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How Long Does Dilaudid Stay In Your Urine
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how long does a 8mg dilaudid pill stay in your urine stream? If the pill was taken approximately 8 days before a urine drugs screen will it show up on the test. I had only taken one or two pills/
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Verwon Says:
After 8 days, in theory, you should be fine. Like most other narcotics, the Hydromorphone in Dilaudid is usually detectable in a urine screen for approximately 4 to 5 days, after use.
However, there is no precise time frame, because individuating factors are always going to play a role, such as your metabolism, overall health, activity levels and etc.
Is there anything else I can help you with?
However, there is no precise time frame, because individuating factors are always going to play a role, such as your metabolism, overall health, activity levels and etc.
Is there anything else I can help you with?
Jennyjones Says:
I took a d 8 on friday eve will I pass a ur 2day please
AlwaystestingmyLuck Says:
If your not a heavy frequent user you should have passed. Let me know if you did I'm wonder if I just dif one just now will I pass a test Friday. Please reply ASAP
Kmfblas Says:
So I just got switched to Dilauded (8) after many years on oxycodone (30). My question is what is the average of how many a day people take? Four, six, eight?? They work very well, just not very long... If anyone has any input, I would appreciate it...
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jusheretohelp Says:via mobile
Omg u got switched that s*** ruined my life i lost my kid and everything all i did was wanna shoot dope i started off snorting roxy and of course that changed after i lost my kid. i just dident care anymore. untill i stuck myself in a rehab got help and my kid back but please i beg u becareful i was on the hard for 4 years str8
scalacmurillo Says:via mobile
A friend of mine went to hospital on Monday they tested him on Thursday and again on Monday and they said that he tested dirty for morphine but they gave him a shot of dilaudidcan. can he prove that he got a shot on Monday so he can show his program
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Just call medical records and or have them call after giving the hospital permission to give the information and ask for proof of any & all narcotics given during duration of stay time & dated & they have to give it to you
wendy Says:
Hi, I take hydromorphone 8mg and I take it every 4-6hrs. Originally, I used only 4 times a day but asked my dr if I could use it every 4 hrs if I needed to. I have never felt that I needed it more frequently than that. How often do you need to use it? You said that you felt that it never lasted that long? Just curious.
Dra Says:via mobile
Hey peeps. I'm 45 (Dra) I took or IV ed 8 mg D on Thurs. Morning , will ii fail ua tomorrow morning? I have not used in long time, well month or more , I'm on methadone , so it didn't touch me , I'm so stupid , but if your an addict, you know when things get nuts like my life , that's what we do , USE my mom is on her way out and I really don't want to get kicked out of clinic . Am I screwed . Please answer asap, I'm freakin out , and scared
Skyblu Says:
Hi , if it was a week ago today I highly doubt you will test positive. Good luck!!!
Dan Says:
hi, I am prescribed oxycodone and opana. I actualy take for serious back and leg pain due to a botched surgery and exasurbated by diabetis ( please excuse my bad spelling)I am on probation for a very small amount of pot. I found 2 8mg dilaudid pills from over a year ago and took one 2 days in a row last 2 and a half days ago. I was just called for a drug use evaluation tomorrow at 1:00pm. , what can I do to not have it show in my urine?
Lisa Says:
If you never took dilaudid in your life and you took one pill orally for pain on a Friday afternoon would you come up dirty on a urine screening on that monday morning?
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BBL Pipeline
Balgzand Bacton Line | |
Location of Balgzand Bacton Line
Location | |
Country | Netherlands, United Kingdom |
Coordinates | 52°53′20″N 3°05′43″E / 52.8890°N 3.0954°E |
General direction | east–west |
From | Anna Paulowna, Netherlands |
Passes through | North Sea |
To | Bacton Gas Terminal, United Kingdom |
General information | |
Type | natural gas |
Partners | Gasunie, E.ON Ruhrgas Transport, Fluxys |
Operator | BBL Company |
Commissioned | 2006 |
Technical information | |
Length | 235 km (146 mi) |
Maximum discharge | 16 billion cubic meters |
Diameter | 36 in (914 mm) |
Number of compressor stations | 1 |
Compressor stations | Anna Paulowna |
The BBL Pipeline (Balgzand Bacton Line) is a natural gas interconnector between the Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
Laying the pipeline between the compressor station at the Grasweg in Anna Paulowna (province of North Holland) and Bacton Gas Terminal started on 14 July 2006. The pipeline became operational on 1 December 2006.
