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As we're getting into deeper, murky waters, I regret relating these bases to my youth. I'm really nervous when it comes to discussing my own personal experiences with things that may be deemed inappropriate. But I promised you juicy, so let's get to it. Fingers crossed that my family, future editors and supervisors are not reading. Man, how do actors get naked in movies or say awkward things? It's so uncomfortable. I'm doing this for the sake of my writing craft. That is it.
Second Base: How can I say this delicately... Second Base is simply when a boy's hands wander up a girl's shirt.
My First "Second Base" Experience: Sadly, unlike my lovely First Base situation with Eddie, this experience was awful. It wasn't welcomed and to this day, I regret that first Second Base date being with someone I had absolutely no interest in. He sickened me. He was unattractive and pushy. His name was Frank. I hate the name Frank. Sorry if that's your name, but I truly hate that name and this particular disgusting creature I knew for all of Thanksgiving weekend, 1986.
When: Wednesday November 26, 1986, 9th grade
Where: Sports night at the big Catholic high school I attended that that year.
With Whom & How: Frank was friends with a boy who attended our school. Frank was from Queens and went to a different private high school called Archbishop Molloy. Boys from Queens were usually bad news. They were city kids and much more advanced than we Long Islanders were.
Long story short, he suggested we go for a walk and get some air. Bad move on my part. However, my two girlfriends paired off with the other two boys and went off into the night. The next thing I know we're sitting under a tree and he's planting some crazy kisses on me. I attempted to dodge him but was oddly curious at the same time. Afterward one of the girls gave him my number, against my wishes. If you're a fan of MTV's Jersey Shore, you'll understand that I took a grenade for those girls!
That Friday (the day after Thanksgiving, school is closed obviously) Frank the Skank called me. He told me the other girls and his buddies were going to see Soul Man at the local movie theater. I loved Tommy Howell, so that was the highlight of the triple date. About twenty minutes into the movie, I ended up at Second Base. Trust me, I did everything to fight this clown off, but back then I was much more passive than I guess I am today.
I remember he smelled of Noxzema cleansing cream and Peanut Butter. To this day the smell of Noxzema makes me want to hurl. The thought of his grimy paws on me makes me wanna hurl. The thought of me trying not to make a scene while pushing those grimy paws off of me makes me wanna hurl. I only wish that first "Second Base" happened with a boy I actually liked since I don't even remember who the next guy was. At 13, I wasn't ready and I didn't like him.
So there you have it. Second Base. Remember your first time sliding into Second?
17 comments:
- Copyboy said...
Not the cold shower that the first episode was...but it made up for it in humor. BTW...Soul Man was/is one of my favorite movies of all time. Owned it on video.
- May 1, 2010 at 12:03 AM
- Still On The Verge said...
Ok, I love your blog. I am following you, even if it is killing me since I have four daughters!!! LOL
Lydia - May 1, 2010 at 12:21 AM
- Mamma has spoken said...
WOW you remember this? I have no recall of my first first base, nor my first second base, can't wait to hear about third base!
- May 1, 2010 at 12:38 AM
- Powdered Toast Man said...
I had a good first 2nd base experience but I'm a guy so it's pretty much guaranteed for me. Good thing my girl was willing.
I hope Frank reads you blog. - May 1, 2010 at 1:32 AM
- RawknRobynsGoneBlogWild said...
What a disgusting pig he was. Sorry. Second base can otherwise be so heavenly.
Robyn - May 1, 2010 at 2:38 AM
- Kristen said...
HI! I am over from FF, I am loving your candid honesty. I will stay tuned to see what other bases you cover :)
- May 1, 2010 at 8:12 AM
- sara said...
Came over from FF, and laughed out loud. Can't wait to have the time to read through and catch up!
- May 1, 2010 at 8:46 AM
- Joy said...
I never saw Soul Man and I don't even remember my first "slide into second"! LOL Although I'm sorry to hear your experienced sucked so bad. Dang.
On a happy note, you got yourself some Ring Pops! Please email me with your mailing info. I'm at email@example.com. - May 1, 2010 at 10:59 AM
- FabuLeslie said...
Oh Geez! I had a Fred in 4th grade snap my bra over and over again and it was so embarrassing! No one else was wearing even training bras then! And I hate the name Fred now because of that dirty, yucky boy. You're my hero for sharing these stories. I gotta get some guts and join you! :) Thanks.
