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pirategal03 · February 2012

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Koda, holy balls. Your co-worker is a slore. I have a cooking question. Wtf does it mean to "reduce" something.
Posted by AllAboutTheBenjamin

Like a sauce? It means to cook it until there is less of it. Basically you're simmering the water out and intensifying the flavor. So if it says "simmer until reduced by half" you simmer it until there's half as much as you started with.

raynes · February 2012

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Koda, holy balls. Your co-worker is a slore. I have a cooking question. Wtf does it mean to "reduce" something.
Posted by AllAboutTheBenjamin

Simmer it until some/most of the water evaporates.

[Deleted User] · February 2012

Wisc, I would do the surgery. You wish you'd had it done, and if it's "worse" (so to speak) than yours and you think it will cause problems with motor skills, then definitely do it, and sooner rather than later.

I have met a few famous people, mostly authors. Daniel Keys, Nora Roberts, Carl Hiaasen, and recently David Morrell and Tatjana Soli. I can't think of any non-author famous people.

I think my reunion will be next year. I probably won't go, but if I do, it will be nice to flaunt my books and H in front of everyone since they treated me ilke such shiit.

raynes · February 2012

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Is eating the red (Canadian) Smarties last a thing?
Posted by pirategal03

Yes, yes it is.

Their commercial used to have a jingle that sad "When you eat your Smarties do you eat the red ones last?" and a whole bunch of other Smarties eating questions.

KateJ10 · February 2012

Our class of 50 ish people decided not to have a 10 year reunion. No one wants to take charge of it, and I can't say I blame them

I met Janice Dickinson at Alice and Olivia when I was visiting LA. She was there with her daughter, who was trying on clothes, and her much younger boyfriend. She was really nice lol

Blueyed228 · February 2012

Sophia Grace and Rosie are on Ellen today. I love those little kids.

[Deleted User] · February 2012

Oh, and totally random. I bought the book First Blood for H and had the author sign it at the conference, and we've both been reading it. I haven't seen the Rambo movies except the last one and H hasn't seen First Blood since he was younger, so I ordered them.

And in my excitement, I ordered the blue-ray set by accident. Now I have both blu-ray and DVD sets coming to me and I'm annoyed that I have to go all the way to Walmart to return the blu-ray. Either way, the DVDs should be here by Friday. Marathon time!

cardmonsta · February 2012

Rigby legit just pissed all over me and the couch.

Jesus take the wheel.

polichik · February 2012

Koda, that's absolutely ridiculous. Just comfort yourself in knowing that she probably has no friends since she's such a douche. I hate when people look at school shootings/other acts of violence and try to point to a single reason for it, like bullying or violence on TV or metal detectors. It's a combination of factors, and none of them excuse it. I think it's insulting to the victims to assign such a simple explanation to it.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

Bullying didnt have a name when I was in school.

lbarr088 · February 2012

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Rigby legit just pissed all over me and the couch. Jesus take the wheel.
Posted by cardmonsta

I'd be so pissed.

DJ, I can't imagine such a small class! My HS has around 1700 kids and we graduated right around 300 from my senior class.

Nebb · February 2012

I'd like to know who wasn't bullied in school, atleast a little. Come the fuuck on.

cardmonsta · February 2012

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Bullying didnt have a name when I was in school.
Posted by Blueyed228

Right? It was just run of the mill, normal shiit.

[Deleted User] · February 2012

CM, are you sure it's not a UTI? It really sounds like something may be wrong. I was so, so pissed at Whisky when he kept barfing on the couch but what can you do? He couldn't help it. If you haven't already, then I'd take him to the vet.

My graduating class was around 700, I think. My brother's was even bigger.

celticmyss · February 2012

I skipped my 10 year reunion. There are maybe 3 people I had any interest in communicating with again and I had already found all of them through FB. 2 out of the 3 I almost wish I hadn't spoken too again. One is a giant mess and the other was an old bf who turned into a giant douche. I guess that was true for both of them back in high school too though.

cardmonsta · February 2012

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Oh No, Rigby! CM-That's Pinot's favorite place to piss too. Every accident she's had has been on one of the couches. She's managed to get all three of them. Is that a hat trick? I bought some Natures Miracle pet stain remover. It works pretty well, but it still takes forever to clean up. Worst part is trying to soak it all up first with paper towels. ewwwww.
Posted by kodakitty

Thankfully we had a blanket that took the worst of it. All that was left was just a little wet spot on the couch (lol). I used dish soap and water and I'm waiting for it to dry to see if there's any more damage left.