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The overall length of pipeline is 235 kilometres (146 mi) of which around 230 kilometres (140 mi) is offshore. The pipeline's diameter is 36 inches (910 mm) and working pressure is 135 standard atmospheres (13,700 kPa). The initial capacity is 16 billion cubic meters (bcm) per year, which will be increased to 19.2 bcm by the end of 2010 by installing a fourth compressor at the compressor station at Anna Paulowna.[1] The direction of gas flow is from the Netherlands to the UK. The overall cost of the project was around €500 million.
Operating company[edit]
The BBL was developed and operated by the BBL Company. The main shareholder of the company is Gasunie with 60% of the shares, and gas companies E.ON Ruhrgas Transport and Fluxys both own 20%. Russian Gazprom has an option for 9%, in exchange for a 9% share of Nord Stream AG.[2] The BBL Pipeline would allow Gazprom to supply additional gas to the British market through the Nord Stream pipeline.
See also[edit]
- ^ "BBL pumps up the volume". Upstream Online (NHST Media Group). 2008-08-19. Retrieved 2008-08-19.
- ^ "Gazprom and Gasunie sign agreement on cooperation within Nord Stream and BBL projects". Gazprom. 2007-11-06. Archived from the original on 2008-03-04. Retrieved 2007-11-06.
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Shift in Pak attitude toward India
The Pakistani discourse will increasingly make the hardliners in our country look moronic. I took part in a TV programme on the talks in Delhi on Sunday, and it turned out to be a comical experience. I wouldn't be allowed to speak lest I probably rubbished what passes for informed discourse in our country regarding relations with Pakistan. The bewilderment is understandable — like when the train pulled out of the station and you're left behind on the platform staring at its rear end. Watch the u-tube – Part 1 and Part 2.
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SK Anand says
I think the Indian TV channels lack the maturity to cover sensitive aspects such as Foreign Affairs, Defence, and Economic Affairs. And that come from the fact that anchors would require a fair depth to inform the viewers and also involve in a discussion with the panelist.
They are best equipped to cover a scam or an election or a political issue, where they get views and counter views and some background music effect.
Saul says
The Kashmir issue, the Durrand line, the Palestine issue, the Kurdish issue (placed between 3-4 countries) and numerous others- all these issues were left by the British with the intention of interfering in these countries in the future. Continuing the tradition of rivalries between nations of the same region serves the geopolitical interests of the West, and not Asia. This can be seen with the bounty which was put on Hafiz Saeeds head right before Pakistan and India had a meeting.
If India was acting in its real interests, it would change its position on Afghanistan in order to develop good relations with the inevitable future government there (emphasis- it will not be Karzais). If Pakistan is acting in its true interest, then it will hold firm to closure of transit routes to NATO, and even go a step further, and cease all involvement in the NATO war in Afghanistan.
This is assuming these nations are acting in their interest, and not the interest of the West.
It is in the interest of regional nations to develop a common consensus against Western interference in the region whether that be by war in Afghanistan or steering others domestic, foreign, and economic policies.
Johan says
It would appear that, one, in the making is a very substantive improvement in relations between India and Pakistan and two, such an improvement is not pleasing to some vested interests*.
BTW, concerning the unspeakably simple conduct of the supposed moderator of that TV discussion, one could not escape the impression that he was following instructions. Who funds that channel?
*For those, in light of the world events, one may have to look even no further than 12047 kilometres away.
Balaji says
Sir, I saw your talk show. I remember when you were fighting for few secs and asking to be allowed to speak. Overall, I felt like egos were classing. May be you are over-judging the things and others are under-judging.
One must remember, politicians (with their stupid plans and advice from IFS, IAS who were sitting in ACs/Delhi Darbar) devised various strategies, went for well known Accord and what not. It took 4-5 years for son of soil Late Mr. Beant Singh and KPS Gill to identify the root cause and crush the militancy.
So, IFS and IAS may not be right every time. Such people mostly rely on secondary analysis (Reading newspapers and articles) etc.
No offense meant !!!
PS: I am regular reader of your blog.