- May 1, 2010 at 1:33 PM
- Charlotte said...
Wow! This brings back memories!I remember I never used to let boys get to second base... we'd make out and I'd let them touch my bum, but breasts were sacred! I suppose I felt I had to draw the line somewhere.
My first second base was really amazing, so much I'm happy I chose to wait 'till someone came alone who I actually fancied enough to let them grab my little fifteen year old fried eggs! - May 1, 2010 at 2:44 PM
- Jane said...
Ok, I am a date person. But I couldnt even tell you within a month or two of my first second base experience
- May 1, 2010 at 6:40 PM
- Teresa @ Grammy Girlfriend said...
Love your blog...am a new follower...
Have 2 great giveaways that I am drawing for on Sunday night
http://grammyababychangeseverything.blogspot.com/2010/04/oh-happy-day-and-giveway-no-two.html - May 1, 2010 at 9:53 PM
- Big Mama Cass said...
My first read of your blog. Very interesting. I will be back for more. I wish I had kept all of my diaries from years past. I had this weird ritual till about 20 of burning them as soon as was through with one and moving on to another. I was petrified of anyone ever reading them. But I wish I could read them again. I kept a journal from the time I could write until just a few years ago when I started to blog. Now I rarely write in them.
The first time I went to second base, I was asleep on a couch at a party and when I woke up the boy I was seeing at the time was not only going to 2nd (while I was SLEEPING) but even to 3rd! I jumped up in a panic and FREAKED out on him! LOL It was madness. That was the last time I saw him until he sent me a friend request on facebook a few months ago *gasp* !! - May 2, 2010 at 12:46 PM
- Krista said...
Teenage boys are creeps! Selfish, horney creeps. :P
- May 2, 2010 at 11:49 PM
- Mainland Streel said...
You're really courageous for sharing this stuff, Ally. :)
- May 3, 2010 at 10:12 AM
- ScoMan said...
Told you I'd be back.
I lost most of that post after "Peanut butter".. I love peanut butter. Those two words turn my brain to much.
Anyway, it sounds like you were very passive. Way too passive.
But so am I. And that's why some creep in Canberra has pictures of me. (Not as bad as it sounds) - May 4, 2010 at 4:32 AM
- ASBLACKASOBAMA said...
Mmmmm.... Peanut butter and noxema.... Sounds like the worst combo ever.... lol
- May 4, 2010 at 5:37 AM


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SAVANNAH RIVER, Ga. -- It was last Saturday night when thousands of fish started washing up in Brier Creek near the Richmond/Burke County line. The Environmental Protection Division did not issue any advisories for swimming nor for eating the fish.
One week later, there's still no answer as to what killed fish in the tributary of the Savannah River. News 12 took a trip down the Savannah and caught up with the Riverkeeper, Tonya Bonitatibus. The Georgia Environmental Protection Division has given her some new information.
"We've heard that it was a drop in the pH that killed the fish. The cause of that drop in pH -- we still believe is Aluminum Sulfate," she said.
She says that Aluminum Sulfate, or Alum, came from one of the local kaolin mines, but EPD continues investigating, and she's growing frustrated with their response.
"There was no fish advisory warning, there was no stay-out-of-the-creek warning, there was no don't-drink-out-of-this-creek warning," said the Riverkeeper.
She says the City of Waynesboro was left in the dark by EPD, too.
"The City of Waynesboro did not know, and they were not told even two days after the fish kill started. Their drinking water comes directly from that creek, downstream from the kill," Bonitatibus said.
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Just yesterday, the Ogeechee Riverkeeper filed a lawsuit against EPD. She's upset that after the largest fish kill in Georgia's state history last May, a textile company she and many others believe is responsible is only paying back $1 million. Now, with a fish kill even closer to home, Bonitatibus says she may have to file a similar suit.
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What's it all mean? We don't know quite yet
Enjoy it while you can because you never know when the Raptors are going to fall down again. |
So they batter the Bulls and crush the Kings and all's well in the world, right?
Maybe. Maybe not.
This is a pretty telling week coming up, the Nets on the road, Bucks and Magic at home and check back here during the Super Bowl to find out whether this thing is turned around or if beating two weak opponents was nothing special.
