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You sound soft. Just put ice on it and see a doctor if it doesn’t get better.

In Covington CC and no power yet

Mine just came back on 30 minutes ago in Covington just south of i12.

Steve Smith Sr.

I came to this thread thinking it was a Kige video. Oh well.

To be fair, I watched most the game tonight, and NE's oline is pretty banged up and it was windy as hell. But Brady did look off.

Raiders have to be up there. Love Gruden, but cannot take that organization seriously.

Fun fact. The robawt's name is Cleatus.

Appreciate you clarifying.. Wasn't trying to troll, was just first thing that popped in my head when saw the numbers. Looks like a great deal.

Ecco the Dolphin was the first game I owned for the Sega CD as an 8 year old. Remember being blown away by graphics, but it was so ridiculously hard, haha. Just thinking about it makes me want to throw my phone.

Lol at hating on Bush. Obvious troll. 70k people chanting "Reggie" everytime he lined up to field a punt would disagree with you.

Did this 3 to 4 years ago. If you can alternate it with pullups, you will definitely see results without even going to a gym.

Edit: I believe the last time I remember a thread like this was in the month of June. Circa 2015.

A friend of mine is being hospitalized the next week and I want to gift him a few books.

I know he is a big fan of historical fiction, especially WWII related.

Will be going to Barnes and Noble later today, but figured I'd ask here first...

Any books that have been released within the last year that someone can reccomend? Doesn't have to be war related, but would be ideal.

Thanks in advance!

Went back to look at Saints/Falcons scores since 2000. Saints 22 wins. 8 more than Atlanta. Just thought I'd share.

A lower TSH usually means that your thyroid hormone will be "hyper". TSH (above 10, usually) causes the thyroid hormone to be "hypo". Its a negative feedback loop. So yes, low TSH typcially means you will have a high metalbolism and have a hard time gaining weight and vice a versa.

I had a thyroidectomy 10 years ago and take synthroid. Hardest part is to maintain the levels. Just dont be stubborn and skip your blood tests. Thyroid meds are extremely sensitive to drug and food interactions.

Being hypo and hyper both suck. But after a while, you know pretty quickly if something is off and you need an adjustment with meds. I have never needed a dosage adjustment. Just had to stay disciplined.

All in all, its a pain in the arse at first, but dont sweat the weight gain. Your energy will suck the first few months and you will be cloudy, but that's part of it. No chemo is typcially needed. Radiactive iodine depending if cancer, and ultrasounds and scans yearly. Best advice is to get a good endo that takes their time with you. Cant stress that enough.

IM if you have any questions. 10 years in remission next July. Also, embrace the scar. Makes for a good story, and chicks dig it. Good luck to you.