the head boss gave us all these little gift bags of assorted Lindt Lindor truffles and none of them are labeled what flavor they are. And the colors aren't exactly that indicative. I swear I'm going to smash someone's face in if I bite into anything mint or coconut.
Red is milk chocolate, black is dark. I think that's all the flavours. Brown would be praline or nut if it exists.
Edit: I have been thoroughly beaten, but no there is no "peanut butter" you scummy peasants.
the head boss gave us all these little gift bags of assorted Lindt Lindor truffles and none of them are labeled what flavor they are. And the colors aren't exactly that indicative. I swear I'm going to smash someone's face in if I bite into anything mint or coconut.
Red is milk chocolate, black is dark. I think that's all the flavours. Brown would be praline or nut if it exists.
Edit: I have been thoroughly beaten, but no there is no "peanut butter" you scummy peasants.
the head boss gave us all these little gift bags of assorted Lindt Lindor truffles and none of them are labeled what flavor they are. And the colors aren't exactly that indicative. I swear I'm going to smash someone's face in if I bite into anything mint or coconut.
Red is milk chocolate, black is dark. I think that's all the flavours. Brown would be praline or nut if it exists.
Edit: I have been thoroughly beaten, but no there is no "peanut butter" you scummy peasants.
There are two muscles in my back that are apparently not included in my usual exercises but definetly are included when moving furniture and hauling off and old crt tv. I'm hurtin today.
I do believe current medical theory is that new muscles form spontaneously when moving furniture, for the purpose of causing pain
If I end up becoming a teacher I'm going to buy this and ride to work in a tweed suit
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cptruggedI think it has something to do with free will.Registered Userregular
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Am I the only one who just refuses to go to after hours company parties? I'm sorry. I don't care what fancy location and shmancy food you have. Having to dress up to hang with co-workers who aren't work friends just sucks. Oh sure I'll do whatever team building stuff you want during work hours. Hey, better than sittin' in the cube. But hell if I'm gonna spend my Saturday evening in an uncomfortable suit smiling and laughing while the VP of accounting tells me of the wonders of his iPad.
cptrugged on
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Homogeneous distribution of your varieties of amuse-gueule
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When I was over 400lbs I was convinced I had beetus. Was pretty irresponsible about it, was afraid to get tested. When I finally started taking care of myself, my doctor ordered the test and when the results came back he was literally like "Well..huh."
There are two muscles in my back that are apparently not included in my usual exercises but definetly are included when moving furniture and hauling off and old crt tv. I'm hurtin today.
I do believe current medical theory is that new muscles form spontaneously when moving furniture, for the purpose of causing pain
This is indeed a known medical fact at this point. :P
'kay. It's just during this period of ill-defined digestive woe I've also been hella thirsty, Tongue-stuck-to-mouth-roof thirsty.
So there is an unbiden (Not a single Pontiac Firebird in sight) voice in my head that's like
beetus
beetus pls
stahp
Hopefully you don't have much family history of it.
But usually this goes hand in hand with lots of things. You'll be noticing that you pee. A lot. And usually it accompanies a sudden weight loss.
My Maternal Grandmother had it, though I think she was the only one in the previous two generations. I have not lost weight, unless you count any weight lost by my reduced appetite during this time. Also I think any extra pee is linked to my extra drinking.
So hopefully you guys are right. But even if it is the beetus, I'll just take it on the chin and learn to deal. It could be worse, my brother's father-in-law has bowel and lung cancer.
Am I the only one who just refuses to go to after hours company parties? I'm sorry. I don't care what fancy location and shmancy food you have. Having to dress up to hang with co-workers who aren't work friends just sucks. Oh sure I'll do whatever team building stuff you want during work hours. Hey, better than sittin' in the cube. But hell if I'm gonna spend my Saturday evening in an uncomfortable suit smiling and laughing while the VP of accounting tells me of the wonders of his iPad.
Your colleagues don't drink heavily enough.
The name of the game with works nights out is getting through them without anything ending up on facebook that violates the code of conduct and/or social media policy.
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When I was over 400lbs I was convinced I had beetus. Was pretty irresponsible about it, was afraid to get tested. When I finally started taking care of myself, my doctor ordered the test and when the results came back he was literally like "Well..huh."
No beetus. He was baffled. Not even pre-diabetic.
Being obese is a small part of it. It only puts you at risk. Family history is much more of an issue. So much so. I've seen the thinest people get diabetes because they're pretty inactive and have shitty diets. Not just because they eat a lot.
not a doctor, not a lawyer, examples I use may not be fully researched so don't take out of context plz, don't @ me
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Not that I necessarily disagree with a lot of that article.
Just find it funny.
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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Diverticulitis is becoming more common around here.
Well in older folks anyways.
This article is awesome and has elevated my mood significantly.
That article sounds a lot like that annoying video game scrub article.
Nothing like setting up your argument so that if someone disagrees with you, they "prove" your point.
It's hard to disagree with a lot of it.
"Get better at stuff" is probably a good thing.