Balan Iyer says
According to Aryn Baker,the famous columnist of Time Magazine,the Paki Civilian Govt is weak and spineless as nothing moves in Pakistan without the approval of Military.It is OK that the Civilian Govt wants to have a cosy and comfortable relationship with India;but does it meet the Military Approval?Remember Kargil Incident,post Nawaz Shariff-Vajpayee Samjotha Agreement.
vimal singh says
Never. All lies. Even if some want this in Pak, they can not bcos…. the forces in Pak are soo deply rooted in corruption and Terrorism they won;t allow.
Ibne Ashfaque says
Thanks Bhadrakumar. So long sane souls like yourself are around. I can at least dream of a day when Kashmir will be free of troops on either side of the line of control and will at least have autonomy to manage their local governments in peace and a person will casually take a bus from Delhi for Kabul via Lahore and Peshawar and hopefully the insanity at Siachen will have come to an end. God bless all.
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No one knows eight-time world champion surfer Kelly Slater better than Kelly himself. In this revealing and heartfelt illustrated tribute, written with surfing veteran Phil Jarratt, the world's best surfer riffs on a life filled with big wins, big money, and big loves. Interviews with friends and fellow surfers unearth juicy anecdotes, and hundreds of photographs-some never before published-capture the greatest victories and the quietest moments in equal measure. This beautifully produced book marks the first time Slater's story has been told in full colour, and reflects the latest twists and turns in an incredible and unconventional life.
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Had my car hit today by a hit and run driver in the parking lot. A witness said it was 2 women in a ford truck they hit and zoomed while I was at work. Come out to find out this happened to my baby.
PS Yes I have insurance
So far I think I will need:
A Bumper
Drivers Side Light
Possibly a quarter panel because that was hit too.
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anyone selling a rear bumper?
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Your damage is going to be high and may even be a write off \ total loss.
That rear quarter panel damage is going to be the main reason for it.
They are going to have to cut it, weld into it, and smooth and repaint it. There could be frame damage with that as well.
The trunk looks pushed in a bit too on that side, and the tail light looks cracked.
I would expect the damage to run somewhere around 6-7k. If you are going to fix this yourself... you might have to pull that fender out if possible and replace the bumper and tail light and see if the trunk lid closes and opens correctly. If not, you'll have to replace that too.
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I was thinking more of the 4-5k range. I got hit slightly forward of this in a parking lot (fender well) and it was around $800 for the rear quarter panel..which probably ended up being a bunch of bondo and pretty paint lol.
But anyways, if you want it to look perfect you will most likely need a new trunk. I would replace the rear bezel while youre at it and get the cts-v bumper instead...it costs the same new as regular bumper. Also you could find a tail light on ebay pretty cheap..
Best is to get a quote from insurance then go around and get a couple free cost estimates done from multiple shops on it.
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Around 6-8k easily. welcome to the world of owning a luxo car. Regardless of year.
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how many miles are on it? i would say 6-8 is what the insurance co will say, and then, if they don't total it, the autobody will find at least another 1000. and if you live in new york, then add another 2k just for the hell of it haha
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107k miles on my baby I have loved it since I have bought it low maintenance costs.
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You should go back to where you were hit and see if any businesses near by have outside cameras.. might get lucky and catch a license plate number of the truck containing the hit n runners! Everything has a camera on it now.. wouldn't be surprised if this works. I watch too much NCIS! lol~
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They do cops are pulling the footage.
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I'm with Tlorenzen, probably 4-5k. My car was hit twice in recent years, and one of the incidents included 2 doors and the quarter.
The general rule of thumb is 1k/per panel. I highly doubt it'll be totaled.
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2500-3300. The quarter isn't bad and the deck lid looks to be a simple pull. Id say No more than 8 hours bodywork replace light and bumper. The whole rear end and both quarters will need to be painted. If I had this in my shop on a Monday it would be out the door Wednesday.
Just my professional opinion. Costs will very in every city. And there is always more damage than you can see in a picture. Take my statement with a grain of salt.
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Purée the raspberries in a food processor or smash with a potato masher. Transfer them to a bowl or measuring pitcher with a pouring spout and add the simple syrup. Stir well and taste; significant seasonal variation in raspberries means the sweetness of your mixture may need tweaking. Add the cream and stir very, very minimally. The swirl effect in the finished pop is an aesthetic (and gustatory) effect really worth trying to achieve, and the act of pouring the cream into the molds will do a lot to homogenize the mixture, so don't overmix it.
