Fact O' The Day

[Colorado700R]

never took that class

No shit crabman!! 

[Krandall]

I love cauliflower!

Remember the pictures/video in health/sex ed class and think about that statement.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

[Hefe]

yea... sorry bout the crabs

[Krandall]

'One Wii game is responsible for almost half of all Wii-related injuries.'


According to a study published by researchers at Northeastern Ohio Universities College of Medicine and Pharmacy (aka NEOUCOM), a full 46% of self-reported injuries occurring while playing the Wii console happened while playing Wii Sports Tennis.

[Peelz]

lol injured myself playing bowling once. And mariokart kills my eyes. 

[Krandall]

we should all kart it up soon again

[Peelz]

we should all kart it up soon again

played last night. you missed it... We had to bail on aaron ...kids had to go to bed.

[Hefe]

I got the invite, but had to pass

[Krandall]

Yeah, Aaron text me, but I was on the road driving home.

[Hefe]

I was at the Casino

[Krandall]

aren't you just Mr. Cool now...

[dragonz]

I was in Canada,
but I'm hoping for a cure tomorrow

[Krandall]

wtf are you doin in canada......

[Hefe]

aren't you just Mr. Cool now...

yes I am!

I was at the casino, for the most uncool reason

the wife had a 2 day "Hair show" that she was attending
so I met her over there and took her to dinner, then stayed the night
although the place was crawling with hairdressers everywhere.. so that wasn't too bad
and I walked out ahead... just a bit.. but still won!

[Krandall]

'No evidence exists to support the idea that a person should drink 8 glasses of water each day.'


Despite widespread acceptance, and despite the fact that many health professionals give this advice to patients, there is no clinical evidence behind this advice. Recently, Discover Magazine postulated that this misinformation may derive from a 1945 report that urged people to drink "one millimeter of water for each calorie of food" they eat, but while this totaled about eight glasses of water, the report also mentioned that some of that water is already in the food people eat.