Yeah I'm definitely going to give it a try, thanks again for the idea.

You do you.....in what ever way you wish to take that.

Thank you, next time I hear "Trump's American first" from some dumbass I'll remember this.

Also grew up in Ohio in the 90's, I had two winter coats Ducks and Bulls. Hats, t-shirts, and sweatshirts were all OSU.

Yep it sucks and we're stuck, but good on you for taking care of your grandad during all that. My aunt and uncle live in another part of the country and she had to care for him during his dementia decline, it was heartbreaking that there was nothing we could do to help. The only savings grace was that their oldest son is a state trooper and since he had to be out anyway he would stop by at the end of his shift and help out for a few hours every day.

Best of luck to you as well, and as you said stay positive.

Seriously, I remember taking a disposable camera with me on our school trip Washington. I also remember that it was during that trip that we all found out you could open those things up and turn them into mini tasers.

I used to drive for a living and all night long I would listen to podcasts and audiobooks. I really enjoy spy, military, and sci-fi. So I've listened to a ton of spy and military books with Russian characters. Eventually I started trying to impersonate different voices and got really good at the Russian and Scottish voices.

My Scot doesn't really fool anyone, but I've got a few people now with the Russian voice. It also helps that the Russian accent most people know if the one American actors use in TV and film. I'm sure anyone who knew what a real Russian accent sounded like would know instantly.

I guess we're all different, my lips definitely touched when saying one. There's got to be an outlier for everything I guess.

As the rightful Pope I'm issuing a Papal Bull to excommunicate you for your typo.

I just looked at my head and shoulders bottle and it does recommend rinse and repeat. It does not however discuss why. I was more pointing out that the first person I was replying to could have just shared the information that they seem to have rather than saying ask someone.

I can only imagine what hell they put you through. Right after they switched us to them our rates jumped, and at the end of the first year a bunch of people in my office (myself included) received letters from them telling us they would not be covering certain medications anymore. Most of us lucked out and were able to continue to get them for only slightly more than what we had been playing as long as we used a good Rx card.

One of my coworkers just had twins and they were early so had to stay in the NICU for a while. She's currently dealing with her 9 year old son, 11 year old stepdaughter, twin newborns and fighting with United because they say the NICU stay wasn't necessary.

Nothing like people's health care being decided by accounts who only care about increasing their employer's profits.

Side jag, I was self-employed for 12 years and didn't have health insurance, universal healthcare was something I was in favor of but not something that got me into the voting booth. One year with United at my current job and I'd vote for a Bond villain if he promised universal healthcare.

Narco subs filled with eggs any day now....