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$1. The whole mandated "delivery fee" screwed it for you delivery guys. I'll be dammed if im going to pay a $3 delivery fee + a 3 tip, thats almost half the cost of the pizza. Before everyone changed to that stupid fee I would routinely tip $3-4.

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Pac and Biggie taught me a lesson; neva leave wit out da smif n wesson

We've been getting that line for almost a year now...Although I can say that I haven't dropped a call in a while.

I want to know why we didn't go with an option route to the left on 4th and short, that was a horrible call by Meyer.

Initially I thought the same thing, evidently it doesn't matter where his feet were, matters where contact was made.

"At the rate we've been heading down to the Fiesta bowl I should strongly consider investing in a timeshare in fucking Arizona" - Adolf Hitler

Loose it now or loose it in the NC game. I'd rather loose it here.

FINALLY something hot for OSU

Im glad this is happening here, now, then against FSU and a National Audience during a NC game.

Stupid godamn Defensive Penalties

Sucks, glad you're ok. No Traction Control? Got TRAC. on my ('92) SC300, works marvelously in the Snow/Rain. I turn it off and the car becomes a death trap...

And another thing: while talking to the Doctors yourself ask them if you should relay the info you received back to your wife. In my case the main Dr.in charge would explicitly state "don't relay this to your father as I want him to remain as positive as possible". Not placing blame here, but it sounds like maybe your wife got the full picture, while others (including yourself) were left in the dark? If so contact all of the Doctors (there should be 3 or so) and let them know you are "taking charge" of her treatment, and would like to speak with them on an individual basis. When you speak with them tell them you would like to be the one to receive the "full picture" in order to keep your wife as positive/optimistic as possible. I will forewarn you, getting the full picture, then often times having to withhold it (from your wife) is extremely difficult. Again, remain as positive as you can with her, despite any negative information you may have received. As I said before, positive energy is about as important as chemo/radiation.

The Dr's at the James, while extremely busy, are awesome. Sort of a late response, but before you meet/talk with them write down all of your concerns/questions. In my case they answered ALL of them without the slightest bit of hesitation. Again TAKE THROUGH NOTES: you're going to get a fuck-ton of information thrown at you, so much so that you undoubtably wont be able to process/remember it all. Through notes were the only way I was able to accurately communicate my Fathers condition/outcome to the rest of the family. Cancer is a bastard, as I said before Doctors will often assume the worst. Again, I can't tell you how many times my Dad's condition potentially "made a turn for the worse", but after some follow up tests (months down the road) turned out to be nothing. As you said, very scary. You have to remain positive through it all, moreover you have to motivate your entire family to remain strong and positive. Everyone has to be on board for the fight, including your Wife. Be with her at every meeting, be with her for all the chemo, constantly assure her that you're going to fight "the bastard" off at all costs. Being strong for her is about as important as chemo/radiation, I kid you not.

I like the front end, the rear end is to "tight" for an American Muscle Car.

Ass-End looks wack.

I did, mainly because i refused to let it (Cancer) take my Dad, however the mental toll it took on me was enormous. In retrospect I wished I would have reached out to other people in my family. HOWEVER, most of those other people were "negative". Negative people in your life (or worse, in your family) + the stress of a loved one undergoing cancer treatment will literally push you to the brink of insanity. +1 on getting a positive network in place asap, while weeding out any negative individuals.

Father was diagnosed with Stage 3/4 Anal Cancer 6 years ago. Initial outlook was extremely grim. Glad to report that today (with the help of the James) he is 100% cancer free. A few things that will help you; As you/others have mentioned, Strength, Stay Positive no matter what. I can't tell you how many "false positives" we had along the way that could have bumped the cancer up to stage 4 (terminal), extremely nerve racking, but staying positive through it all is critical. Be prepared for false positives, be prepared for Doctors to assume the worst during initial tests. Ask questions and take thorough notes. You're going to have lots of meetings with various different doctors. Through those meetings you're more or less going to get a crash-course education in Cancer/Cancer treatment. Notes are imperative, not only for making the right decision, but for understanding what exactly is going on. Best of Luck, Prayers go out to you/wife/family.

Yeah he just sort of has that "i dont give a fuck about you or your property, im trying to get paid" look.

This is the dude, I wouldn't expect him to be alive much longer. Sooner or later someones going to shoot him. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2516220/Man-seizes-abandoned-family-homes-Ohio-whilst-owners-town.html

I consider him one of the worst Rappers of all time.

http://www.ohiogamefishing.com/photopost/watermark.php?file=52215

im glad im not the only guy on here that talks to dogs like that...

It all comes down to us getting demolished by the SEC in every prior bowl game. IF we get in this year we better win, or at least come within 7 (or less) points. If we get blown out by the SEC (or any team from the South) in yet another NC I don't see us going back for a very,very long time.

Yea, the first thing that came to mind was the California Bears punt return. NOBODY watching either of those games expected a return for the win.