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Diagnostic agreement amongst healthcare professions varies depending on the disorder but, as you said, PCPs and nurse practitioners can really miss the ball. But, so can psychiatrists and, seemingly to a lesser extent, clinical/neuropsychologists. A MMPI +/- questionnaires and a...

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Nostalgia:

I have recently started having steel cut oats for breakfast, which has lessened the need for toilet paper and wiping. My pooh now has a velvety consistency with a sumptuousness befitting the most luxurious of soft serves.

Ooof. Vega and, to a lesser extent Chun-Li, was my favorite. There were early indications of homosexuality. Bouncing off the walls/corner and raping my friends was a very pleasant memory.

I wonder how effective a water dental pick would be in a ghetto/economical-type situation:

They are amazing but, despite many brands saying they're flushable, most are notpracticallyflushable and they are clogging city pipes/resulting in other issues. Being the magnanimous citizen I am, I am willing to sacrifice a small amount of personal comfort for the common good. I used to try...

That sounds like an extreme case. In my quest for the ultimate toilet paper experience, I found that Quilted Northern is the devil. So much toilet paper lint entangled in my ass hair. I would trim/shave, but it's hard to reach. Relevant and informative:

I think the important question is: will it fit my pug?

Number 7 on a list for a black pug. 1-2 years wait, likely, due the the rarity of the coloration >.< But, potentially, it may reduce the colossal volume of hair pugs shed due to black pugs having a higher probably, supposedly, of only have a single coat.

It will really make you want to find an apolitical, empirically-based, news source and it puts the "cold war 2" in an interesting/disheartening context:Manufacturing Consent: The Political Economy of the Mass Media: Edward S. Herman, Noam Chomsky: 9780375714498: Amazon.com: Books

Crystal Castles, Deicide. One I hadn't heard before: https://soundcloud.com/crystal-castles/deicide/

Tortured Trees: Brutal Bonsai Bondage Art Series - WebEcoist I have a wisteria that seems to be marginally surviving despite my neglect.

Random tangent: Scales. They can generate numbers. It's important to understand the scale's measurement error and how time of day, diet, activity, etc. can affect the numbers it generates. Just because it generates a number does not necessarily make it valid. That said, I measure myself...

Probably known by a few, but for those that don't: you can watch seasons 1-5 free via Amazon Prime. Spent the last 2 weeks rewatching episodes in my downtime. I'm rather surprised about how many subtle moments I missed. It's kind of rare to find a show that improves on the 2+ viewing...

It took practice, a grenade timer that worked for you, and a consistent connection speed in a era that predated most broadband (primarily during the original TF days). 400+ ms ping was great at destroying one's timing.

I still have a lot of nostalgia for scouts from the original TF and TFC. Concussion grenade jumping had to be one of the most unintended use of mechanics that I enjoyed the most. e.g.:

The focus of the game seemed off for what the market would bear. My largest peeve with the game, that I remember now, was the extreme focus on interrupts. It seemed to be the least interesting part of combat that would absolutely ruin your attempt if a few, occasionally just one, were missed...

Can't even give Comcast money. Put on hold twice for 45 minutes just to get disconnected when trying to upgrade my services followed by being billed over $900 in early termination fees when I was, again, just upgrading my services. This was followed by, again, 2 45ish minute phone calls...

I really do miss running around like a cracked-out squirrel kiting whatever I wanted.

I think you may be going too far. Smith recognized The Matrix as a zoo, but I don't think he mentioned explicit iterations outside of his integration of Morpheus. Smith seemed to recognize previous iterations without realizing that it was a part of a cycle necessary to maintain the system.

Georgia O'Keeffe Perhaps this (totally a flower and only a flower):

I like aspects of Daniel Craig as Bond but, in the last movie, he was looking a bit distractingly old.

I'm still a bitch and use probe thermometers for everything :x I need to work on developing the touch.

To be fair, it'd be hard to hold on to 250-300lbs.

It definitely had a few good moments.

It's a matter of degree that varies depending on the show; although, CNN has slowly become terrible and barely reminiscent of news. Its bias seems to be the lowest common denominator that has a chance of bringing in viewers, except for Fareed Zakaria <3

I suppose I'm of a different mind. Jon Stewart had great moments and surpassed Craig Kilborn but, more recently, he seemed to be phoning in his job. I'd be excited to see another, young or proficient, comedian hungry for the job to take over the role.

Something tells me that, if they are dead, they are incapable of caring any more.

Trannies are what make this thread unique as I would, otherwise, not search for tranny pictures: (probably a male pug)

The Matrix seemed more like an action movie placed over a cyberpunk bible. Allegory is hardly new but, at least for the 1st movie, it was done fairly well for its time.