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You can imagine how those parents look and behave.
Stepmom: Between drags of her vape "Braedyn, if you dont put down that stick and stop chasin' your cousin, I'm gonna whup your frickin' arse you little bastard!!!" "No, we can't get no cotton candy you little dumb arse, your check doesnt come in again for two goddamn weeks!"
Braedyn: "figs!"
Stepmom: "You little sonofabitch, now that was funny!"


Shut up fig, the article said high school age.
Over the past 2 years I have unfortunately had to have an abundance of needles stuck in me for various reasons. I have really good veins so I'm not problematic starting blood, the best is my big ol black lady LabCorp nurse, by the time you hear 2 "okay baaaaaby" she's done and you didn't even notice.

Now on other shots, antibiotics, steroids, had way more than my fair share of getting them in the upper booty. This one little skinny nurse, I always got her, I don't know what I did to piss this bitch off. I basically became a dart board. My wife was with me one time (who is a nurse) and said, "does she always stick you that hard?" I said well yeah, I limp out of here every time.

Apparently that's not the norm :lol:

re: TEAMs meetings

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/16/26 at 10:18 am to
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There’s no way


My week this week

Monday - 16 meetings
Tuesday - 24
Wednesday - 18
Thursday - 18
Friday - 16

re: TEAMs meetings

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/16/26 at 10:11 am to
I'm in meetings from 7 - 5, Monday - Friday. I average about 95-110 meetings on my calendar a week.

In person meetings everyone can see the this is pointless look on my face. I can hide it on teams.
Thread is full of bad advice. No one bitches about stuff when it works.

Drive them all, decide what you like, know going into it that they are all very close as far as reliability. Resale maybe a little more variation.

I've had ram and GM and have had none of the issues that this thread talks about.


But but my friends friend has a cousin that had a transmission replaced under 20k buy a Toyota!
Thought back on this thread today. So first off, I broke my vacuum adapter for my pool, a few measurements and 2 hours later I have a new one.

My wife is a typical woman and a tumbler addict, we have way too many yeti/stanley/hydro jug/owala cups. Currently printing some storage for those to take up some dead wall space instead of an entire cabinet.
Sell that piece of shite and buy a Toyota, 100% reliable 100% of the time.
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There are already plenty of Publix stores in Alabama.


They damn near snuff out Walmart in my area. High as hell, but the shopping experience and quality is good.

re: Full Size SUV Recs

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/14/26 at 6:15 am to
Tahoe/suburban.

There is a reason they dominate the full size game. Engine wise the the 6.2 had some issues but not the 5.3, it's a proven platform, and lol for calling out GM for engine issues but not Toyota for the V6 trash they have now.
I have all dewalt at the moment, for what I use it for it doesn't make sense, and I use it A LOT more than your average homeowner. I'm just not using it everyday like a contractor.

You get into the bigger tools and batteries, circular saw and a 9ah battery going to be 400 plus. I can get 4 harbor freight Bauer saws for that :lol:

I feel like DeWalt is falling behind in general and the price just hurts too much to justify.
That photo has a texture...I can feel it in my mouth.
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Anyone that's fascinated enough by serial killers to deep dive on several of them creeps me the F out. We had one of these weirdos in HS he was very bright, successful in academics, debate champ, very personable but odd and not social outside school, strict family. He was open about his fascination w serial killers.


That's like all females over 30

re: Man has a pet squid

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/12/26 at 10:26 am to
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Borderline terrifying how intelligent those things are.


Fairly overstated in general. Yes smart, but they aren't some crazy 8 legged geniuses. They can problem solve well.
Anyone remember the hood thong?

re: Moving to Tennessee...

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/11/26 at 9:57 am to
Wife and I have rented cabins near Cosby a few times. I would do it in a heartbeat but have no idea what school systems and stuff look like if you have children.

re: Anyone ever done luge?

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/11/26 at 6:14 am to
It's like bobsledding but there's no sled, it's just Bob.
I would make it illegal to prosecute me for anything illegal I may or may not have done.
I wish this was one of my friends just so I could frick with him endlessly.
Saying secksless is why you don't get any pussy.

re: Pouch Milk and Yellow Straws

Posted by BoogaBear on 2/9/26 at 1:41 pm to
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They were pretty gross. Not sure if the milk just sucked or the plastic gave it a weird flavor. The white milk was undrinkable and the chocolate milk was only tolerable...not very enjoyable like normal chocolate milk.


I can still remember exactly what the white milk tasted like.