Randomness

[bestial]

seriously, I've been waiting for my custom ordered ccp derby for like 33 weeks now, they fucked up the first pair so they had do make new ones. the new ones have been ready for about 4 weeks, but today I got the message that those ALSO was fucked up .... 4-6 weeks of wait for a new pair to get made. just grab some of your employee's pair and send me goddamn.

[cabl3]

I wonder how they managed to mess up twice.

[bestial]

they should know by now how to make a pair. but there is a lot of things that should go right I assume.

[Faust]

Was going to wear my new BBS coat the other day. So, I put it on, and ask my five year old's opinion. She says she does not like it. I ask, "Why?". "Too many strings," she says. (Sigh)

[almroth]

haha! quite constructive for a five year old.

[munch]

I'm starting to think I have way too high demands for an apartment in stockholm... I just want a real kitchen, wooden floor and nice big windows... but those are so fucking expensive. don't really care about the size of the apartment though. without furniture...
should I keep looking for one or just drop it and take the first one that I actually can get? I really think it might be impossible :D have to get it before next year

[Faust]

FtB, you are our residential Kayne West expert. Tell me, is he retarded?

[munch]

http://i30.tinypic.com/122p0de.jpg

edit: err, removed the img tag, it can be a bit of a really low-level joke :>

[theetruscan]

wait, they use anesthesia for removing teeth? must be an american thing.. I've had 4 knocked out with local anesthesia, would never agree to be put under for such a procedure.

on random side note, why do local and general anesthesia utilize the same word in english when one refers to numbing a small area as opposed to knocking you unconcious

Depends on the removal, don't think it's an American thing specifically. Local is used for root canals, and simple teeth pullings. For wisdom teeth they use a combination of an opiate and a disasociative (fucks with memory too), so you feel no pain, and don't associate the feelings with yourself. You aren't put "out," though you're well on your way. They don't use general anaesthetic in anything but extreme cases that I know of.

I think this is because wisdom tooth removal is often a hell of a lot more involved than removing other teeth. In my case they had to cut down a fair distance into the gums, shatter the impacted teeth with some kind of mini-jackhammer thing, remove fragments piece at a time, work to extract the roots (which are usually partly curled around the jaw or something), and finally sew my gums back together. I'm told mine was on the more severe end, but well within the norm. At least that's my understanding from the explanation right before the process.

[lowrey]

yea thats pretty much how it was for my two lower ones, they had to cut the teeth into pieces and then pry them out rather violently. upper ones were a piece of cake, they just popped out.

[merkuri]

my 2007 raf overcoat lost 2 buttons today. quality is job one.

[Spencer]

All This teeth talk is making my mouth hurt.

[doldrums]

spread the word that the recession is not over
people getting cocky and losing their greenbacks / waterboarding the dollar

[raddy]

That just means it's a great time to buy American products...oh wait

[jcotteri]