Sick_Of_It_All

That would be sweet... maybe... Remember the scene in Kingpin when Woody Harrelson has to give his nasty landlord some loving for the rent? That wouldn't be such a hot deal.

You can count me in for cuts also. I've had plenty of stitches and open wounds. The best being a 10 inch gash on my leg that cut into meat and made bone visibile. Riding an ATV a branch thrown up by the front tire knocked my foot into the rear tire which sucked it up. The rear fender plastic broke and made a nice sharp point that sliced me from mid thigh to behind my knee. Didn't even notice I was cut until I noticed my pant leg was wet. Looked inside the tear in my pants and saw meat, bone, and blood. Just about passed out but drove the 3 miles home where I almost made my mom pass out. I also have a nice fat medical file. Insurance companies cringe when they see my records.

At least the bus hit you. My friend rode his bike down an embankment on the side of an interstate when we were younger and right into the side of a semi-truck that was driving down the service road. Other than some road rash all he got was a rash of shit from us laughing at him.

I physically feel twice my age. I wake up in the mornings sometimes and have a hard time walking down the stairs. I constantly have aches and pains. I also injured my back in a car accident and that still bothers me every now and then. The sad thing is I haven't even made it to 30 yet. I also work construction which doesn't help.

You're just lucky! I'm a mess. Life is going to be hell for me when I'm old. Already saving for a hover-round.

About 80% of all my broken bones had to do with motorcycles. Use to race dirtbikes where I broke some ribs, fingers, and toes. Broke femur and tibia, also the humerus, ulna, and radius where they meet in the elbow (shattered it). Had some blind lady pull out in front of me on my sport bike and I had just enough time to think "oh shit, this is going to hurt" before driving my gsxr 3 feet into the back of her car breaking both my wrists and my collar bone and lacerating my liver. Fun times. I also broke my ulna when I was a kid when the seat on a giant rope swing snapped in half and I hit the ground from about 40 feet in the air. Served me right, I was suppose to be cleaning my room and snuck out, haha. I also chipped my knee cap and tore cartilage jumping off of the top of some playground equipment when I was a kid. I think I should stay away from motorcycles and playground equipment... but nah, they are to much fun.

It's Somalia man... They have no ruling central government. It's a war-torn country with civil war going on since the 1970's. The tsunami devistated their coast. They have very little in way of natural resources, and they have long been one of the poorest and most under-developed countries in the world. They NEED the money, for anything and everything. So what better way than to become a pirate?! Arghh!!

Depends on which mushrooms you eat.

Hey there.. How YOU doin'?

That stuff is no good. I remember taking a big bite out of some of that when I was a kid and spitting it all out.

They say your tastes changes about every 7 years. Also, if you try something and don't like it, by repeatedly trying it your brain will develop a taste for it by the 5th to 10th time you try it. I use to pretty much hate anything that grew from dirt or was an organ when I was a kid. Now I eat just about everything and I'll try anything at least once.

They are good

I drove a truck commercially for quite a few years, it's one thing when someone cuts in front of you at a light and cuts your braking distance in half, that sucks not much you can do about it. However, if they are already in your lane, why are you following them so closely that you can't stop without hitting them? When driving a truck you should only follow as close as it would take you to stop if the car in front of you slammed on their brakes as hard as they could. You must not be a very careful commercial driver, truckers like that kill hundreds of innocent people every year. Air brakes stop 10 times better than car brakes, you just need to be at a distance that is suitable for your pay-load weight to stop.

I registered to use it and it's completely free. They only want your e-mail address to sign-up. I've listened to it quite a bit and have not run out of time yet. Also, not sure if it will work with Pandora.com but you can go to http://www.anonymizer.com and surf the web in privacy without your IP address being revealed.

Whatever you do, don't cash them. They aren't legit, once the bank finds out they will hold you responsible for the money that you already sent to the scammer. That's how they gain from the scam, money for nothing. I had someone try to pull that on me when I had a car for sale online.

Was that sweet front porch/deck included?

Funny, I have to appear in court on that date.. Think I should maybe try and change the trial date? I'm not sure if it's going to work in my favor or against me? Or more than likely nothing will happen at all, but if it happens to be the end of the world I guess it won't matter anyway!

Quit crying and get a new job if you can't handle it. I feel sorry for anyone who has to deal with you when they file a claim, I bet you work real hard for them. I hope you don't work for Liberty Mutual.

I'm picking on stitch for crying about the cold! While it does sometimes get cold here, we've had a very mild Florida winter. I think we've just been getting spoiled with the month of 80 degree weather we had before this "cold-snap", if you can call it that. It's back into the mid 70's tomorrow and then up to the low 80's for at least the next week!

Oh come on! It was 47F degrees in Orlando at 3 am this morning. That was as cold as it got, that's not so bad. Already warmed up to 72F now!

Wow, those guys should get some kind of award for ingenuity. That's amazing and awesome. What a shame, now their lives are over all because they grew and sold a plant. When is this country going to wake up? The "war on drugs" is a joke, it doesn't work, it'll never work. It's time to dicriminalize victimless crime!

If there is someone in trouble and they seem like a good person I'll give them a lift. I have a pick-up truck so sometimes I'll make them ride in the bed. I won't give rides to free-loaders and bums asking for money and wanting something for nothing. One time in my younger days I pulled over to help a guy who was broken down at about 3 am. I certainly don't condone drunk-driving, but I was drunk and driving that night. I helped the guy push his car off the road and then he asked which way I was going. I was heading his way so I offered him a ride. Before he got in my truck I told him that I had been drinking and I was a bit intoxicated. He said no problem and got in. About half way to his house he starts leaning over my way and bringing his arm out. I didn't know what the hell he was doing so I about wrecked trying to grab my "protection" and swerving around to keep him from getting to me. After a bunch of yelling he finally explained he was just trying to put his seat belt on. Sure scared the hell out of me! Drunk driving is bad, and I don't do it anymore, there's one good reason not to.

That was more for dramatic effect than anything I think, just a way to deliver him. I don't think that was suppose to be an example of how someone would get lost out there. Basically they fly him out to a remote, unknown (to him) location, he jumps out and has to survive while making his way back to civilization. Could have used a helicopter, but that was more interesting to watch. I don't have much survival training, not really sure about some of the things he did. In his defense though he is special forces and supposedly has had extensive survival training.

They do rock.. So does Sick Of It All who is touring with them!