I have a feeling that it's more turned around than anything but, as we've seen a lot this year, sometimes this group doesn't handle success as well as it should. But today's a good day in Raptor land and enjoy it while you can.
On to the stuff:
Action: JO's double-double.
Reaction: They were watching in Miami.
Make no mistake about it, if Pat Riley calls today and says the O'Neal-Marion-bit parts deal's a go, Bryan signs off immediately.
Yes, the injury to Hump clouds the front-court issue in Toronto if Jermaine ends up with the Heat but the GM here can't be all that worried about the next month when it comes to getting the financial flexibility – not to mention a 30-something game upgrade at the small forward spot – afforded by the proposed trade, which is very, very much still on the front burner.
If Toronto had to go a month or so with a frontcourt rotation of Bosh, Bargnani, Voskuhl with Marion sliding to the four for a few minutes a night, I'm pretty sure they could live with it given what they'd be able to do with player acquisitions in the summer.
And I will reiterate one more time: Having substantial cap room this summer is not only about signing free agents so if you look at the list and are underwhelmed, don't worry.
It's more about having the chance to obtain guys in trades as anything which opens up a whole raft of other possibilities.
O'Neal looked exponentially more comfortable yesterday than he did on Friday in Chicago or Wednesday in Detroit and you can be sure there's a tape of the game floating around the Heat offices.
How much of a grind has it been lately? Not having games today or tomorrow is the first time the Raptors have had more than one day between games since they were off Dec. 23, 24, 25.
I know us grunts are glad to be not getting on a plane or going to a game for 48 hours, I can just imagine how welcome a break this is for the guys who actually have to take the pounding on the court night in and night out.
Action: Bargnani's rebounding
Reaction: Everybody chill
Much has been made about the kid's rebounding prowess but, really, there's much more to it than just his numbers.
In the 15 games he's started since Dec. 31, when Jermaine O'Neal first missed a game with the knee injury, not only has he averaged about seven boards a game (not bad for a third year centre who does his best work about 20 feet from the basket), Toronto's out-rebounding the opponent in nine of those games.
A couple of times yesterday, and a couple I remember clearly in Chicago, he's held his man off by effecting boxing out while someone else got the board, which is just want you'd want him to do.
No, he's not an Italian Rodman or anything but he's certainly not a huge liability on the boards.
A question of time:
Q: Nice back to back wins.. Now that Jose is back and AP is handling the majority of the backup PG minutes, do you think that coach Triano will think about deactivating Solomon or Ukic (probably Solomon at this point)? Seems like a waste to have 2 backup PGs on the bench that aren't playing that much.
Tommy P, Edmonton
A: No reason to de-activate anyone, they can dress 12 and someone's got to play the final 90 seconds of a rout. Besides, deactivate them for who? With Hump hurt, they've only got 12 guys.
And I think Roko's going to keep getting four or five first-half minutes a night as they balance the Calderon-Parker minutes.
But from now on, with so much in the balance over the final 36 games, AP's going to be the primary backup.
I know the Oklahoma Thunder have one less victory but to these eyes the Sacramento Kings are the worst team in the NBA by a wide margin. A very wide margin.
And I have no idea how they're going to get better. Sure, Kevin Martin's okay (he's a pure scorer and having one of them always helps) but beyond that? Marginal talent, at best.
Once John Salmons puts his head down and starts dribbling he never, ever passes (maybe God did everybody a favour by, as he puts it, telling him to renege on the Raptors); point guard play is spotty at best, Brad Miller's at the end of a pretty good career and the bench is brutal.
That team's a long, long, long, long way from even sniffing the post-season.
Oh, and here's how they wrote up yesterday's affair.
Back to the mail:
Q: Hey Doug, is Jeff Van Gundy losing his mind, or does he just try to be funny? Aside from his preference for Varejao over Bosh for the All-Star Gme he always seems to have odd suggestions and opinions about the game. Everyone is entitled to an opinion, but with some of the things he suggests, I don't know if he is nuts or some sort of visionary.
Alessio G, St. Catharines
A: I heard that Jeff said he'd take Varejao over Bosh and wonder what kind of hallucinogens they're putting in the ABC catering truck. Anderson Varejao's a pretty good player but he can't tie Bosh's shoelaces.
