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runpup wrote:

I went thru 5 years of monthly orthodontia...40 years later, it was all for naught...I got TMJD...meh

What's TMJD, pray tell. :puppydog:


Could it be Too Many Jam Donuts?

thtl wrote:What's TMJD, pray tell. :puppydog:


Could it be Too Many Jam Donuts?

Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmjd :)

bmwracer wrote:
Wiki: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tmjd :)

The Chinese government won't allow connecting to any site with the words 'wiki' in the url, so I googled the term. So that's what it is - a stiff jaw that won't go away.

thtl wrote:The Chinese government won't allow connecting to any site with the words 'wiki' in the url, so I googled the term.

Ehhh? :shocked:

So that's what it is - a stiff jaw that won't go away.

In simple terms, yes... Quite a nuisance, to say the least.

bmwracer wrote:
Only the one in Irvine... The others were a result of the dry, windy weather conditions...

It really doesn't involve global warming at all: like hurricanes in the Southeast and tornadoes in the Midwest, it's a geographical location thing.

Yea, if it was global warming, we'd have fires here as well.

littlemissfab wrote:

I'm not going to promise that I'm going to post more, cause everytime I do.. it never happens! :)

Hey, I cut my hair!

Hey girl! New hair? Awesome! I've been lazy with mine. :doh:

Anime Dad wrote:

Not that much, unfortunately :( I get the feeling it will be going to A) School fees, or B) payment on the oldest daughter's braces.

I'm getting braces. :shamefulcry:

MissMonika wrote:

Eeek! Braces. *shudder* Oh the painful memories of those days.

:shamefulcry: :shamefulcry:

I saw a video of a reporter showing his house on fire. It's pretty sad.

i should email the ex.. :sweat:

krim wrote:i should email the ex.. :sweat:

I have a cousin who lives in Chula Vista, but the fire looks like it's 15 miles east. I also know someone who works at the Rancho Bernando HP site, and the whole place was shut down because there's a fire in town. :sweat:

So a couple of weeks ago, i had lunch my buddy and on the way back, we hit up a thrift shop. So browse around, and im standing by the office junk, and he screams out... "HOLY SH*T", he runs over to the chair im standing next to.

It's a little beat up... the seat base is cracked and the fabric is a little torn and stained. Mechanically, it's perfect, everything works as it should. He flips it over, looks at the price tag ($25) and pulls it out of the pile and pushes it to the cashier. He pays in cash.

It's super saturday and everything is half off, it was packed, and since it's a Salvation Army store there's no tax. So he buys it and tries to get it into his car, CLK430, so me and his wife cram into the back seat and he tries to wedge it into the front seat. Well, the door doesn't close, so I end up holding the door closed, while we speed the 5 miles home.

Turns out, it's a Freedom Chair, looks a good 10-15 yrs old. We check out the website and they have the base for $35 or so.

Turns out that those chairs have a FULL Lifetime Warranty. They're sending him a new seat and backrest for free, no shipping.

If you dont know how crazy that is.. check this out... Standard Gel Arms, Polished Alum w/ Graphite shells is what he now has.

Yow, that's a pricey chair. :sweat:

it's not a chair, it's an investment in your ass and your back. it's the most comfortable chair i've ever been in. and with an unconditional lifetime warranty, it's totally worth it.
the seat and backrest alone would be $500 to replace.

krim wrote:it's not a chair, it's an investment in your ass and your back. it's the most comfortable chair i've ever been in. and with an unconditional lifetime warranty, it's totally worth it.
the seat and backrest alone would be $500 to replace.

Sugoi... that's a steal, man.

THe synopsis for Over Time seems like more a spoiler than anything else to me since it tells the end too. :headscratch:

Three lonely girls, who are approaching 30 years of age, go to a ski resort in Hokkaido to celebrate the New Year. One of them, Natsuki, has a chance encounter with Soichiro, a photographer. They soon become very good friends, who would always be there for each other. Though they go through many good and bad times together, this friendship does not make it to a lasting relationship.

Eve wrote:THe synopsis for Over Time seems like more a spoiler than anything else to me since it tells the end too. :headscratch:

Three lonely girls, who are approaching 30 years of age, go to a ski resort in Hokkaido to celebrate the New Year. One of them, Natsuki, has a chance encounter with Soichiro, a photographer. They soon become very good friends, who would always be there for each other. Though they go through many good and bad times together, this friendship does not make it to a lasting relationship.

Yuck! I'll go fix it.

Wynter wrote:

Yuck! I'll go fix it.

Thanx dear :D

Eve wrote:

Thanx dear :D

All done. :good:

Wynter wrote:Sugoi... that's a steal, man.

For who?

Me tired. The dude in the news that predicts the weather (weather dude) says that the valley might be sucking the air in over the weekend. Too bad, I'm going to Boston.

Me so tired. I wanna catch up on my Bleach, but I have to fold clothes. Wait. Brain is not functioning. I may be able to multitask!

Anybody watch the new Aya drama yet? Hows iz it?

So i just got back from Costco... i got there at 10:45 and there was a huge mass of people w/ carts near the door, about 3-4 deep, in a semi-circle. I wonder what's going on, and then i realize that the riff-raff dont get let in until 11am. So i pardon my way through the throngs of peons and stroll right on in to an relatively empty Costco, and no lines at the checkout registers.

krim wrote:So i just got back from Costco... i got there at 10:45 and there was a huge mass of people w/ carts near the door, about 3-4 deep, in a semi-circle. I wonder what's going on, and then i realize that the riff-raff dont get let in until 11am. So i pardon my way through the throngs of peons and stroll right on in to an relatively empty Costco, and no lines at the checkout registers.

^ Business membership holder

That's right, it does open one hour earlier.