Posts by Sandra Williams70

Thanks for the link. Seems like a model dentist.

You’re basically trying to use Blue Cross to cover a white filling for $100—$50 and then waiting five weeks just to get an appointment.

Things will improve 🙂

Ideally, they should have actual cotton socks—think LL Bean quality, not some cheap knockoff that just claims to be cotton—and genuine leather shoes.

There will always be idiots—that's why some people choose to hide their signatures.

I expected this movie to be garbage—but even by those low standards, it failed miserably.
It’s like that sensation when you chew a single bite of food for too long until it becomes nauseating; that is essentially the viewing experience here. To make matters worse—the "cherry on top," if you will—it drags on for nearly three hours.
I rarely use tacky emojis, but this one is earned.

🙂 🙂

If you have unlimited data, just grab LimeWire and start downloading movies and music.

Your traffic status is listed right there on the AT&T pages—plus, you've got the built-in XPima firewall, and you can toggle the AT&T one on their site too; honestly, one should be plenty.

It’s about $200—give or take—plus you have to get those lung scans done, which run roughly $20. Though, ideally, the company should be footing the bill for all of this.

Betty Rivera14 said:maybe my finger is growing—kind of like a chicken's?

That’s what happens when you spend too much time clucking around on a forum—you eventually turn into a chicken.😁

He’s a solid guy—truly top-tier 👍

Is this a constant thing? If so, then nose surgery is likely necessary—at least, that's what I've been told. And the wait for the procedure is about six months. 🙄

It’s a difficult question to answer definitively.
We engage in peace seeking because we are restless—and we're restless simply because we feel incomplete.
One person needs more, another needs less; personally, I suspect I’d find my peace if I finally hit it big financially—that would probably settle things. Then again, I have this recurring daydream about disappearing into the African desert; maybe there, I'd actually find some quiet.

I want everything, yet I want absolutely nothing. 😢

goldengull3 said:And then you have the Norwegians—practically starving.

😂 this part actually had me cracking up 😂

Gary Cox72 said:The cost of living is absolutely brutal—saving any meaningful amount of money feels almost impossible.

What costs? 🙄 Are people over there also paying more than half their paycheck for six years just to finance a diesel Polo? Or struggling to pay off a 400-square-foot studio for thirty years?

goldengull3 said:I suggest we start by sending over the American executives... 😁

—and politicians, for God's sake. Those people would have managed to toss Germany into a ditch within five years.😁

Jerry Moore2 said:The entire Western world is drowning in debt—loans, credit cards, you name it.

😂
Tell them to hang in there—we'll be sending over some aid shortly.

Here is what an American thinks about living in the States

THE UNITED STATES IS A HORRIBLE PLACE TO LIVE

quoted

Americans have the idea that the US is heaven on Earth—it is much closer to hell.

😵 Of course—that’s exactly why you know she’s got a hot ass 😁

velvetpilot212 said:anything but white wine or beer👍

well, we drank exactly that😁—plus god knows what else.

amberorca192 said:My circulation is perfect once I start drinking.😬

😁 True enough.
A buddy of mine—last winter, it was freezing before we started drinking—ended up passing out on the pavement after we finished, and apparently, he wasn't even cold. 😁

You need an IPA beer. 😁

An excellent film 🙏