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No I dont think thats it.
Will just smother it in voltaren and hope for the best.
Will just smother it in voltaren and hope for the best.
Is 21 too old to go clothes shopping with mummy?
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Yes. Grow up
No. It's a nice thing to do, to take your mum shopping with you.
She enjoys it and, most of the time, has better taste than you.
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Yeah. Unless she buys it for you then no.
I guess that's a no then
She wants to buy me clothes as part of my B'day prezzy
She said I can come with her or not but I would worry what she would buy if I don't choose....
kanye_best
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No way. If she buys the stuff for you then why not? It's good quality time.
Yeah, for a birthday thing or an outing with your Mum is ok.
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No, only because I went shopping for clothes last week with Mum.
But I'm 20.
So, yes, it's embarrassing if you're 21.
But I'm 20.
So, yes, it's embarrassing if you're 21.
If you're embarrassed then you'd be making a mistake in thinking that people actually care.
kanye_best
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surely people grow out of the "embarassing to hang with your mum" phase as soon as they leave high school?
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Just tell her to hand the credit card over and GTFO.
/jks- yes go, in my whole entire life my mum buying clothes for me has never ever worked out.
And Happy Birthday?
/jks- yes go, in my whole entire life my mum buying clothes for me has never ever worked out.
And Happy Birthday?
I don't think nbaman1 has finished HS yet.
kanye_best
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How much does an average trip to the doctors charge?
As I posted in the TTSM thread, I have a terrible earache that I think needs doctors attention. Only thing is I have about $60 in my bank account. Will I be safe with that or would I need more?
As I posted in the TTSM thread, I have a terrible earache that I think needs doctors attention. Only thing is I have about $60 in my bank account. Will I be safe with that or would I need more?
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kanye_best
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Last time I went it cost me $75 before the Medicare rebate.
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DrVanNostrand
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People pay money to go to the doctor? What is this, America?
What is this, America?
Quickly before Uncle Tone changes everything
kanye_best
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People pay money to go to the doctor?
what?
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Belated answer for you.
Basically nothing. After the primer is struck by the firing pin, this will ignite the propellant (gunpowder). And the projectile (bullet) will leave the round.
If you put the round back in it will be just an empty brass case. No projectile and no propellant. If you then tried to fire it again it will basically just cause a 'stoppage' of the weapon. (Usually the force of firing a round forces the empty round to automatically extract itself). The round won't extract and you will need to manually remove it.
Below is the basic make up of a round so hopefully that makes more sense.
*know about this sort of stuff from my time in the army.
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