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Concur. Anyone in that group is good. My dad is/was a happy customer.

Not sure what you mean by that. I may not have lost muscle, but I am curious as to why I didn’t gain any either.

Working out like a mofo. Upper body weights 2 days a week. Lower body weights 2 days a week. All lifting to near-muscle failure (how I’ve always done it). Plus 2-3 days per week of cardio (120-150 total minutes).

D2 was created so that smaller programs could be more competitive and have more playing opportunities, as opposed to almost always getting eliminated early on in district playoffs by bigger programs.

See also Central and Dutchtown. Not sure if they still have lacrosse teams, only because I’ve been out of the loop for a while.

2. The first was a cool gal with whom we had a fling with each other on the down low from our late teens to early 20s through college, even though she was in college elsewhere, not LSU. We always found a way to connect. She died in a car accident one month before starting medical school at the age of 26 in the mid-90s.

Second one was high school girlfriend who developed a chronic illness and died a few years ago. I had no idea she had been sick.

RIP Coolidge

“Consider the _____”. Absolute classic.

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angry

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Just ratchet it down to "miffed."

There's nothing you can do about it.

Andy Rooney did a segment on this business practice of paying more and getting less on 60 Minutes about 30 years ago.

Pre-Covid (but not pre-Madonna :lol:) a 40-bottle case of Kirkland water was $1.99 Now it's $3.99. That's double the price. Still a great deal.

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blue Jiffy boxes

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No kidding? But not surprised :lol:
Jiffy was 4 for $1 back then. Over $1.25 each now.

Sequencing.com is where you want to go. Very comprehensive reporting in regard to genetic markers for all organ systems. And, they are committed to your privacy.

edited to add: they don't link you to other people in the database. You won't get contacted by a half-sibling you didn't know you had in Vancouver.

Welcome back to a normal life. Good luck with your recovery. Keep us posted.