nuraman00
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Sometimes I'd be the ball boy because I liked to pass the ball,
Did you like to rebound?
Did you do the Malone swinging elbows after grabbing a rebound?
Sometimes I'd be the ball boy because I liked to pass the ball,
Doesn't a trainer need some kind of medical background? Do you have a medical background?
Did you like to rebound?
Did you do the Malone swinging elbows after grabbing a rebound?
Glad you like it. One of the best you've had, maybe?
Here are the Ninkasi's I recommend:
* Believer Double Red
* Tricerahops
* Oatis Oatmeal Stout
Stay way from the Total Domination IPA, and the Radiant Ale.
I was in the student athletic program. I also had a Medical Assisting license from a vocational program in high school.
Trying the Total Domination and it sure does suck. Bitter. Reminds me of the beer Jim Carey gave to the highway patrolman in Dumb and Dumber.
So if there was a random gendered tennis player that needed some cream rubbed on that player's thighs, you would be licensed to do that, and the player wouldn't have to worry as much about a potential pervert, in you, pretending to be a trainer?
You can also use that magic spray, or clean up blood cuts, etc?
BTW I was asking a serious question about the thigh cream. Tennis players use it to control, prevent, or assuage cramps.
So would you be licensed to apply it?
I mean, sometimes a tournament has its own trainer, rather than allow personal trainers. So if you were the trainer for a tournament, and were on-call, could you do those types of random activities that they might ask for?
I accumulate sick and work days like a madman, only taking them if I'll lose them. Sick days and vacation days had their limits of when you had to use them. Sick days, I believe was shorter expiration date. They allowed it, but didn't like you adding them together, but I assume they didn't like time off altogether. It's harder for a company to adjust to two weeks, than one day, depending on your projects. They included it as an option because they knew it was a desired thing by employees.
I was thinking that Corbin might do alright as his assistant.
Yeah, but he'd have a problem with only sending the older kids in or rotation issues on who could cross with who. It reminds me of the riddle where you need to get the wolf, the sheep, and the hay across the river but you can only take you and one other each trip. If you take the hay to avoid the sheep from eating the hay, the wolf eats the sheep. If you take the wolf, the sheep eats the hay. If you take the sheep, you're fucked. I don't know. I forgot about why you couldn't take the sheep first.
Oh, I remember. You take the sheep over to the other island and then go back and pick up the wolf. Then leaving the other island, you take back the sheep, drop him off at the first island. Take the hay to the other side. Drop that off, go back and get the sheep. Once you get there, the wolf eats you and the sheep before the sheep can get much hay. My answer was to let the sheep eat the hay and the wolf eat the sheep and then, if the wolf doesn't take a shit, all three technically made it across the river. My second answer was to put the wolf and hay in your right pocket and the wolf in your left.
1. Why wouldn't the wolf just eat you on the way over across the river? If the wolf is that dangerous, then why transport the wolf in the first place? Is the wolf smart enough to know she or he needs you to cross the river?
2. Your answer was:
A. Take sheep over.
B. Take wolf over, but bring sheep back to island 1.
C. Take hay over.
D. Take sheep over.
What about this slight alteration?
A. Take sheep over.
B. Take hay over, but bring sheep back to island 1
C. Take wolf over.
D. Take sheep over.
Does that have the same ending too, where the wolf eats the sheep, as the sheep eats the hay?
Here's a Lego version:
If I were the wolf, I'd eat the hay just out of principle to show that you are not manipulating me with your logic and relying upon you assumptions that I won't eat the hay. Personally, he should have sent the wolf and the hay over, have the hay drive the boat back, and then take the sheep over, and have the wolf drive the boat back, and then have the sheep drive back empty handed, and you take the wolf over, and go back empty handed to grab the sheep.