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We used diatomaceous earth at baseboards and the framing of older wooden beds when our company brought them with them.

Definitely the DE works a charm...also if you get an infestation of cockroaches.
 
Vannie said:
Nothing wrong with you going to the nail salon. Doesn't make you gay or anything.
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My parents used to make an appointment with their podiatrist and it was charged to their health insurance. I don't remember if they had to pay anything. The first time I went to the nail salon I felt funny, but I have seen other men there twice out of 3 times I was there.
 
^ There is a nail salon at the mall that has only women customers and they are getting their fingernails painted with designs.
 
Rickrock said:
My parents used to make an appointment with their podiatrist and it was charged to their health insurance. I don't remember if they had to pay anything. The first time I went to the nail salon I felt funny, but I have seen other men there twice out of 3 times I was there.
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I was joking with you of course Rick. :)

Im lucky to have a long time friend who is a podiatrist. Along with foot care he also does a great pedicure.
 
Rickrock said:
^ There is a nail salon at the mall that has only women customers and they are getting their fingernails painted with designs.
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All of the nail salons like that round here appear to be staffed by young, effeminate Chinese men. Don't know what that proves exactly, but there you go.
 
Ready for a dinner of Bratwurst on a bun with some coleslaw.
 
Laying in bed surfing JUBs stroking my rock hard cock leaking precum 🍒🍆💧💧💧🥵
 
Spent more time than I should have looking at old Sears catalogs online... I did learn that my mother's washing machine was "Space Age Inspired" if nothing else...

Then, of course, there were some interesting photos of men wearing only underwear. :drool: Which feels awkward, since they are all old enough to be my father. (And I have wondered, given the era, whether some of the men in those catalogs ended up dying in Vietnam, the 1960s round of enriching the military-industrial complex.)

My favorite part, though, was seeing an electric cookie press. Like the manual kind is so energy draining.
 
There was me, that is Harke, and my two babysit-cats that is Ex, and Zee, Zee being really zee, and we sat in the cat-peeing place making up our rassoodocks what to do with the evening, a bright Dutch summer bastard though dry.

Now where does the owner keep her false eyelashes?
 
Just completed a New York Times Sunday crossword puzzle in 47 seconds.








Of course, it was the "mini" puzzle--but that will be my little secret. :lol:
 
I spent some more time looking at old catalogs on-line. Today, I even converted some prices to modern prices, using official inflation calculator rates. Some interesting moments:
  • Finding out that the "cheap daily cookware" that we had would cost about $250 today for a basic 2 saucepan, 1 Dutch oven, one skillet set.
  • The popcorn popper that did NOT last very long would cost over $50 today.
  • The slow cooker that my mother used ONLY a few times a year (at most) for soup would cost over $100 today.
Wow.
 
I was also shocked that a basic set of Le Creuset cost as much in the early 1970s as a single Dutch oven might cost today--if you were lucky.
 
I was just doing research on transmissions. Rebuild versus new. Yup, I was driving to work, when the transmission gave out.
I never made it to work, and booked a rental car for the next couple of weeks. I will talk to my mechanic to see what the best option is to go with. If I could get 2 more years out of the car, I would be happy. I prefer to get 130,000 to 160,000 miles out of a car. The car has 95,000 miles on it. First time I have ever had transmissions troubles. I think I am on my 11th car in my lifetime
 
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