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I mean I tried to fill this scrip and it was over $300. That is shocking, and of course crappy Blue Shield will not pay it.

But the doc says do not substitute.

If you have tried both I want your opinion, or if you are a healthcare professional, I would appreciate your thoughts.

Thanks in advance.

and when did this happen. I like Palm Sunday it sounds serene whereas Passion reminds me of that horrible movie that incited hatred of Jewish people.

I keep hearing this term and wondered exactly what people mean by this term. I would guess, but I don't know, that it is different from a bull dyke.

as being so wonderful and delightful. Look here's the quote

APRIL is the cruellest month, breeding

Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing

Memory and desire, stirring

Dull roots with spring rain.

Winter kept us warm, covering 5

Earth in forgetful snow, feeding

A little life with dried tubers.

There was a question about whether or not they were usu. Christian, and someone said well yeah they are because most Americans are Christian.

And, couldn't we use them to fight Al KAYDUH? I mean if they are going to kill a bunch of people any way and they are religious?

with preventing a second terrorist attack? Is it similar to how he managed to prevent a second hurricane disaster?

and seen a blast off? Is it worth the trouble to go and see? I will be in that area and was thinking of going, but not if it takes hours and a bunch of idiots are crammed next to me.

I have a one serving French press that makes excellent coffee. I have been using it for a few months at work where there is a garbage disposal. I thought nothing of pouring the grounds in there figuring the disposal would take care of it. Well, it did not. In fact it caused a backup that affected the bathroom sink as well. They had to call Roto Rooter to get it cleared out and now I am afraid to make coffee at work.

Since no filter is involved it's hard to get the granular coffee grounds out.

when I brush my teeth with Pepsodent?

I see ads saying that dumb old Britney has an above-average IQ of 105; even George W. Bush has an IQ of 125. How do they know??

I like them in garden, but keep finding them in my house.

Do they normally come in houses?

I am used to seeing them outside, then one day I see a big weird thing on the wall about the size of a half dollar. I look close and it's a buncha lady bugs clustered.

What are they doing?

Is it a cluster #@%$!@#?

Why do people say they bring luck if they land on you?

If you put them on you is that cheating?

I got these 2 overstuffed chairs pretty nice, but used to have cats that clawed it. Now I have these slipcovers on them that aren't really fitted, but I am thinking that I could have a professional make them and wonder if that would be expensive?

I can understand when it is just a false flap-type pocket for decoration, but when there is a pocket, but you can't get anything in there because it is sewn closed. Are you supposed to take out the stitches after you buy it? Is it just to keep other people from putting stuff in there?

I just always wondered about this, but never asked...

Are they just random symbols as in press down shift and hit the upper row? or is there an order that must be followed, like when you are making foot notes?

For example, can it look like this ^$#$# or must a dollar sign precede the pound sign, etc.?

It sounds right to say the plural following a fraction expressed by a decimal; however, logically it should be singular if it is less than one, right?

Anyone know a rule for this, I mean I can see the pattern, but how to explain it other than it is idiomatic?

Example: .25 hours and yet 1/4 of an hour.

one and a half hours but half an hour.

Obviously if it is over one as in 2.5 children the noun is plural. I am asking about when the quantity is less than one.

People are in the street chanting Allende Allende the people want Allende. Tanks come in to repress the protesters and the camera man shoots his own death as we see from his perspective. It was very moving and I can't remember the name. When I search I get the 2004 movie but I think this was in the 70s, black and white. Like Z, but that was another coupe story.

If the sentence ended as:

Mr. Smith is 45-years-old.

That sounds right, but when you add the clause beginning with who (who likes potatoes) it sounds wrong.

What is the rule on this?

I have a boss who says it the wrong way and I cannot convince him it is wrong other than to say it sounds wrong.