I told him I would be faster... if he gave me some space.
(Mum talk for... f'k off Charlie!) 
What Gives You The Creeps . . .
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(Mum talk for... f'k off Charlie!) 
Tell him to go get a job, buy his own damn computer.I told him I would be faster... if he gave me some space.
I ended up giving it to him and moved to my laptop... which was a win for me because now I'm sitting in front of the fire.Tell him to go get a job, buy his own damn computer.
Oh well, that's different then.I ended up giving it to him and moved to my laptop... which was a win for me because now I'm sitting in front of the fire.
Yeah... (I still wouldn't mind if he got a job though, part time--he's still in school.)
See you later, Frank, gotta get off here now.
Southeast Asia.Frankenfish: The Great Snakehead
Snake Alert!
13-year-old Bingzhe from Dongguan, Guangdong Province, has been living and sleeping together with a gigantic python ever since he was a baby.
His father said that the black python has been a family pet for 19 years, Yangcheng Evening News reported. After Bingzhe was born,
the non-venomous constrictor became the boy’s nanny since both of his parents were busy working.Bingzhe was nine months old when the 20kg python started to sleep in the same bed with the boy. The unlikely pair has been best friends ever since.
They play and have fun together. And during hot summer nights the snake’s cold body is a natural air conditioner for the boy who likes to use it as a pillow.
The pet python is currently 4-meters long and weighs nearly 100 kilograms – big enough to swallow an adult human. But according to the boy’s father, the constrictor is very tame and has never hurt anyone.
His father said that the black python has been a family pet for 19 years, Yangcheng Evening News reported. After Bingzhe was born,
the non-venomous constrictor became the boy’s nanny since both of his parents were busy working.Bingzhe was nine months old when the 20kg python started to sleep in the same bed with the boy. The unlikely pair has been best friends ever since.
They play and have fun together. And during hot summer nights the snake’s cold body is a natural air conditioner for the boy who likes to use it as a pillow.
The pet python is currently 4-meters long and weighs nearly 100 kilograms – big enough to swallow an adult human. But according to the boy’s father, the constrictor is very tame and has never hurt anyone.
Be bigger when he turns 18.Wow that is a big snake lol
Snake Alert!13-year-old Bingzhe from Dongguan, Guangdong Province, has been living and sleeping together with a gigantic python ever since he was a baby.
His father said that the black python has been a family pet for 19 years, Yangcheng Evening News reported. After Bingzhe was born,
the non-venomous constrictor became the boy’s nanny since both of his parents were busy working.Bingzhe was nine months old when the 20kg python started to sleep in the same bed with the boy. The unlikely pair has been best friends ever since.
They play and have fun together. And during hot summer nights the snake’s cold body is a natural air conditioner for the boy who likes to use it as a pillow.
The pet python is currently 4-meters long and weighs nearly 100 kilograms – big enough to swallow an adult human. But according to the boy’s father, the constrictor is very tame and has never hurt anyone.
No,No, No! (Thank you Jordan for fixing the picture insert).
I worked a 16-hr shift from Tuesday morning to that night, but that's not what gave me the creeps. It fully exhausted me.
One of our doctors stuck himself with a needle when he was working on a patient infected with Hepatitis C.
That's what creeped me out, even though his initial blood test came back negative. He still has to wait 6 more months to see if he has it.
My biggest fear is a needle-stick, especially since some patients take out their IV's and throw the needle at us. The ones who actually have debilitating diseases are worse about it than people who have no known illnesses.
One of our doctors stuck himself with a needle when he was working on a patient infected with Hepatitis C.
That's what creeped me out, even though his initial blood test came back negative. He still has to wait 6 more months to see if he has it.
My biggest fear is a needle-stick, especially since some patients take out their IV's and throw the needle at us. The ones who actually have debilitating diseases are worse about it than people who have no known illnesses.
That's occupational hazard in your field of choice. Depending on your options for safety, you eventually might find yourself at a crossroad in terms of career or department of choice.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
Just think of the crab meat on those legs! (where is the melted butter?)