But Jeff's an entertaining analyst and, if he gets people talking, isn't he just doing his job?
There is nothing quite like garbage time in the NBA, is there? I don't imagine too many of you saw it, but sitting in this place with lots of TVs late last night, the end of the Clipper-Golden State game was hilarious.
Only at the end of a blowout would you see 7-1 Clipper Chiekh Samb hoist a three-pointer and get up about three shots in the final minute of a game or watch Marcus Williams of the Warriors throw some goofy behind-the-back pass to someone sitting in about the second row of the seats.
Classic garbage time.
Speaking of classic garbage time, I love Nate Jawai and hope he has a good and long career but his Toronto debut isn't going to be memorable.
A foul, an airball and getting dunked on in less than two minutes isn't going into the highlight Hall of Fame.


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History of Thomas L. Leonard (1844-1928) of Lorain County, Ohio
Thomas L. Leonard (b. 12 Dec. 1844, m. Molly Thornburg 1873, d. 1928), born in Washington County, Pennsylvania, like his father and grandfather before him, was the ninth of nine children born to William and Mary Van Ort Leonard of Somerset township. Little is known of Mollie Thornburg, other than her birth in October of 1857 in Ohio. She may or may not have been the daughter of Samuel and Lucinda Thornburg of New Market township, Highland County, Ohio.
Census Summaries for Thomas L. Leonard1850 - The 1850 census lists Thomas' family in Somerset township, Washington County, PA. His father William, 45, is a farmer, mother Mary is also 45. They list $1780 in real estate. Thomas, 6, is listed as one of six children still living at home. Oldest brother Edmund (b. 1825) has married and moved away from home. Brothers Isaac (b. 1827 or 1830) and James Herron (b. 1842) are missing in this census, but would reappear later. [Thomas' father William would move the entire family, save for Edmund and Isaac, to Delaware County and later Marion County, Ohio in 1854. Siblings who moved to Ohio included Daniel (b. 1830), Lydia (b. 1833), William (b. 1836), Joseph (b. 1837), Mary Jane (b. 1840), James Herron (b. 1842), and Thomas (b. 1844).]
1860 - Thomas, 15, is one of three children living at home in Pleasant township, Marion County, Ohio in July of 1860. The others are Mary Jane, 20, and James Herron Leonard, 19. William, still farming, and Mary Leonard list $400 in personal property, but no real estate. Older brother Daniel has married and moved to Taylor County, Iowa, sister Lydia has married and moved to Waldo township, Marion County. Brothers William and Joseph have vanished from census reports, but may have been living in Kansas and Indian (Oklahoma) Territories, respectively. [Thomas' mother, Mary, died of typhoid in September of 1868. His father re-married Catharine Somerlot eighteen months later.]
1870 - By 1870, Thomas, age 24, has moved in with his older brother James Herron Leonard and his wife Mattie in LaRue, Montgomery township, Marion County Ohio. He is still single, clerking in his brother's dry good store, and shows personal property worth of $400. [Thomas married Mollie Thornburg on Christmas Day, 1873.]
1880 - The census of 1880 finds Thomas, 35, and Mollie, 28, in their own home in LaRue, Montgomery township, Marion County, Ohio. They have four children: Mattie E., age 6; William T. age 4; Jennie, age 2; and John, age 7 months. Thomas is a working in his brother's dry goods store. [Thomas' father, William, died on October 26th, 1881, making James Herron Leonard his executor and naming all nine children in his will.]
1890 - The vast majority of census records for 1890, including those for Marion County, Ohio were destroyed in a 1921 fire at the Commerce Department building in Washington, D.C.
1900 - By 1900, Thomas, 55, and Mary (Mollie), 48, are living in Black River township, Lorain County, Ohio, on Lake Erie west of Cleveland. Thomas is running the boarding house where the family and seven unrelated boarders live. Thomas and Mollie have four more children: Daisy, age 18; Leland, age 15; Lula, age 13; and daughter Zanza, age 5. Son John, 20, is also living at home and working as a clerk, the remaining children have moved away. The family has one servant, Maud Claus, age 20. The census reports Thomas and Mollie are the parents of eight children, all eight still surviving. They have been married 28 years.
