Wednesday 08/14 - Get off my lawn

[LeNeve]

nice rack. and

[NussieT]

That picture is messed up.

[NussieT]

Today has been the shits.
Cabbage #1: drove through a yard with a box up and tore down a power line causing significant damage to the truck and customers yard. He's lucky it didn't arc through the fuel tanks and they explode or he'd be dead

Cabbage #2: worked incredibly slow today doing a job I've done myself in only a few hours which caused a mass load of calls from the guy who was expecting his material this afternoon.

Cabbage #3; bought a truck in the states and instead of fixing the truck he took apart yesterday and need tomorrow he decided today of all days he was going to get his passport.

Cabbage #4: today she finished the job that was left for her last week... Unfortunately the trailer I need is blocked by recycle packer which is now missing the truck because cabbage #1 fried the first one.

Cabbage #5; did not work today and thank god because I wouldn't have been able to deal with her retardation.

[Chip]

On the next episode of Where Are They Now, we'll take a look at the Cabbage Patch Kids as they try to function in normal, every day life...

[Beckster]

Yesterday my brother texted everyone to say his 2 month old son (my nephew) who looks like a chimp is in the hospital and that they think his liver didn't fully develop. That one text sent a crazed person spiral all throughout my family. I finally had to shut my phone off for a few hours.

That doesn't sound too good. .. about the baby.

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[Beckster]

The toothy South American fish has crept into lakes and rivers far outside its native range, likely after getting loose from aquariums and fish farms. Though its teeth are used mainly to crush nuts and fruits, the pacu eats other fish and invertebrates and there have been some reports of human attacks. In Papua New Guinea, the invasive species has reportedly earned a reputation as the "ball-cutter" after castrating a couple of local fishermen

For a fish to leave a river in South America, Scandinavia is a really random place for it to show up.

They are closely related to the piranha. Supposedly, they are the "vegetarian cousin" of them.

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[Beckster]

On the next episode of Where Are They Now, we'll take a look at the Cabbage Patch Kids as they try to function in normal, every day life...

:roflmao:

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[NussieT]

Yesterday my brother texted everyone to say his 2 month old son (my nephew) who looks like a chimp is in the hospital and that they think his liver didn't fully develop. That one text sent a crazed person spiral all throughout my family. I finally had to shut my phone off for a few hours.

That doesn't sound too good. .. about the baby.

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When I had my son I was told by my obgyn that babies who are breastfed don't get enough vitamin d and to give the baby drops.
I've seen the baby outside maybe twice. The most sun jt gets is riding in the car or going from the house to the car.
She sent me a text yesterday saying there is a whole team of doctors on his case that they've done a shit load of tests but everything comes back negative. They are keeping him for a week under the lights to see if the jaundice will go away

[Beckster]

Yesterday my brother texted everyone to say his 2 month old son (my nephew) who looks like a chimp is in the hospital and that they think his liver didn't fully develop. That one text sent a crazed person spiral all throughout my family. I finally had to shut my phone off for a few hours.

That doesn't sound too good. .. about the baby.

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When I had my son I was told by my obgyn that babies who are breastfed don't get enough vitamin d and to give the baby drops.
I've seen the baby outside maybe twice. The most sun jt gets is riding in the car or going from the house to the car.
She sent me a text yesterday saying there is a whole team of doctors on his case that they've done a shit load of tests but everything comes back negative. They are keeping him for a week under the lights to see if the jaundice will go away

So, she just wasn't giving him enough sun? Mine came home a bit of jaundiced, but I just had to nurse often and get her in the sun as much as possible.

Sent from a place where pie is forbidden.