She leaves that stuff in there for several reasons:What's he saving in his teeth for later?
You mean to say... no one?
What is NEW about a hot dog?This was the best thumbnail choice. Really?
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Also WTF happens at 14:32-14:35-ish?
You hear a weird voiceover of Tim saying "cinnamon-y" (while his mouth is closed) and a hard cut (or whatever it's called)
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)Someone has probably already answered this, but Iām likely several pages behind. When I met my husband he was doing 5&10ks nearly every weekend. He was on a strict diet that was mostly grilled chicken. He built up to the half in Pittsburgh and nearly gave up because itās so hilly here. But he did it and then he eventually built up to doing a full out in Columbus where it was flatter. But it took him time to get there. On days in between actual races he was running neighborhoods and adding more distance each day or every few days. I really donāt see how Dim, whoās on a burger and fast food diet who also has 3 children to care for, is going to pull this off.A very good point, Iād need an ECV for at least a weekI figured races would have a tighter limit though (again, I donāt race, so totally ignorant)! I donāt see how Tim could suggest a 10k and a half are somehow similar? A half is more than twice the distance! Donāt people TRAIN for half marathons?
Sounds about white.While looking at a sign near a Nigerian mural, he canāt pronounce ādiasporaā (says dye-SPO-ra
Yes. Tim was spotted by Stanās as well as a Tattler or two. He was with Adam. Jenn did not seem to be in attendance.Wonder if they did the opening day of Flower & Garden today
Is this Tim's version of Victor Borge's inflationary language?
Again with his strange fork holding
Watched Timās solo DAK vlog. So bad. He just shoves 4 food items down his throat. Thatās all he does. Then he runs out.
While looking at a sign near a Nigerian mural, he canāt pronounce ādiasporaā (says dye-SPO-ra
He just needs to stop. Absolutely insufferable.
Hilarious! Thread title?
As much as I loathe agreeing with them...it really is that long. My son needs a pediatric dental surgeon and it's a 3mo wait from appointment to surgery. My husband needed a endocrinologist. Most have a 4mo wait. It's absolutely a nightmare getting care here now. To many people moved in
I don't think the problem so much is the wait, I don't know how long things take in the US I know in the UK it can vary on location, certain things can either take weeks or months depending on where you are, but for two that are so "set for life" an have no problem making that clear then they shouldn't be relying on I guess cheaper insurance where things will take months, I know here if you go private you can literally have anything sorted within a month, if I was "set for life" then I wouldn't be waiting about on the NHS where I could be months, I'd be going private, I think that's the problem with the slackers, they COULD go private an have J sorted asap but clearly they have probably bought the cheapest insurance they could get (or possible none) for him an this is maybe why they are months because they will be at the bottom for being seen as I assume how long it takes to get seen will depend on how high or low your insurance is
