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I didn't either until the link popped up on google. [emoji1787][emoji23][emoji23] I tried good RX first and it showed the medication and info, but not a price.

Found it on Amazon for $2100 a dose. Your post got me curious as to what my psoriasis medicine costs. Insurance made me switch from a medicine that cost $6000 a dose to one that costs around $15000 a dose. The $6000 medicine was a once a month shot. The $15000 medicine is a shot every 8...

I had to look it up, but never knew that Vermont had a natural gas line. Vermont usually does follow California on it's loonyness. I know the city of Burlington banned all gas powered lawn and landscaping equipment. Can't even run a generator if the power goes out without risking a fine.

It depends on the "Friend" 🤣😂😂🤣😂🤣🥳

We are lucky as far as LP goes. There's a small LP company about 3 miles up the road. They are pretty straight shooters. They sell you the propane tank. They don't rent or lease them. And it's the current price of propane when you get your tank filled plus a trip charge based on distance.

We are planning on 36" doorways and a roll in shower in the master bath. This way it won't cost much to handicap the bathroom and shower if needed later on.

We have a nuke plant supplying our area with power [emoji41][emoji41][emoji41] My gas bill to heat a 900 sqft apartment was $135 sixteen years ago. My electric bill to heat 2000 sqft house with a heat pump was $135 on average up until we sold it 4 years ago.

We didn't have AC in our homes in vermont either. Although I had an apartment that I sure wished I had a window unit for. We had a few weeks where it was absolutely miserable mid 90's during the day and low 80's at night. The rest of the time you were shutting your fan off in the middle of...

Thats why they make bifocals and trifocals. And most vehicles now have a digital speedometer that shows your speed in great big numbers in the middle of the guage cluster as well. People need to wear their glasses or get their eyes checked. My boss is that way. He wears reader's for computer...

We had emergency projections (red dots) across the bottom of the window accompanied by a loud beep beep beep to get your attention, in our Buick that we traded in a couple years ago. It was distracting when it triggered and the beep would scare the ever living crap put of you on top of it...

There was some serious growing pains and major billing mistakes when the local natural gas company was bought out by summit utilities. People went from a $200 gas bill to owing thousands over night and were having their gas shut off in the middle of winter over it. The state finally had to...

The trailers i've seen that work like that, usually the pilot car has the remote so they can steer the trailer around the object. There is a windmill propellor manufacturer near the entrance to the Arkansas river port where my shop is located. I've been stuck a few times for 25 minutes or so...

It's definitely not a cotton mouth.

For me growing up, the town pool was the warmest water. But that was when I was around 10yrs old. Before that it was a creek fed pond. The creek started as a spring about 2 miles up the hill from the pond, so the water was 55° [emoji3063][emoji3063][emoji3063] Same with the rivers on the...

I was always taught to engage pto at low rpm, ease out the clutch, and then run up the rpms. Heck, my Massey Hydrostatic has a clutch to engage and disengage the pto. So I engage at low rpm, ease out the clutch, then run my rpms up to PTO speed.