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Meal-in-One Cast Iron Pork Chops
Swirling butter into the pan sauce of the savory-sweet pork chops makes smoother and richer.
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- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter (optional)
Preheat oven to 375 degrees. Heat a 12-inch cast iron skillet over high heat. Salt and pepper the chops on both sides. Swirl in olive oil and add chops to the skillet. Sear both sides, about 3 minutes each, to brown. Add anchovies to the center of the pan and allow them to melt.
Deglaze the pan with wine. Add the chicken stock, broccoli rabe, and raisins to the pan. Transfer to the oven. Cook until the chops register 140 degrees on an instant-read thermometer, 10 to 12 minutes. Remove the chops and broccoli rabe to a serving platter.
Optional pan sauce: Return pan to stovetop and reduce by half. Swirl in butter and pour over chops.
Reviews (2)
MOMX3 6 Jan, 2013
This is yet another fabulous recipe from Lucinda. Watching her prepare it (and re-watching the video on this site) always helps tremendously. I miss you Lucinda, your simple eloquence and family friendly recipes! This made 2 of my 3 children pork chop lovers. The pork chops taste restaurant-quality (heating the cast iron skillet well and TEMPERING THE MEAT!!). Whenever I use these kinds of tips (sprinkling salt from a distance, etc) I think of Mad Hungry! 5 stars!
Heather Wilhelm-Easley 16 Jun, 2012
I just made this recipe but I did not have raisins or broccoli rabe. I did have dried cranberries and kale which I used in place of the other ingredients. It was delicious! The pork chops were succulent and cooked perfectly, the cranberries added a sweetness that complemented the pork, and the kale absorbed the saltiness of the anchovies. This is a recipe that I will add to my repertoire. I am so glad that I have found Mad Hungry; it is my new favorite cooking show.


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Type | Feature Film |
MPAA Rating | NR |
Runtime | 1hr 15mins. |
Genres | Comedy, Romance, Short Film |
Keywords | N/A |
Status | Released |
US Release Date | N/A |
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607 - Bloodlust
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The melvin remarking that his girlfriend is too young to know as much about corsets as he does is one of the more baffling moments in any MST3K movie.
It sounds like the floutist from this film's soundtrack went on to play in Manos!
This movie works best when taken with at least 1 large bag of chronic.
1:19 the crossbow is "loaded", he takes off the bolt and slides it into his inside jacket pocket, scraping his neck as he does so. THe razor-sharp tip fails to leave a mark. At 1:21 he arrives at the fallen guard with the bow in about the same position but the string is now slack. And the rifles...no bullets...they're useless to us otherwise -- couldn't be used as a club or anything -- ! So many, many doors from behind which to jump out and clobber an old man...
At 1:30 he attempts to put the bolt in without pulling the string back. At 1:31 we see the string back and in the "loaded" position but the bow itself is out straight...and you can't "remove the firing pin" from a revolver without a hack-saw. But Mrs. Basehart is right: they're all ready for some complicate skit and..."It was me." Ha!!!
Our tour guide is the absolute worst,
Feeding us to a rich man's bloodthirst.
I'm sure to be snuffed
And then mounted and stuffed,
If my shirt doesn't strangle me first.
the MJP/Pearl character was the beginning of the end for me. Frank and Dr.Forrester eventually leave the show and that's when the intro segments aren't really funny anymore as far as I'm concerned. I started skipping Pearl's segments because she's just not funny.
I like how in the 'educational' short they completely ignore the fact that cattle evolved to eat grass and and being fed grain makes them horribly ill.
AAAaHHHH Anarchy! ANARCHY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ...Now promenade!
"Dr. Forrester, perhaps no other individual embodies the style, panache, and verve of the elegant sport of polo more than you."
- Gypsy
No no no, silly bad guys! You forgot to install the sharpened stakes in your pitfall trap!
Lol when Gypsy says bitch that was awesome! This must have been that period in the 90's when certain 'mild' cuss words suddenly started becoming OK to say on T.V.
there's something i have to tell you....radishes make me burp!
at 58 minutes, the part where he throws them the unloaded gun... In a realistic situation chunk beef-flex 1 foot away from him would have just destroyed the unarmed old man.
