Ron Van
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It’s just that occasional time that you need it that makes it worthwhile.
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Ron Van
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I found a tool box for Z and Shan…
Ruby liked it!
Ruby liked it!
Wow, I said "Blows the Lid" without even thinking about Mt St. Helens. HAHA... I was a kid when that happened and we got probably 2 feet of Ash in Western MT. We had to wear masks and shovel the ash into garbage bags. My folks filled a bunch of Baby food jars with it and there's a few left within the family.
Unfortunately, I don't remember anything else but one scene where I was shoveling. No dark skies or Ash raining down or anything.
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Heck, I'd rock that!
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I've considered of that. Drive it for years then maybe find a road kill elk.
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Thanks, I'll have to watch it. One can also find the route the Israelites followed through Arabia and evidence of the Red Sea crossing in various YouTube videos. I watched God of the Mountain: Jim and Penny Caldwell years ago.
Lyle Johnson was a neighbor of mine and I helped him build an observatory at a nearby Christian camp. Several years after Lyle's death the camp didn't have an astronomer and asked Lyle's family if they would donate the telescopes to the Creation Museum in Petersburg, KY. Johnson Observatory at the Creation Museum
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Yeah, a lot of people aren't believers because "The Bible lies", and _____ doesn't exist... Well, the problem with that is they keep finding locations mentioned in the Bible. I watched a video that described the Sea of Galilee and it's harbors mentioned in the New Testament, but people said it wasn't true until a drought exposed all of them, exactly where they are supposed to be...
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Did you guys know that the “experts “ used to doubt that Babylon actually existed until they discovered the gardens of Babylon fairly recently.
Y’all should watch “Nefarious (2023)” on Prime or whatever media service you have. It’s about the case for demons and evil. Inspired by CS Lewis’, “Screwtape Letters.” Pretty entertaining. Directed by the guy who did “God’s not Dead”
Y’all should watch “Nefarious (2023)” on Prime or whatever media service you have. It’s about the case for demons and evil. Inspired by CS Lewis’, “Screwtape Letters.” Pretty entertaining. Directed by the guy who did “God’s not Dead”
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Put some additional studs in the wall at the edge of where the shower pan will be. They are to have something to screw a glass door into.
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Ron, I did the same thing, but damn if I didn't add the studs in the wrong direction! I assumed the glass guy was going to the center of the curb, but for some stupid reason, he went to the inside, and it was too late before I noticed it!
Thanks, I'll VUDU Nefarious and God's not Dead.
I'm not finding anything on the Gardens of Babylon?
I saw a documentary a few years ago on the discovery of what they think is Sodom and Gomorrah. The thing I remember about it is that the scorched brick they found couldn't possibly have been created by Humans back then.
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That’s weird! That would make the shower smaller for no reason.
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Actually, the glass is centered, but the oil rubbed bronze hinges mount on the inside, which missed my studs by 1/2 an inch on the top hinge. He locked it in anyways with screw expanders.
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Suspicions confirmed:
By Jenny Cook
9 Oct 2017
We're all guilty of wearing shoes without socks from time-to-time, but people who make a habit of it are more at risk of developing fungal problems and infections such as athlete's foot, the College of Podiatry has warned.
Some experts are blaming the "bare ankle" trend, which has filtered down from the catwalk to become something of a statement – particularly for men (including celebrity icons Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling and Orlando Bloom), who pair the sockless look with both casual and formal attire. This, coupled with the rise in poorly-made footwear, has caused a significant increase in the number of unwanted foot conditions, says podiatrist Emma Stevenson from the College of Podiatry.
Such shoes, Dr Stevenson says, cause friction over bony prominences in the feet such as the toes and heels, increasing the risk of ingrown toenails and other bony defect (like bunions, for example).
Wearing shoes without socks is bad for foot health, experts say
There has been a significant rise in the number of foot-related problems, especially in menBy Jenny Cook
9 Oct 2017
We're all guilty of wearing shoes without socks from time-to-time, but people who make a habit of it are more at risk of developing fungal problems and infections such as athlete's foot, the College of Podiatry has warned.
Some experts are blaming the "bare ankle" trend, which has filtered down from the catwalk to become something of a statement – particularly for men (including celebrity icons Bradley Cooper, Ryan Gosling and Orlando Bloom), who pair the sockless look with both casual and formal attire. This, coupled with the rise in poorly-made footwear, has caused a significant increase in the number of unwanted foot conditions, says podiatrist Emma Stevenson from the College of Podiatry.
"Depending on the level of sweatiness of the foot, there may be issues with too much moisture in the feet, which can leave you vulnerable to fungal infections such as athlete's foot. On average your feet will sweat half a pint a day; that's a lot to be pouring out straight into your shoe without it being absorbed by a sock."
Because this particular phenomenon is still in its early stages, studies are yet to be performed to establish the true impact of such a problem. However, a combination of excessive sweat, an ill-choice in fabrics and a lack of socks can create an ideal environment in which fungal infections can thrive – potentially leading to feet that are not only smelly but also painful. Dr Stevenson adds:Such shoes, Dr Stevenson says, cause friction over bony prominences in the feet such as the toes and heels, increasing the risk of ingrown toenails and other bony defect (like bunions, for example).
No we aren't, not over 5 years old.
Never seen it. (The bare ankles, the catwalk or the celebrities foot covering choices)
It could only get better if said in the Native Kamala language... "Depending on the level of sweatiness of the foot, there may be issues with too much sweat in the feet, which is called moisture cackle cackle cackle... That's right... The moisture in the feet caused by sweatiness results in Athlete's foot because that's what happens when we have a lot of sweatiness."
I think this Foot rocket surgeon needs a Captain Obvious Nobel Prize.
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I have heard of Cooper, think he has Blonde / Brown hair... Don't know the other two. If Actors / Actresses are from the 80's and 90's, I probably have a good idea and might like their work unless they act like Deniro, who magically thinks he's a Gangsta in real life... Anybody in Hollyweird these days, no clue, except for the few shows I watch, but most have 80's people in them.
As far as GQ, I would be surprised if they didn't have a rainbow issue. They are woke as it gets, but I never had a subscription, so I don't care that they went woke.
If I headed a Fortune 500 company, I would put out a press release daring Blackrock, State Street and Vanguard to sell the stock while telling the retail holders to stay put, it would be fine for them... Once the ESG woke garbage controllers were gone, I would institute a forward split for the loyal people that held through the dump.
Ron Van
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Ah! Ok, that makes sense.
