that's why I have melatonin, zolpidem, and nortryptiline...and no caffeine after about noon...
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The last post is the WINNER!
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I didn't know if it was right but I went ahead and did it anyway.
Reminds me of the first microwave my parents bought in the early 80's. They got the most expensive, elaborate looking thing available. It had vast array of buttons and functions. My folks never bothered to learn what those might be. They just heated up coffee and buritos.
That's always the best plan I say. Just do it.
You can do other things with microwaves?
Mom and Dad bought a VCR in 1982. It was a really nice one too. It was very durable and well-made. Another device with all manner of functions available if you bothered to learn how to use it for more than playing videos. Once again, they never really bothered to learn how to do more than load a tape and press play. I let the think blink 12:00 for almost a year thinking they'll get annoyed and finally figure out how to set the clock. No. Never. I ended doing it, because I got annoyed seeing it blink.
Apparently. No one at home ever bothered to learn and I had discovered girls so I wasn't interested in the microwaves buttons.
She married?
Karen is dangerous with remotes. I spend 2 or 3 hours a day googling how to fix whatever she has managed to do to the tv or satellite box. The degree of difficulty increases by whatever language she has changed it too
Yes but she is imaginary so I can change the details if you'd like.
When my son was about 8-10 years old, we had to have him network administrate for us. He was pretty in tune with computers by that point.Karen is dangerous with remotes. I spend 2 or 3 hours a day googling how to fix whatever she has managed to do to the tv or satellite box. The degree of difficulty increases by whatever language she has changed it too
His mother and I put parental controls on the cable box so we could manage what the kids watched. One day I came into the living room and he was watching a show he wasn't supposed to be watching. I asked how he figured out how to bypass the parental controls. He said he unplugged the digital cable box and ran the cable straight from the TV to the wall, bypassing the box. It wasn't a digital signal, but we still got all the same channels. He just went to the channel he wanted through the TV then. No parental controls there.
I would just get tired and start watching everything in French or German.Karen is dangerous with remotes. I spend 2 or 3 hours a day googling how to fix whatever she has managed to do to the tv or satellite box. The degree of difficulty increases by whatever language she has changed it too
Yep. I discovered it's called parental control because it only controls the parents. Kids can crack it in seconds.
He figured out a second way, but by that point he was savvy enough not to say what it was.
French or German is ok, Japanese and Chinese is tricky. Everything in the menus looks the same.
When I discovered the show Family Guy, I thought it was hilarious, but not something the kids should be watching. I was telling the ex about one of the episodes and my oldest son, Joseph said that was one of his favorite episodes. I asked, "How can that be?" He'd been watching it for a couple of years.
That's awesome! An imaginary psychiatrist.
Can you imagine she is a 4'10" Lebanese woman about 35? That may seem weird and specific, but no reason.
Just thinking about this as a mystery story where the antagonist has an imaginary psychiatrist that compels that person to do evil. And then asks how that person feels about it.