Where in the World is Bob Saget?

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acishere

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Nemo14 said:
My mother's Irish family always gave us kids hot tea with milk whenever we ate there. We thought it was a real treat back then, but it seems so weird to me now. But I can't drink coffee black, where she always did.
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All my tea drinking and Irish relatives do the same. I can't recall anyone I met in Ireland actually doing it though. Guess I hung out with coffee and morning Guiness drinkers.
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My jobs have always stocked the fridge with beverages for all. My last job provided free meals a few days a week and also had a fruit delivery twice a week. Ahhh - the excesses of the hedge fund industry.
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My company's NYC office has a K cup station and some assorted juices for people to take. There is that Naked brand stuff in there today. They used to have bottled water too, but recently gave out reusable bottles and told us to use the new filtered water station. Bottled water is for special guests only.
 
Zweiland

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I'm very close to 1000 posts!

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Healthcare is pretty complicated these days it seems. I have doctor-phobia (okay, there's probably a more technical term to it). But yeah, I loathe the idea of going to a doctor's office or hospital. For family & loved ones? Absolutely. But not for myself. If something's gonna take me out...then so be it. Almost 33 years young, and have never been for a check-up, physical, or even a stinkin' paper cut, and I plan to keep it that way. I have health coverage for "what-if" purposes only (set to be discontinued Jan of 2015 :mad:) that has never been used. Just a monthly payment my provider receives from me, and that's been the extent of it. Good luck figuring this new healthcare stuff out. I'm sure our very own @PUSH will be taking advanced mathematics courses at his college that are far more comprehendible than this stuff.
 
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Nemo14

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I'm the same way about doctors, and I carry insurance just in the event of something happening to me that would require a hospital stay, but whatever. We did get a few questions answered, and I have 'til the end of February on my current insurance, so I have time to research this stuff.
 
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Nemo14 said:
I'm the same way about doctors, and I carry insurance just in the event of something happening to me that would require a hospital stay, but whatever. We did get a few questions answered, and I have 'til the end of February on my current insurance, so I have time to research this stuff.
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Just look at it this way: No matter how stressful it may seem, no matter how many unanswered questions you may have, no matter what twists & turns this thing may take...I am still a shark wearing a Santa hat. And that, my dear friend, is what really matters.
 
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Speaking of the world ending, here is a deep thought: What if the human race is wiped out completely, whether by a nuclear, natural, zombie, or Meg Crofton disaster. Whatever the reason...let's say the human race is gone for good. Thousands of years later...a new species/human race emerges to live on this planet. They uncover some buried copies of what were our books, say, Harry Potter, LOTR, etc. If this new race of humans didn't grasp the concept of fiction, and took these stories as truth...would that be religion for them?
Can you imagine thousands of years from now a species going to the church of Severus Snape, or the cathedral of Frodo Baggins? It could happen. Just sayin'.

This thought alone proves I have way too much free time on my hands today. And with that I bid you all adieu for the afternoon. Gandalf be praised.
 
Nemo14

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Megalodumb said:
Speaking of the world ending, here is a deep thought: What if the human race is wiped out completely, whether by a nuclear, natural, zombie, or Meg Crofton disaster. Whatever the reason...let's say the human race is gone for good. Thousands of years later...a new species/human race emerges to live on this planet. They uncover some buried copies of what were our books, say, Harry Potter, LOTR, etc. If this new race of humans didn't grasp the concept of fiction, and took these stories as truth...would that be religion for them?
Can you imagine thousands of years from now a species going to the church of Severus Snape, or the cathedral of Frodo Baggins? It could happen. Just sayin'.

This thought alone proves I have way too much free time on my hands today. And with that I bid you all adieu for the afternoon. Gandalf be praised.
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Lucky

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Megalodumb said:
Speaking of the world ending, here is a deep thought: What if the human race is wiped out completely, whether by a nuclear, natural, zombie, or Meg Crofton disaster. Whatever the reason...let's say the human race is gone for good. Thousands of years later...a new species/human race emerges to live on this planet. They uncover some buried copies of what were our books, say, Harry Potter, LOTR, etc. If this new race of humans didn't grasp the concept of fiction, and took these stories as truth...would that be religion for them?
Can you imagine thousands of years from now a species going to the church of Severus Snape, or the cathedral of Frodo Baggins? It could happen. Just sayin'.

This thought alone proves I have way too much free time on my hands today. And with that I bid you all adieu for the afternoon. Gandalf be praised.
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You've pre-empted Zweiland in profundity leading up to his 1000th post. I don't know how he'll top this.
 
PUSH

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Megalodumb said:
Speaking of the world ending, here is a deep thought: What if the human race is wiped out completely, whether by a nuclear, natural, zombie, or Meg Crofton disaster. Whatever the reason...let's say the human race is gone for good. Thousands of years later...a new species/human race emerges to live on this planet. They uncover some buried copies of what were our books, say, Harry Potter, LOTR, etc. If this new race of humans didn't grasp the concept of fiction, and took these stories as truth...would that be religion for them?
Can you imagine thousands of years from now a species going to the church of Severus Snape, or the cathedral of Frodo Baggins? It could happen. Just sayin'.

This thought alone proves I have way too much free time on my hands today. And with that I bid you all adieu for the afternoon. Gandalf be praised.
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But the question is, could they even read the books?
 
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