image. Period. So gummy up if you have to.
  6. Which obviously means that everyone will disregard the next tsunami warning…..and will drown.
  7. Gatorubet

    Florida Gators

    Not sure. I think we’re a basketball school now. j/k. I think he will miss significant time, we lose six games, and Billy is fired. if Lagway won’t be playing next year (for whatever reason) there will be a race to the transfer portal by the wide receivers who were attracted to Lagway….as opposed to our offensive scheme… such as it is.
  8. Apparently, everyone in this world has a soulmate if they can only find them
  9. I doubt that the drought stops at the Russian/Ukraine border, so that sounds like bad news for the good guys as well
  10. We should just let the grass grow in any place named Iowa, Kansas, or a Dakota after the next pandemic in no vaccination/rural /healthcare land- and let the buffalo herds come back. Of course, we won’t have a working electric grid to allow us to freeze the thousand pounds of meat - but we can smoke it using the wooden furniture of abandoned family farms.
  11. https://www.politico.eu/article/winners-losers-eu-von-der-leyen-us-donald-trump-trade-deal-tariffs/ Not sure how paywall-y this is. I think politico only requires you to provide a valid email to continue reading their stuff. It is a very good comprehensive article that goes into detail on the various trade sectors/components coming into play. It underscores that Trump‘s roostering around about a completed deal is typically false bullshit, with many details to be determined, and goals set that are impossible to meet. Add that there are numerous details still to be figured out regarding all of the new exceptions to the 15% tariff. If the goal was to supply certainty and allow people to get the supply chains back up and operating, that fails. Like a dog. Someone needs to tell me how going from a 1.5% tariff on EU goods generally - to a 15% across-the-board tariffs (with a whole bunch of carve outs and still to be figured outs) will not involve at least some measure of inflation due to the increased cost of EU goods subject to the 15% tariff. Europe ain’t gonna eat that. Someone is also going to have to explain why everybody around the globe rightfully hating on the United States for spring, that’s Trump‘s whim, tariffs B.S. is not going to result in at least some European businesses deciding to purchase goods and services from anyone but the USA if they can get away with it. The EU can establish a tariff rate, but the EU can’t force it’s private businesses to want to buy from America. It’s like Trump saying “tariffs for you, but not for me” is going to make them rush lovingly into our arms and try to increase imports from the US. Mind bottling.
  12. And it's hard to say how much my WBC changes And it's not hard to doubt I’ve strength enough to rub one out Oh, I'm just burning doin' the neutropenic dance
  13. I think I see a pattern…
  14. But the United States is finally respected again.
  15. That fat boy body - and that horny ridge on the side of his head over his eyes makes me go cotton mouth
  16. Lies!! Was “Potato”. Then, “potatO”. Now “POtaTO”
  17. Only a naive citizen would not care about Welfare Queens taking all the tax money, but Patriot Taxpayers are very concerned about that issue.
  18. No argument there. Where I have a slight disagreement is that the 40% will definitely support him in his attack on the others, but if as I think will happen, we are about to enter a massive recession and increased inflation, and the economy is taking a dump, then the 40% will be less than 40 once they make the connection between tariffs and getting rid of immigrant workers and firing all the federal employees who are there for a reason and who won’t be supplying those services to the 40% anymore. Will this change the mind of the 40%? Oh hell no. It only takes five or 10% and a lot of of those voters only care about how they are doing. Right now. High-fiving and laughing at the deportation of Hispanic workers is fantastic. They are owning the libs and filling their oats. Once they lose their jobs, their parents die because the rural hospital is closed , etc., their attention will turn more inward. Almost 70% of Trump supporters say they disagree that Trump has been transparent on Epstein. 70%. That is a large number of people saying when my God king looks me in the eye on camera and says that - he is full of shit. This could be a nothing burger or it could be huge. We only need to knock off 5% or 10%. It’s interesting that Rogan and other influencers are crapping on Donald about immigration and Epstein. His chucklehead Bros do not follow everything with great detail, and a lot of them will do what Joe says. We are in perfect agreement there. I’m just more optimistic on how long it will last. if the economy will hurry up and tank, we might get the house back. you know, if his people don’t throw out mailing ballot and we actually have an election and all.
  19. Who among us haven’t sacrificed a fellow citizen to ensure a good harvest, right?
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