Is teddyyy confirmed a real person?

****ing estonians

i have not been annoyed for so long time

I was annoyed 5 minutes ago when I almost got on the wrong bus

wolfy

it wasn't my fault I promise

what else is new I've tried to keep up with this thread

Mine are 50 cents each. You're getting Gucci avocados.

Marco Battaglini

Johnny Football and the Aggies are about to thrash the Ole Miss Rebels.

GIG 'EM

it would hurt me more to line the pockets of monsanto than to pay $2 for an avocado

what do you think of debeers

unfortunately along with the cheapness of this bus comes along a certain demographic that talks super loud in public places

YES YES YES they got off at Mohegan. thank raptor christ

lol @ $2 avocados

yet by not purchasing conventionally-grown produce you are failing to support millions of indigent itinerant farmworkers and small Mexican growers (afaik most CA avocados are grown in Mexico).

that's like saying you weren't supporting the cotton picking slaves in the south in 1840 if you boycotted their products.

and? what do you think happens to out-of-work slaves?

amp, you should go buy some sex slaves from eastern europe. you wouldn't want them to go hungry

keeps them from getting fat tho

I need some advice.

As you may recall, around this time last year I had a fungal infection in one of my big toenails which took quite some time and effort to kill off. The nail was starting to come loose and the doctor told me that it would almost certainly fall off. It never did, but the healthy nail began growing sorta underneath the rotted and infected nail, and as the healthy nail grew it pushed the unhealthy nail out towards the end of my toe. However, I haven't noticed any movement at all for the past 4 months or so. I've gently pried at the unhealthy part to see if it will just fall off like it was supposed to do a long time ago, but it still seems to be attached to the healthy part of the nail somewhat firmly.

I'm confused at what is happening here. Surely my toenail must still be growing. And there aren't any signs around the nail to indicate that there is something wrong. But I cannot figure out why the unhealthy part of the nail has stopped moving if it is still attached to the part of the nail that is growing. Anyone seen anything like this before?

a foot doctor may have

I would assume the healthy nail is growing underneath the dead one but I'm obviously just guessing

sounds like you got a bad toenail

we need pictures to solve this