inkycatz
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Sending good thoughts to Joyner and ice!
The morning weather report from Seattle: Cooler temperatures have swooped in, with reports of below freezing early this morning by locals. While today's high of 50 is clearly not enough to break out the Big Coat Advisory, commuters are personally advised to bundle up as we're dipping below 40 at night now.
In sports, fantasy football reports and weekly summaries are over on deals, if you feel like traveling elsewhere.
In strange and unusual content news, here are some posts you may have missed.
And that's inky with the morning update!
I'm just hanging out, really.
inkycatz
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klozitshoper wrote:Please, please, please let there be a bit of warmth and a poking out of the sun next week when I am up there. I just don't have the right attiitude or clothing.
Layers. That's all you need to know.
I'm just hanging out, really.
AZGman
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inkycatz wrote:Layers. That's all you need to know.
She should take chickens??
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
AZGman
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dontwantaname wrote:Jeeze, opening news story was someone tied up and killed a old lady to steal her TV and jewelry .
The 70's are back in NYC.
Plus, since the kids (20 somethings) grew up in a unrealistically safe time, it is going to be hard to adjust.
As in, I picked up my daughter at 2am from the train when she was in college. Lots of people getting off. Normal looking people.
When I was that age, we never went into the city, because it was unsafe to come home. You just didn't get on public transportation after rush hour.
Now it is becoming more and more like it was in the 70's.
Last week....a shooting ended up killing a pregnant mom waiting for her kids to get out of the grade school.
The shooting had nothing to do with the school, but bullets travel.
My high school closed after guns were the weapon of choice. Suddenly you had to worry about a problem blocks away. Not just where you are. The school was in a bad area. Guns were the straw that broke the camels back.
Why the hell were most of the Catholic high schools in bad areas?
All the ones that were easy to get to were.
So far this is all happening in lower income areas, but it will spread.
Gloom, despair, and agony on me
Deep, dark depression, excessive misery
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
AZGman
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ThunderThighs wrote:Great, now I've got that song in my head. Thanks.
oops. 
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
inkycatz
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pooflady wrote:Woo-hoo! After days, nay, weeks, of trying to understand husband's company's new insurance and how it ties into Medicare for him, and shortly for me, it's all been explained and I don't have to do anything!!! Happy dancing - swirling - jumping - laughing - skipping about the room. (Headache's disappearing)
That's fantastic. Insurance stuff is so complicated sometimes (and by sometimes I mean all the time).
I'm just hanging out, really.
Mavyn
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Insurance companies blame the health care providers, the health care providers blame insurance--the whole thing is a mess.
Ugh...today is almost done, right?
Right?!
My speech is not splitting. I am speaking in Cthulhu.
inkycatz
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Mavyn wrote:
Ugh...today is almost done, right?
Right?!
It is going faster than yesterday, thankfully.
I'm just hanging out, really.
AZGman
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dontwantaname wrote:Right now all we do is tell the people who deal with the insurance company to deal with it.
That dept reports to hubby.
Not looking forward to when hubby retires and we have to do it.
At one point, one of the women in the dept knew all of Daughters problems. That way she could pretend to be Daughter on the phone!
Sounds like fraud to me!
Afternoon, folks.
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
AZGman
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pooflady wrote:I have a very low voice and I can pretend to be husband with no problem. Even when I'm not, I have a lot of people calling me "sir" on the phone.
Sounds like fraud to me!
Afternoon, folks.
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
AZGman
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dontwantaname wrote:prefix:
Afternoon Gman
Subject 1:
Rusty thinks it is dinner time and is pacing from the cabinet with his food, to the food dish.
He has been doing this for over a 1/2 hour now.
Subject 2:
The whole insurance privacy laws are bull. A neighbor does insurance billing and she said she sees people she knows bills all the time.
If they want real privacy they need to send the billing out of state, or at least far away.
Subject 3:
How is Emmi doing? We haven't had a report in awhile.
1. dogs can't tell time.
2. who cares?
3. she's making steady progress and is in good spirits.
Grumpy 'til the day I die.
AZGman
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dontwantaname wrote:1. All animals can tell if it is dinner time.
Maybe Flash doesn't like food.
Fool. All animals know when they're hungry.
Flash gets fed every day at 5 pm. But he starts waiting by the pantry where his food is at 3 pm every day
Grumpy 'til the day I die.