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I always used it or the air would be too dry, making the experience even worse. Just my experience.

Ding me at 60 pages.

Cook can turn an average looking play into a 50 yard TD, and we want to know if we can trade him for anything. I’m sorry, I don’t have answers for this stuff, or why we are the way we are.

I have the ResMed. When I really snored I could sleep in another bedroom at home, but when we traveled there were issues. That is an extra piece of luggage when you fly. I understand accepting that if it makes your life better, but it was a bit of a nuisance. Regardless, I hope you sleep well with the new machine.

Everybody wants out of Cincinnati. Only certain people can say it out loud. Special thanks to Mike Brown. You be you, sir!

I take the first spot on purpose, and about as far away from the store as I can get. I get extra steps and someone more needy can have the closer spots. My dear wife, however, will drive around and scan the parking lot for the optimal spot. It drives me crazy, but I stop myself from saying “I could be in the store already.” I’m no fool! (But I’m thinking it 😊.) There is a guy who works the checkout at my wine store who has a slight limp. I’m not sure how he works in a wine shop and drives this beautiful newer Mercedes convertible, but that’s another topic. He has handicap plates and he parks in the handicap spot and leaves his car there all day. He’s there early and could park in the spot next to that so a true handicap spot would be available when things get crowded and somebody really needs it. You have to look to see that he has a slight limp, sometimes. I should be able to let things like that go, but part of me gets very irritated by stuff like that. I wonder if he does it just to protect his precious car with some extra space??? That’s not right.

Maybe it’s CBN that they give us, but it works. 🤷‍♂️ My wife admitted to our son that last time around she didn’t read the instructions and didn’t know until too late that each piece was supposed to be broken into 4 doses. OOPS! No barking from the dog that night! It was a doggy funhouse that time!

My son’s dog is a hyper, barking PITA, and we get some CBD stuff from the vet when we are keeping her. There is no doubt in our minds that it clearly helps.

Just for the record, I am also available.

I think he’s trying to get a CPAP, but he doesn’t have sleep apnea. He just snores. You can’t just go to a store and buy these things, as far as I know. They need to be adjusted and all that, but even new tubes and nose pads they treat like a controlled substance. Maybe that has changed, because it should. So……did it stay saved? I kid, I was there. She moved to another room so I went to another room first and gave her our room. I was the problem. It was routine for a while. I’m glad that’s behind us.

Thank you for answering the question I didn’t yet ask. It makes sense that not all snoring is sleep apnea. I suppose Jorge is an old fashion snorer, without the other physical implications. Do you need a prescription to get one? Or is that just to get insurance to pay for it. It was very strange, they treated supplies like some special thing. You had to be a patient, it seemed. Odd little side industry.

You wouldn’t have said “look at the fat guy” before. If anything I’m too thin now, but the timing is right on the mark. I have to believe it’s related.

I see you have been paying attention. 😊

I’m sure that’s true. My test came back with shocking results, designed to scare me. It worked a little bit, too. I was a mess, and they made that clear, and insurance paid for my CPAP. My SIL has been with a great guy for over a decade….. and he snores. He is the only person I’ve ever known who has been declined. Repeatedly. I don’t know what he’s doing wrong, because he really does snore. I told him to get plastered the night before the next test. He wants his insurance to pay for it. They’re not cheap.

I’ve been down that road. I used to snore loud enough to wake myself up at times. It was real, and I don’t blame my wife for being upset. It was worse if I’d had a few drinks, but it was always an issue. I did the whole CPAP thing, and I absolutely hated it. It was like having a leaf blower strapped to your head blowing air into your face all night. I know some people who use them and LOVE them, but I hated it. It was much easier to sleep in another room, unless we were traveling. A few years ago I lost a bit of weight, not a ton. I lost maybe 10-12lbs, and about that time the snoring ceased to be an issue. Was it just the weight loss, or were there other factors? I don’t know, but it’s great not having to worry about bothering my wife. EDIT: I just read that again and I have to say I still bother my wife, just not by snoring. 😂 . .

All it takes is one person getting in her ear. If you can’t do the right thing just because it’s right, then do it because you might get caught if you don’t.

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My suggestion - Just be yourself. For entertainment purposes only.

Al? Is that you??? A housemate in college was that way, to the point that it got almost weird at times. It may be a thing.

For the record, I think that is the best leftover pizza I have ever had. The prosciutto was the star hot. (The fat was quicker to the tongue?) The arugula was almost a nuisance when served hot as much of it fell all over. But the arugula gives you a fresh bite and is the leading taste when it’s cooled. It’s almost like two different dishes. I’ll be back there, and try a bunch of toppings. Prosciutto is my new favorite. .

Nobody owes them anything. I’d suggest that they look into futures with better prospects if they are concerned. It’s a decision they make.

I can’t tell you how many times aI apologized, but noooooo, he just wouldn’t let it go! The truth? He was holding things up, he deserved it!

The Browns wanted to be what the Eagles have become. A team that flaunts the salary cap and has it pay off with something good, at least for a while. The Browns screwed themselves with the Watson contract, and they have nothing but misery to show for it. Eventually the Eagles will have to eat all those void years, but the fans are having fun now!

We moved into a new house a couple years ago and needed a LOT of electrical work. Some days they would do like $1,800 worth of work, and when you go to pay it gives you options to tip at 15%, 18%, 20% or 22%. I’m sorry, this is turning into real money, I’ll pass.