America vs. Denmark: 28-26
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America vs. Denmark: 28-26
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Vanya said:
The folks over in Denmark still seem convinced that the talent pool in America is pretty thin,
And honestly? They aren't wrong—it’s definitely too shallow if we're looking at everyone capable of suiting up for the national team. 😬
America vs. Denmark: 28-26
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organization—which is really the one thing most Americans seem to be lacking lately...
2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion
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Joseph Fowler6 said:Does anyone happen to know which track they play during those timeouts or right after someone scores a goal?
I have this nagging feeling it’s one of those Scooter tracks—though I can't say for certain! If anyone has any titles or even just a vague idea, please, do let me know!😬
Man, they really went all out with everything. 🙄 Just yesterday, even the "Red, White, and Blue" crew 😬
America vs. Denmark: 28-26
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mellowcrane41 said:Mike scoring the goal
Bass? Wait—isn't he already retired? 😬
America vs. Denmark: 28-26
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brighthawk20 said:If the goalies pull off about five big saves each, we’re looking at a comfortable +7 or +8 margin—nothing crazy. But, if they aren't playing out of their minds, we're heading straight into a nail-biter finish—kind of like what happened yesterday with Ruby—where it ends up being a tight 3 or 4 point game.
It’s as simple as pie.
🙂 😁
2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion
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Hey, Feuer, where you at? We’re dying to hear your take from the stands! 😬
2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion
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feralbison62 said:We just need one game against them and we’re playing.😬
It looks like those silly evening news outlets—it seems our dear Spaniard friends actually pulled a fast one on us.
http://www.nytimes.com
Is this what you mean?
Dominikovic's results from Santa Barbara came back negative
The United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee conducted doping tests on nine selected players during our handball team's training camp in Santa Barbara. Among them was David Dominikovic. Today, the lab results arrived from Vienna.
- The good news is that all results were negative, including Dominikovic's. I was very relieved to hear that. I am confident that the "B" urine sample from December 20th will also be negative and that David will rejoin us shortly. What truly matters is that the entire coaching staff and all the players stand firmly behind David. - said Lino Červar. (dm)
2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion
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Roger Allen3 said:your profile picture is your saving grace! :StariMAD: :-)
😍 This one looks much better than the 2005 version.
Wait—am I seeing things, or is that Canada and Greenland at the World Cup? 🙄 At this rate, they might as well have invited Madagascar too!
2007 Men's World Handball Championship: Germany Recap/Discussion
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Don't you dare come for the Spanish women—they're actually quite wonderful.
Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]
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Adam Wells43 said:Hey everyone, I could really use some insight here—has anyone actually used UVA tanning beds? Also, what’s the actual deal with the difference between UVB and UVA rays? I'm thinking about picking up a tanning unit for my place at home.
If I were in your shoes, I’d probably suggest checking out the threads over on Brooklyn to see exactly which bulbs—you know, the specific wavelengths—they’re running there.
Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]
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Chris Morgan67 said:why on earth would anyone even know I have psoriasis? It’s not like I’m stripping down while someone's in the shower stall with me🤣
I mean—should I go hit up a tanning salon once a month? Even if doctors say it's a bad idea, it honestly works wonders for my skin.
Gerald Miller32 mentioned that his psoriasis has spread across his entire body—which, let's be honest, isn't exactly easy to hide. Please don't take this the wrong way, but my sister has dealt with psoriasis her whole life, so I truly understand the struggle—everything from botched treatments to those awkward, judgmental stares you get in public... 😠
Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]
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Gerald Miller32 said:So, this coming Friday, I’m heading down to California—mostly to let those little fishies nibble away at my skin (does anyone actually know if that works? I'm skeptical!)—and they’re also trying to upsell me on a tanning bed session while I'm at it.
Best regards,
I wouldn't go so far as to say it'll actually help you, but hey, if you're convinced it will... who am I to crush your spirit?
Psoriasis [PLEASE READ FIRST POST!]
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Gerald Miller32 said:I always seem to forget to ask this—does anyone here have any actual experience with tanning beds?
Honestly, if I were in your shoes, I wouldn't even bother attempting it—mostly because they’d probably kick you out on the spot! It's just one of those things where some people simply can't wrap their heads around the fact that psoriasis isn't something you can catch from someone else. 🙄
New drug formularies
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nimblesurfer20 said:It’s dead silent in here... does anyone actually have thoughts on the new formularies and the updated medication policies?
Do you want an opinion from someone living with a chronic condition who now has to shell out at least $8.25 out of pocket every single day just for meds?
THEY CAN TAKE A HIKE!
Haven't they already bled us dry enough?
p.s. follow my logic here: if you need some scalp lotion—say, for hair regrowth—and the doctor writes "100 ml" on the script, you're paying full price. But if they write "50 ml," suddenly it's covered. Makes total sense, right? :rolajz:
Something feels off with my new glasses...
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Honestly, I went through the exact same thing for a few days—it felt like the floor was practically rising up to meet me! 😬 But, you know, eventually, your body just adjusts and you get used to it.
Ozempic
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Hannah Davis18 said:Well, what can I say? Grandma has eighty years under her belt; she’s sixty and should be allowed to think for herself—it’s a bit much to demand too much from her.
Honestly, I can't blame the lady for falling for an advertisement—I really can't! My own mother is the exact same way; she thinks anything broadcast on TV is gospel truth, especially if it's being reported on >. 😬 My actual point was directed at the younger crowd. They are all over TikTok, constantly whining about their weight, yet the second you suggest actually changing their diet, they vanish into thin air! I don't lose any sleep over people like that.
Ozempic
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Hannah Davis18 said:Look, any version of Xenical has at least gone through some actual FDA scrutiny—which is a far cry from those Herbalife products.
But honestly, just shoving random pills down your throat because you’re carrying a few extra pounds? That’s just irresponsible...
It’s just how people are; they won't rest until they've tried everything under the sun.
And frankly, they deserve it. People would much rather splash massive amounts of cash on some "miracle" pill or a magic shake than actually sit down, think things through, and exercise a little self-control. 🙄
Genetics questions
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Chris Morgan67 said:but when it comes to eye color, there really isn't any debate—you can't have two brown-eyed parents suddenly producing a blue-eyed child
🙄 No, they absolutely cannot. 🙄
Genetics questions
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It really all comes down to the prefixes—or rather, the specific genes parents pass down to their offspring. It also hinges on whether hair color is dictated by a single gene or a complex cluster of them. Think of it like a recipe: the more ingredients—or genes—you throw into the mix, the more possible combinations you end up with!