Dog is no longer allowed on the couch. I am three mishaps away from throwing him in the river right now, hahaha. I thought yesterday was bad, holy hell.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

We also kept score at soccer games, had winners and losers, gave out awards for the "best" in something, etc.

Sure kids got picked on, everyone did at some point, but we had learned coping skills so we dealt with it.

Girlie1030 · February 2012

I was picked on in school, even threatened, but it's still not what I would classify as bullying. This was also long before social media, cell phones, youtube, etc... so any witnesses to my humiliation were limited to the 1/2 dozen or so other kids in the immediate area when it went down.

AllAboutTheBenjamin · February 2012

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Rigby legit just pissed all over me and the couch. Jesus take the wheel.
Posted by cardmonsta

I'm sorry CM, but I am laughing so hard I can barely breathe. Mostly because this is hilarious as hell, but also because I've been there.

reils · February 2012

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We also kept score at soccer games, had winners and losers, gave out awards for the "best" in something, etc. Sure kids got picked on, everyone did at some point, but we had learned coping skills so we dealt with it.
Posted by Blueyed228

I hate how this changed. What is so wrong with there being a winner and a loser? What is going to happen when all of these kids are in the corporate world and they don't all get promotions at the same time!?

dmiller9274 · February 2012

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We also kept score at soccer games, had winners and losers, gave out awards for the "best" in something, etc. Sure kids got picked on, everyone did at some point, but we had learned coping skills so we dealt with it.
Posted by Blueyed228

It's pretty pathetic what "we've" become.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

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In Response to Re: where in the f... : I hate how this changed. What is so wrong with there being a winner and a loser? What is going to happen when all of these kids are in the corporate world and they don't all get promotions at the same time!?
Posted by reils

Um, they are already there. They are the ones who think entry level jobs are below them and that they should be entiltled to a high paying high level job right out of college.

KateJ10 · February 2012

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In Response to Re: where in the f... : Um, they are already there. They are the ones who think entry level jobs are below them and that they should be entiltled to a high paying high level job right out of college.
Posted by Blueyed228

100% agree. We have been dealing with this in my dept for a few years already. Ironically, the ones who think they are too good for this work are the ones that were the worst employees.

dmiller9274 · February 2012

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In Response to Re: where in the f... : I hate how this changed. What is so wrong with there being a winner and a loser? What is going to happen when all of these kids are in the corporate world and they don't all get promotions at the same time!?
Posted by reils

They're going to do the only reasonable thing. Hold signs in front of office building and whine about how life isn't fair. Seize houses. Take what the want because they deserve it.

[Deleted User] · February 2012

I *think* they kept score when my brother played sports. I'm pretty sure they did, because he always seemed to be on the losing team. What pissed me off about his league is that the coaches ruined it for everyone. Like, when my brother was at bat (he was a great batter), coaches would tell the pitcher to walk him. Or when a kid with a great arm was in the outfield, coaches would order the batters to bunt or whatever.

I realize this probably happens a lot, but god I hated it. Just let the kids play the damn game.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

Society is doing a great injustice to the next generation with all this garbage.

chelseamb11 · February 2012

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Society is doing a great injustice to the next generation with all this garbage.
Posted by Blueyed228

Agreed. I admit I'm literally actually scared of what life will be like in 25 years.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

I have no tolerance for adults who use they way there were treated as kids as an excuse for why they suck as adults.

Get the eff over it. Everyones life sucks at some point, but we manage to move on.

I guess thats my UO for the day.

chelseamb11 · February 2012

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I have no tolerance for adults who use they way there were treated as kids as an excuse for why they suck as adults. Get the eff over it. Everyones life sucks at some point, but we manage to move on. I guess thats my UO for the day.
Posted by Blueyed228

I think it depends on the severity I guess. I think there are some cases where you were treated so badly as a child that it's just mentally ingrained in you and can cause issues as an adult. But I agree, a majority of the time, people just use it as an excuse.

Blueyed228 · February 2012

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In Response to Re: where in the f... : I think it depends on the severity I guess. I think there are some cases where you were treated so badly as a child that it's just mentally ingrained in you and can cause issues as an adult. But I agree, a majority of the time, people just use it as an excuse.
Posted by chelseamb11

Unless you were molested, or beat to shiit, or criminally neglected, then i dont want to hear about it.

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