Hec, do you have a book titled 33 1/3 Greatest Hits, volume 1? Do you know about it? I just saw it and thought of you.
Yeah, that's the sampler of the books in the series. I think the first 12 or 20 volumes? Anyway, it's like a chapter from each book. Very cool.
I'm looking forward to being in Volume 2!
That's the landlord video, isn't it? (posting from PDA) I made a friend cry with that.
Back to work.
What stores do I need to be lookin at?
what style? contemporary? traditional? and how much do you want to spend?
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what style? contemporary? traditional? and how much do you want to spend?
I'd like it to go with the desk that's in the corner of the kitchen across from the island and next to the bar. Expandable file folders aren't cutting it anymore. I suppose it's more of a traditional style, but I don't want it to be obvious that it's a filing cabinet. Ideally, I'd want to spend no more than $150, but the $100 range would be perfect.
but nothing beat 25 years of baseball paraphernalia. I love that library (even more now).
That fellow has a job with the Orioles giving tours of the stadium. He's living his dream.
He bled to death on the way. Even if some of them had stayed behind so that he could lie down in the car with a tourniquet, my understanding is that he likely would have made it. They just did every single thing wrong.
People are dumb. Don't most people have to take a health class in high school? Don't all high school health classes teach you that excessive bleeding from a limb must be stopped with a tourniquet?
That fellow has a job with the Orioles giving tours of the stadium. He's living his dream.
Does he really? That is awesome. And it created a spot for you. Win-win all around.
Vortex, thanks for the links. That's the general idea of what I'm looking for.
Out the door now. Really. I'm late. (Quelle suprise!)
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Don't all high school health classes teach you that excessive bleeding from a limb must be stopped with a tourniquet?
Actually my recent first aid course for Little League discouraged using a tourniquet because (a) it causes a lot of damage; (b) you really should only use if if you have to lose the limb to save the life. Direct pressure is better.
Direct pressure and elevation.