"If there were any ninnies out here they'd have... been trying to sell us hand-painted coconuts by now."
Ah, the casual racism of 60's cinema.
1:16:55 There's no bend in that crossbow.
John the Baptist was in the New Testament, not the Old.
Okay gang let's split up. Muscles and Judo will go together and the second group will consist of Timid and Wimpy.
56:20 Was that the horse statue from the Brady Bunch?
27:50 Ah, Crow, put your legs together man!
Well, we get a glimpse of why Dr. Clayton Deborah Susan Forrester turned out the way he did. I'm sure it won't last long, but for this episode I do feel sorry for the mad whose mother wanted a daughter.
OK, the rats. Fancy rats are domesticated and far removed from their wild, aggressive, sewage encrusted, disease carrying ancestors. Besides being obviously well-fed and docile, they chose WHITE rats? Just another example of poor casting.
Egads! We have a working dog and cat. Actually, pigs are clean animals, the most disgusting ones are chickens.
At 42:40, after Tom's toe jam joke, you can hear a woman laughing. Did someone in the studio laugh and their mics picked it up?
~27:00 Crow has a Leg up--actually 2 of 'em up... he may as well sing when ever he sings whenever he Siiiiings!
Crow in khakis... but still shirtless...hmm?
It's amazing that the stocky, elderly villain is able to take five people hostage by surrounding himself with them, standing within arm's reach of four of them, holding a single pistol up to the big guy and craning his head around to talk to the people behind him, all while his unarmed minion stands about twenty feet away. Even without the revelation that the pistol was unloaded the whole time, it's a wonder that our heroes didn't end the movie right there.
The "my mermaid outfit" riff slays me for DAYS after I watch this one.
I am told Vincent Price was originally cast in the Dr. Balleau role, but once filming began Robert Reed's incessant pit stains kept putting him off his lunch until he finally walked off the picture.
Uncle Jim's farm AKA Parents too cheap to put their kids in summer camp.
One of the best episodes, period. Short AND movie. Both brilliant.
...public service videos from the fifties and sixties make me want to burn things...
I can't believe there are two links for people who want to "enjoy" Bloodlust in all of its original, uninterrupted glory.
00:27:36 - "Vegables!" Like Lunchables™ for vegetarians... or something...
Starting at around 9:45, farmer Jim tells the kids what their dairy cows eat. I wish America's cattle still ate like this, and not ground up bits of dead cows. It's so disturbing that they'd make cattle unwitting cannibals. They're herbivores, for goodness sake! Now in order to be certain you're buying products from cows that haven't been fed this kind of crap, you have to buy expensive organic. It's such a shame.
In the beginning segment, when Tom Servo reads his part, he's reading right to left! Trace got it backwards!
aw... ive never seen this one and it completely ends at 1:20. anyone have a full one they can upload? :(
Ok, so, when Mike talks about going off and being Kenny G...what the heck? Is there some context for that I missed? I've watched this episode many times and I still don't get it.
Uncle Jim's Dairy Farm is, in my humble opinion, the best riffed short of the entire series. It's only a couple of minutes long but has at least five laugh out loud moments. Honorable mention to Mr. B Natural but Uncle Jim is top of the heap !
Dang....Gypsy FLIPS in the opening....she usually doesn't go off like that...
The 2nd intermission..... ah.... the "HOE - DOWN",(and I DON'T mean one of the sista's been shot on a corner) that vomits into a MOSH pit,.... well, ummmmm....
The mystery murder dinner party sketch is one of my absolute favorites. Short, sweet and hysterical. Brilliant character based comedy. One of the things that was so great about this show was the consistency of the characters. Love em all!
Riffs you quote here will appear randomly in the above.
"It was fun too, especially riding the horses."
Why it's a wonder cities even exist.
"You'll be able to do it by the end of the summer."
Tonight on ESPN 2, Hayloft Rope Swinging! You better watch, 'cause it might happen...
Well, now how about me? Do I care for a drink? Well, I oughtn't, but... Well, I'll have what I'm having.
'I can't go on pretending to be a useless drunk!' - It's fun for a while, but my Liver keeps shutting down...
I want you to be alive when I break up with you.
I just changed out of my smoking jacket.
"… No more bottles." The captain can rectify that.
"…he also protects the family." From rival farm-gangs.
