frankj1
6 years ago

That kind of gas would sadden me for sure! [frypan]

USNGunner wrote:


excellent!

did you understand anything else from that indecipherable gibberish?
The Free World is counting on you.
frankj1
6 years ago
maybe his phone is drunk?
izonfire
6 years ago

Well, original plan was an SP-01, but then I made a mistake and shot the upgraded version. After that I figured savings account may as well be shot too

Sunoverbeach wrote:


Go for it.
If you don’t, it will always be clawin at your noggin.
Well worth it, just for the peace of mind...
izonfire
6 years ago

A month of Eliquis is over $ 500 w/o insurance.

tonygraz wrote:


Ahhhh, the legal drug dealers.
Ain’t the system grand?
izonfire
6 years ago

Drunk is drunk on only 4 beers.


One was 32 oz at 12%. The other three were 24 oz at 8%. Just want to be able to tell doc I only had 4 beers.

Plus how made pizza, pound cake and ice cream. My gas level is gonna be more deadly then saddens wmds.

teedubbya wrote:


Glad to see you’re on a healthy diet
izonfire
6 years ago

That kind of gas would sadden me for sure! [frypan]

USNGunner wrote:


If only there was a way to harness the energy of TW’s a$$hole and feed it into the grid...
danmdevries
6 years ago

Ahhhh, the legal drug dealers.
Ain’t the system grand?

izonfire wrote:



I love when the Eliquis rep comes by peddling his wares.

Always brings the best food. If in the morning, it's usually all the things from Cracker Barrel. Lunch has been pizza or Italian beef.

But yeah, chits expensive

Edit: the Xarelto rep brings the good food. The Eliquis rep just brings coupons for us to give to patients.
tonygraz
6 years ago
Winter storm warning for our county. Weather guy on TV says around 2 PM it should start snowing. Still 5+" predicted.
DrafterX
6 years ago
Why do they call it 'pound cake'..?? 🤔
teedubbya
6 years ago
I pounded it down.

Farted all night. Wife left the room lol. Louie dog didn’t seem to mind though.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
Haven't verified accuracy, but the story I heard was originally the recipe called for a pound of sugar, pound of butter, pound of flour, etc.
danmdevries
6 years ago
I liked the tw version better. Seemed more intimate. Sobs is more distanced, clinical, analytical.

Cake is a thing of passion. Needs to pull your heartstrings. Tdub's rendering brought me to my gotdamn knees. You're my boy blue!
teedubbya
6 years ago
Driving freedom, missed gun show last week = road trip. Just me. Gun show in Topeka. Taking a growler for the free state brewery. Good times will be had by all. I’m going alone so that means me.
Sunoverbeach
6 years ago
Enjoy and safe travels
Whistlebritches
6 years ago

Driving freedom, missed gun show last week = road trip. Just me. Gun show in Topeka. Taking a growler for the free state brewery. Good times will be had by all. I’m going alone so that means me.

teedubbya wrote:




Glad you're starting to get around...…….sounds like a TW blast
Numismaniac
6 years ago

maybe his phone is drunk?

frankj1 wrote:





Pretty sure it was him, LMAO!

The drunk posts around here are some of the best! Autocorrect can be dangerous at times, hehe
Numismaniac
6 years ago

Driving freedom, missed gun show last week = road trip. Just me. Gun show in Topeka. Taking a growler for the free state brewery. Good times will be had by all. I’m going alone so that means me.

teedubbya wrote:





Just be safe, Brother!

HELL, you're in much better shape than me! Like Ron said, I wish I was down to just a coupe of pills a day!!!! My list is around 10+ drugs long, but then, that beats the alternative, at least I'm still above ground.
Numismaniac
6 years ago

I love when the Eliquis rep comes by peddling his wares.

Always brings the best food. If in the morning, it's usually all the things from Cracker Barrel. Lunch has been pizza or Italian beef.

But yeah, chits expensive

Edit: the Xarelto rep brings the good food. The Eliquis rep just brings coupons for us to give to patients.

danmdevries wrote:





EXACTLY!!! You see it first hand, I'm glad my regular DR. is pretty good about trying to help, such is life!

My MIL is 94 years old and has been fighting Crohn's disease for 20-30 years. She's on Pentasa, 4 in the AM, 4 in the PM, her monthly bill would be around $1200/month, thank goodness for those "low cost/free" programs, but they always require some serious amount of hassle and paperwork, generally every year.

I won't EVEN get into my prescription situation, and now BC/BS of TN has passed us off on Express Scripts, talk about some cons!!!! Thank the Lord, her company has a non-profit corporate Pharmacy in Nashville, or I don't know what I would do about my situation.
Whistlebritches
6 years ago



I won't EVEN get into my prescription situation, and now BC/BS of TN has passed us off on Express Scripts, talk about some cons!!!! Thank the Lord, her company has a non-profit corporate Pharmacy in Nashville, or I don't know what I would do about my situation.

Numismaniac wrote:




My wife has BC/BS of Texas through her work.These bastids have a new gimmick maybe others are experiencing.When you get a script they offer only name brand pharmaceuticals.Say 90 days is $200 but before filling the script they are requiring the pharmacy to contact you and explain that BC/BS will only pay for the name brand but if you wish you can buy a generic for say $60.Of course BC/BS is out squat if you go this route.Not to mention BC/BS owes our local hospital roughly $10 mil in unpaid claims.Lawsuit has been going on for a year or so.Hoping the County changes med insurance this fall...….I know a lot of the employees along with my wife are lobbying for a change.
Numismaniac
6 years ago
Brother, trust me, BC/BS has FAR TOO Much lobbying power in EVERY State where they operate!
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