I actually don't have a problem with this type of bottle.Or just tell the pharmacy to not use the child proof bottles.
I actually don't have a problem with this type of bottle.Or just tell the pharmacy to not use the child proof bottles.
Any pill bottles I ever had that were like that had a lid with threads on the top that you just turned over and screwed into the bottle to eliminate the latch.They also make good cups, for people who take multiple pills at a time.
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At age 50,About1516 years ago when I was 50, I was running across a store parking lot and decided to jump the jersey barrier they have to separate vehicles from people coming out of the store. I was in midair when I thought "What are you DOING!?!?! You aren't 20 anymore!"
Rather than clearing it I dropped my feet onto the barrier, slowing myself down.
Somehow it kept me from falling flat onto my face from a full jump.
That was what Moss posted, which I replyed to.Any pill bottles I ever had that were like that had a lid with threads on the top that you just turned over and screwed into the bottle to eliminate the latch.
I keep a cheap wire cutter handy and cut the stupid plastic latch off. Victory against the safety knot-ZsSome might know this already...
Once you get the pill bottle open, and you're sure there aren't going to be children around, just turn the lid over.
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How can you tell which one is the head nurse at the hospital? She's the one wearing knee pads...Did you give a pair to your wife?![]()
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That’s a term of my parent’s generation (born 1940), I remember hearing it as a kid. But having looked it up at some point as an adult, I never really understood the point of the word, as it literally means “any spirit with any soda in a tall glass”.YKYAOW.... someone asks for a wine highball and you know what they mean.![]()
A former boss of mine was into body building when he was young, and still in good shape at age 60-something, when he wiped out running up a spiral staircase one day. Showed up at work on crutches, and we all took our turns jabbing at him about getting old.About1516 years ago when I was 50, I was running across a store parking lot and decided to jump the jersey barrier…
Eggs Benedict! You know, the slightly less healthy sibling, served with ham and Hollandaise sauce.Breakfast 2 poached eggs and I have not heard of poached eggs in 30 years…
Most every house I've lived in had low enough ceilings that if I tried to run up or down stairs I'd hit my head. House I grew up in had a very narrow stairway, and the steps weren't all evenly spaced so no running on that unless you wanted to get downstairs really fast.In the family home growing up I would run up and down the stairs skipping steps… don’t know when that exactly stopped but I hold onto the banister now!
I think repeating this at work would lead to hospital termination.How can you tell which one is the head nurse at the hospital? She's the one wearing knee pads...
I always note that whenever I have to take a online ****** harassment class, EVERY woman they show is smoking hot. The men look like models as well LOLI think repeating this at work would lead to hospital termination.
A few years ago a huge floral arrangement was delivered to one of our young nurses… a doctor noticed and ask who died… the nurse said her boyfriend sent them… the doctor said you must be a very good girlfriend…
That banter landed the Doctor in hot water with HR…
Yet the female employees that swoon over firefighters or paramedics always get a pass…
… said Robespierre? Said Karl Marx? I’d bet Aristotle himself once claimed this.The damage to society has already been done.
I was commenting on the Political Correctness that has stifled society. I am for fairness and equality, also for freedom of expression as long as it does not harm someone. These days we are talking on eggshells. First, our speech is controlled. Eventually, our every action and thought. Slippery slope.… said Robespierre? Said Karl Marx? I’d bet Aristotle himself once claimed this.It goes right along with “kids today”, first uttered by Adam or Eve.
If you have a brain to use, you generally won't have a problem speaking.I was commenting on the Political Correctness that has stifled society. I am for fairness and equality, also for freedom of expression as long as it does not harm someone. These days we are talking on eggshells. First, our speech is controlled. Eventually, our every action and thought. Slippery slope.
Is your name Karen?If you have a brain to use, you generally won't have a problem speaking.
Of course the hospital example given may be out of control, but you have every right not to work there.
Not hardly. Is you're name frogger?Is your name Karen?