RP Listener Forum - Radio Paradise

Posted: Jun 19, 2013 - 3:19am

winter wrote:

That hydrocodone is a good thing.

Unless you're allergic to it... then it's a bit of a problem...

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 9:32pm

MsJudi wrote:

Makes me itch alllllllllllllllllll over.

Eesh. That would suck.

I'm barely even noticing any drowsiness. Lucky, I guess.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 8:59pm

winter wrote:

That hydrocodone is a good thing.

Makes me itch alllllllllllllllllll over.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 8:46pm

triskele wrote:

nothing works better after a tooth extraction

Started feeling a little pain as the anesthetic wore off, so I figured I should be proactive. Now I am feeling A-OK.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 8:38pm

winter wrote:

That hydrocodone is a good thing.

nothing works better after a tooth extraction

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 8:37pm

That hydrocodone is a good thing.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 8:37pm

JrzyTmata wrote:

Why didn't I think of that? GENIUS!

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 6:52pm

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 6:51pm

DaveInVA wrote:

Even though I've deluded myself into thinking I've been in love a few times I learned that its totally valueless unless its returned in kind, I have yet to experience that in a relationship and unfortunately for me I likely never will it seems.

I love you, Dave. It's not all about romance.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 5:34pm

Red_Dragon wrote:

love is all that matters. love is all that transcends.

Even though I've deluded myself into thinking I've been in love a few times I learned that its totally valueless unless its returned in kind, I have yet to experience that in a relationship and unfortunately for me I likely never will it seems.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 5:32pm

bokey wrote:

I thought they were sugar ants,but after they outsmarted me(yep,a Mensa member is getting outsmarted by critters) I'm not so sure.If after I remove the orange rind and they reappear,I'll post a pic after their inevitable return,I'd appreciate any advice that you might be able to offer. I don't want to use strong pesticides, I still have nightmares about Mom's lung cancer possibly being caused by the tick spray Pops used when the Irish Wolfhounds would get the ticks on them and bring into the house.You can put a tick in a jar of rubbing alcohol for a day and it doesn't kill it.

God knows what a guy with a security clearance like his got his hands on.I was SSBI and DISCO cleared and can't talk about what I did(shove it NSA,you know where I am)but WTF he was doing was so off the radar there isn't an actual clearance level for it.

UmmI,I better shut up.

So... how's this going? {#Lol}

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 5:29pm

That taking care of my neighbors' dogs is an entirely different challenge every time I do it.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 5:21pm

love is all that matters. love is all that transcends.

Posted: Jun 18, 2013 - 2:43pm

Not to crimp RJ45 connectors onto CAT5e cable in poor lighting with my poor vision and while dealing with a migraine also. I managed to get the wires in the wrong order on the ends of 3 of the 8 cables. To make it more fun its up in a dropped ceiling with no room to move around and of course can only be done while on a ladder. These are the ends of the cat5e I pulled to wall jacks around the house and these are the end that goes to the switcher/router. After F***ing up replacing one of the ones I already F***'d up decided to call it a day and start over tomorrow and bring some strong light. I'm pissed at myself because I;ve done thousands of these and can do them while sleep walking.

Posted: Jun 13, 2013 - 8:09pm

katzendogs wrote:

what breed?

I thought they were sugar ants,but after they outsmarted me(yep,a Mensa member is getting outsmarted by critters) I'm not so sure.If after I remove the orange rind and they reappear,I'll post a pic after their inevitable return,I'd appreciate any advice that you might be able to offer. I don't want to use strong pesticides, I still have nightmares about Mom's lung cancer possibly being caused by the tick spray Pops used when the Irish Wolfhounds would get the ticks on them and bring into the house.You can put a tick in a jar of rubbing alcohol for a day and it doesn't kill it.

God knows what a guy with a security clearance like his got his hands on.I was SSBI and DISCO cleared and can't talk about what I did(shove it NSA,you know where I am)but WTF he was doing was so off the radar there isn't an actual clearance level for it.

UmmI,I better shut up.

Posted: Jun 13, 2013 - 7:03pm

bokey wrote:

Thanks.I tried boric acid and honey,but they caught on after a day.Maybe I mixed it to strong(4-1 honey to BA ratio) and they never made it back to the colony.Or maybe they did and told their fellow hymenopteran (possibly not a real word and just a vaguely recalled off the cuff Bokeyism) gang members to avoid it.

I've done this and had to refresh the mixture every couple days but they were gone within a couple weeks.

Posted: Jun 13, 2013 - 6:53pm

bokey wrote:

Thanks.I tried boric acid and honey,but they caught on after a day.Maybe I mixed it to strong(4-1 honey to BA ratio) and they never made it back to the colony.Or maybe they did and told their fellow hymenopteran (possibly not a real word and just a vaguely recalled off the cuff Bokeyism) gang members to avoid it.

what breed?

Posted: Jun 13, 2013 - 5:54pm

gypsyman wrote:

La Junta is a lonely little place in the middle of nowhere. Very pretty, though.

Heh. Just spotted this. Lonely, little, middle of nowhere - yes. Pretty? Err...it's dry and flat. There are a few decent bike trails off south of town that I enjoyed, and the Mexican food was fantastic. Also, there was a surprisingly good Italian restaurant. And we had a backyard swimming pool - I liked that. It kind of weirds me out that I never knew Kesey was from there. You'd think the town would have promoted that.

Posted: Jun 13, 2013 - 5:24pm

Antigone wrote:

Home remedies for ant problems are available that keep ants away while keeping your family safe. One home remedy involves using orange peels. Orange peels contain oils that act as insect repellents, and they can kill ants, as well as prevent ant infestations.