He's completely wrong about fight club though. That was not a "hidden irony that people missed" or whatever. That's just him defining every action the character takes as "his job" and then saying "SEE HE IS HIS JOB"
Am I the only one who just refuses to go to after hours company parties? I'm sorry. I don't care what fancy location and shmancy food you have. Having to dress up to hang with co-workers who aren't work friends just sucks. Oh sure I'll do whatever team building stuff you want during work hours. Hey, better than sittin' in the cube. But hell if I'm gonna spend my Saturday evening in an uncomfortable suit smiling and laughing while the VP of accounting tells me of the wonders of his iPad.
I work from home, so it was actually nice to go back and see everybody for a day. Also, my gf wanted to dance and show off her new ring, so there's that too. Maybe I'm weird, but I love dressing up, and since we do a lot of computer/tech work, I'm pretty much guaranteed to look better than most of the guys there.
This article is awesome and has elevated my mood significantly.
That article sounds a lot like that annoying video game scrub article.
Nothing like setting up your argument so that if someone disagrees with you, they "prove" your point.
It's hard to disagree with a lot of it.
"Get better at stuff" is probably a good thing.
He's completely wrong about fight club though. That was not a "hidden irony that people missed" or whatever. That's just him defining every action the character takes as "his job" and then saying "SEE HE IS HIS JOB"
Because he established the premise that everything you do is your job.
This article is awesome and has elevated my mood significantly.
That article sounds a lot like that annoying video game scrub article.
Nothing like setting up your argument so that if someone disagrees with you, they "prove" your point.
It's hard to disagree with a lot of it.
"Get better at stuff" is probably a good thing.
He's completely wrong about fight club though. That was not a "hidden irony that people missed" or whatever. That's just him defining every action the character takes as "his job" and then saying "SEE HE IS HIS JOB"
Because he established the premise that everything you do is your job.
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Then I get a call later asking me to come in tomorrow for blood tests. A "gluco-"thing was mentioned. :?
That colour is hazelnut according to the Lindt website.
Today I bought Bayonetta for the 360 and a bunch of strawberry pocky
all the better to worship glorious nippon-san
Not like a finished versjon or anything since im on the bus home
But forming a solid idea here
That article sounds a lot like that annoying video game scrub article.
'kay. It's just during this period of ill-defined digestive woe I've also been hella thirsty, Tongue-stuck-to-mouth-roof thirsty.
So there is an unbiden (Not a single Pontiac Firebird in sight) voice in my head that's like
beetus
beetus pls
stahp
Chocolate localisation.
He also really loved my mustache.
BMP and CMP include glucose tests IIRC. Pretty standard workup.
Bronze/Copper = peanut butter
Brown = hazelnut
Brown = hazelnut
Both pretty much look the same.
Also
Hopefully you don't have much family history of it.
But usually this goes hand in hand with lots of things. You'll be noticing that you pee. A lot. And usually it accompanies a sudden weight loss.
I do believe current medical theory is that new muscles form spontaneously when moving furniture, for the purpose of causing pain
Or lying Foreigners.
No beetus. He was baffled. Not even pre-diabetic.
This is indeed a known medical fact at this point. :P
If you're going to buy that you should ride it to work instead of the suit.
My Maternal Grandmother had it, though I think she was the only one in the previous two generations. I have not lost weight, unless you count any weight lost by my reduced appetite during this time. Also I think any extra pee is linked to my extra drinking.
So hopefully you guys are right. But even if it is the beetus, I'll just take it on the chin and learn to deal. It could be worse, my brother's father-in-law has bowel and lung cancer.
Your colleagues don't drink heavily enough.
The name of the game with works nights out is getting through them without anything ending up on facebook that violates the code of conduct and/or social media policy.
Nothing like setting up your argument so that if someone disagrees with you, they "prove" your point.
don't fondle your oxbridge students
Being obese is a small part of it. It only puts you at risk. Family history is much more of an issue. So much so. I've seen the thinest people get diabetes because they're pretty inactive and have shitty diets. Not just because they eat a lot.
Just find it funny.
Well in older folks anyways.
as pennywise sings, you get the life you choose
that's not true for everyone, but for the majority of first worlders I think it is
That said, the white wine at my Christmas party was pretty bad. But the venison was delicious. As was the port.
workin makes things go fast
It's hard to disagree with a lot of it.
"Get better at stuff" is probably a good thing.
He's completely wrong about fight club though. That was not a "hidden irony that people missed" or whatever. That's just him defining every action the character takes as "his job" and then saying "SEE HE IS HIS JOB"
hail Pope Gregory XII
I work from home, so it was actually nice to go back and see everybody for a day. Also, my gf wanted to dance and show off her new ring, so there's that too. Maybe I'm weird, but I love dressing up, and since we do a lot of computer/tech work, I'm pretty much guaranteed to look better than most of the guys there.
I mean, there are systemic biases in favor of being rich and white, but other than that, yeah. Hard work isn't exactly worth nothing.
Because he established the premise that everything you do is your job.
You want to know what my job is right now?