"You don't think... You don't mean... You mean that..."
- Well, you don't think that... you're not saying... it's not true that...
Unfortunately they landed on Bikini Atoll in 1947.
They found the tree of interminable dialogue.
Tonight: Love and the Landing at Normandy!
Crow - "I could make play suits for the children." (from The Sound of Music)
"So why this symbolism? Did Christ hunt people on deserted islands?"
"It would be too bad to come all the way to this island and not see the boiled head!"
"The first thing we do..."
"Let's kill all the lawyers."
"G'bye! We'll send you that arm if we find it!"
"So long, you corn-shuckin' suckers!"
"Back home, a Hershey's™ truck has overturned and everyone's gettin' all the free chocolate they want!"
"I find that I can sit for hours and not make a single sound..." - Why don't you demonstrate?
Already the children have disturbed Uncle Jim. Uncle Jim is an edgy man who should not be riled.
So it turns out 'rosebud' was his sled! And then, The Crying Game, well turns out the chick had a... HEY HEY! That's enough.
Now I understand why he's so sick! Boy, I'm tempted to call her something that rhymes with bitch!
See? We dump this stuff in the creek, and the government pays us for it!
C'mon, make with the fright already!
Yeah, bring on the scare!
See? I knew he was only kidding. Why that thing's just a toy, it couldn't kill anyone. You're forgetting about the boiled heads aren't you ?
Pete, drop down and see if you can see any signs of them. Why don't you drop down and kiss my pink behind ?!
Cadavers for Algernon.
Indiana Nerd and the Temple of Dork.
"He is more than a pet; he also protects the family." From rival farm gangs.
"Betty helped Jane take care of the baby lamb." And prepare a mint sauce.
"You hunted these people down? And killed them??" AND finished your degree?!?
Y'now Andy - I think maybe Betty and George would like to see the hayloft! Whaddya think?
Heh heh heh...uhhh... Nnnnot really- Is there anything on TV?!
"I can't go on forever pretending to be a useless drunk." Fun for awhile but my liver keeps shutting down.
Ding, Ding, Ding, Ding! Well whata know somebody fell in the thresher again.
Please, uh, BEAR with me folks! Hey, didja know in college I was an Ursa Major?! I'm kidding! {drum roll}
Yeah, women know nothing about underwear.
Ah yes, now's the time for Uncle Jim's fundamentalist dogma!


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Plot Development? In THIS Book?
I'm so grateful for Sam Humphries to FINALLY answer some questions that he brought up in the first issue. Oh man, did Bishop have a rough time before he shows up in Uncanny X-Force #1. I really liked that Humphries bothered to give that whole area of the story a meaningful backstory, as opposed to just "Bishop was taken over by a mutant." I wasn't expecting the explanation, and I'm excited at the ideas that this issue raises.
Good lord, Adrien Alphona is perfect for drawing the mindscape portions (the majority of) the book. I really like the cascade of images on page 3, the bear at the top of page 13, the bear (again) at the bottom of page 16 and Psylocke throughout the issue. She's drawn like an awesome, badass ninja. Dexter Soy also did some good work in this issue. He's no Ron Garney, but his art was a great contrast for Alphona's mindscape.
I don't like the idea that Puck is willing to tie up Spiral, but then turns around and drinks Jagermeister with her. It doesn't make sense that he, or anyone really, would do that. Puck isn't on her side in any way. Dumb point, Humphries.
How do Spiral and Puck miss the disappearance of Psylocke (in the real world)? I mean, she's right there! Yeah, they're both drunk as...all-get-out...but, she was three feet away! Three. Feet. And Spiral couldn't possibly have been that drunk, because she was tied up the entire time. Unlike Puck, she wouldn't have been able to drink at will, and you know that Puck would be hogging the bottle. I feel like that was an excuse to have Psylocke fall into the hands of another character. I know it needed to happen, for the sake of a side-story, but there had to be a better way.
Side note (and in no way related to the final score): PSYLOCKE AND FANTOMEX NEED TO GET BACK TOGETHER. Thank you for your time.
There's a bigger story at play here, and we're finally getting to see some of it. Finally. Though my favorite pairing in recent memory still isn't a thing, I liked this issue. Adrien Alphona is great, Dexter Soy serves his purpose well, and I can't wait for the next one.