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Plus, my 5 year old son can now ride just about everything at Disney, so I am fricking GEEKED about being able to do most of the shite with him. Should be a good time.

Game changer

Enjoy. We just got back a month ago. The trip with the kids is something you cannot explain the feeling.

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We got back last week. It was my daughter's first trip since reaching 48in, so she could ride everything. It was a absolute blast. The ride pictures are priceless. :lol:

I have both, the A400 is a nicer gun IMO. The SX4 also costs considerably less which is a good selling point. I’ve owned the SX2, SX3, and the SX4. The SX2 and 3 both had the trigger group fail the same way. My use is primarily duck hunting and for that the beretta has been flawless. I’ve owned the beretta xtrema 2 and the A400 xtreme plus. If you are going to waterfowl hunt a lot I would give the nod to Beretta. Mine has never failed to cycle no matter how cold it is. I can’t say the same for the SX series guns. Felt recoil is a wash for both IMO. Shoulder both and see what fits you better. They do shoulder a bit different as I find the beretta a hair bulkier.

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Auburn 2015 was brutal

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This one. We were in section 306 and it was miserable. Heat index was 119 that game.

Everybody recovers from these procedures differently. I’ve done easy extractions and patients return and claim it’s killing them. I’ve done others that I figured would bother a patient later and it never did. How old is your son? Hard to say what that dentist will prescribe after the procedure. Usually 1000mg acetaminophen (Tylenol) along with 6-800mg of ibuprofen every 6-8 hours will take care of most discomfort. Research shows it to have the same effect as a norco 5 (Hydrocodone). I rarely prescribe opioids anymore. I would expect more post-op discomfort if the teeth are impacted (can’t see them in the mouth). Either way I would take it easy and recovery should be relatively quick

We have owned a 2017 yukon, 2019 suburban, and now a 2021 expedition max. The suburban transmission went out and stranded us in Natchitoches with 67k miles. Traded it in for the Expedition. 57k miles on the expedition now and it has been a great vehicle for us. The suburban was a bit more fuel efficient than the expedition. The seats are a bit more comfortable in the Ford. Neighbor has an AT4 and those seats are stiff to me.

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I thought what I initially had was an ear infection because the pain and pressure is mostly in that area. But after a couple of days it became hard to chew food and looking up the symptoms it appears that this is what I actually have. I'll try to go to a doctor soon but from what I read it seems that it's really just something you have to let heal on its own because the only other real treatment is surgery if it doesn't.

In the meantime I'm just on a steady diet of soft food and ibuprofen. I've found a couple of hacks where if I tilt my head all the way forward then I can chew pretty normally without much discomfort. And when I'm in the show the heat makes it pretty much all the pain and pressure go away but as soon as I step out it flares right back up. If only I could stay in the shower 24/7

Sleeping however has been the biggest problem because no matter what position I sleep in and even taking my wife's extra strength prescription Ibuprofen instead of the OTC brand it flares up the worst when I'm trying to sleep. If anyone that's dealt with this has any tips on how they dealt with it would be a big help.

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Does it hurt on one side or both? Any popping in your jaw when you open? Any difficulty opening or reduced opening? Has it ever happened before?

No, but the burger king here is probably the worst one in America. You can be the only one in the drive through and pull up and they ask you to wait. Then when you do pay for you food they ask you to pull up to the corner and they will bring it out to you. They never give you your order at the window. Tried it twice and quit going

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I've got a Beretta silver pigeon 20ga and a Browning cynergy wicked wing 12ga. Neither of them get hunted with

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That said, it also must be taken into account there were a lot of local visitors driving to campus who don't usually come for an LSU game. Visitors who are not particularly well known for following rules well. Case in point, I've talked to more than a few people who told me some of the parking pass lots were full...despite people with passes in said lots being stuck in traffic trying to get to the game. It was opined that people without passes were just jumping curbs or otherwise getting into the lots even though they did not have a pass. People who many not have even been going to the game given the stadium was pretty full at kickoff despite there being a ton of people stuck in traffic trying to get onto campus.

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We parked in lot 404 and there were 4 people tailgating close to where we parked and each of their tents were taking up 2-3 parking spaces. None of the vehicles around the tents had parking passes. This was around 2pm.