1910 - In 1910, Thomas, 64, and Mollie, 56, have moved to Sheffield township, Lorain County, Ohio. Thomas lists his occupation as "constable." Sons William T., 33, and John T., 30, are living at home, as are daughters Daisy Sipple, 28, and Zanza, 15. Daisy is listed as the divorced mother of one, one surviving. A grandson, William Leonard, age 5, is living in the house, as are boarder Joseph Parson and servant Lydia Howard. Mollie is the mother of eight children, but one has died since the last census.
1920 - In 1920, Thomas, 75, and Mollie, 67, are living on East 29th Street in Lorain, Sheffield township, Lorain County. Son William T., 44, is living with them and working in a steel mill, as are most of their neighbors. [Thomas L. Leonard died on 06 Nov. 1929, Mollie died 4 Mar. 1928, both in Lorain County according to the Ohio Department of Health, Ohio Deaths, 1908-1932, 1938-1944, and 1958-2002.]
Sources for Thomas L. Leonard
Some Ancestors and Descendants of Avery Leonard of Seneca County, Ohio, Harry S. Blaine, Press of Gordon A Blaine, 1933. Page 18 contains a list of William Leonard and Mary Van Ort's children, their birth dates, spouses, and wedding dates. Copies available through the Allen County Public Library, Fort Wayne, Ind., among others.
Annals of the Leonard-Hutchinson Families, Jennie Leonard Hutchinson, 1949. Page 44 contains a list of William Leonard and Mary Van Ort's children, birth, marriage, and death dates where available. Jennie was a daughter of Edmund Leonard, William and Mary's oldest child. She was also the children's librarian at the Uniontown (Fayette Co., PA.) Free Public Library founded by her brother McClellan Leonard. Jennie exchanged information with Harry S. Blaine and was duly credited for such in his work. Copies of Annals available through the Uniontown Public Library, Uniontown, PA., among others.
Jennie Leonard Hutchinson Special Collection - Notes of Wilbur Leonard
Jennie left a collection of letters, photographs, and assorted items to the Uniontown Public Library. Other family members have added notes, transcriptions, and information in the years since her death in 1953.
US Census Reports of 1840-1930: Washington County, PA; Delaware, Marion, Lorain Counties, OH. Available through LDS Family History Centers, National Archives and Records Administration, most libraries, and online at Ancestry.com.
Leonard Family History, Nine Generations Descending from Solomon Leonard and Sarah Chandler Leonard, Granddaughter of James Chilton, Mayflower Pilgrim, G. Allan Vaughan, 1994-2005. Extensive documentation on the Eighth Generation from Solomon, among others. A work still in progress.
The History of Marion County, Ohio, and It's Representative Citizens, Edited and compiled by J. Wilbur Jacoby, A.M., Marion, Ohio, 1907, James Herron Leonard biographical sketch, p. 483
Probate records for William Leonard, Marion County, Ohio, 1881.
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This is a decent set from the Avengers. I like the assortment of minifigures and the jet. However, the lab itself is kinda boring. The set is broken up into three bags of ...Read complete review
This is a decent set from the Avengers. I like the assortment of minifigures and the jet. However, the lab itself is kinda boring. The set is broken up into three bags of bricks: 1) Jet with Hulk and Hawkey 2)middle of the lab and Loki 3) ends of the lab and Thor. The jet is a little smaller than expected, but the colors of it are nice. It has flick fire missles and an exploding cockpit shield. There were a few stickers, but they were easy to apply. The middle section of the lab is ok. It's where Loki is being held prisoner. It has an cool feature where the front of the cell "breaks open" during Loki's escape. The fuel canister launcher is fun too. The two sides of the lab attach to the main part, but aren't really doing much. The one side that is examining the staff looks more like a sports bar with a big comfy chair. You could use the windows as a giant TV and watch the playoffs!! The build wasn't that hard and a bit tedious with the sides of the lab. I really like the minfigures that come with this set. The Hulk is exclusive to this set. He is very similiar to the Wampa from the Star Wars line. He has articulated hands at the wrist which is very cool. His hands are shaped where he can hold a minifigure on the bottom and smaller accessory items on the top. Finally the Hulk has brown pants and towers over the others. Hawkeye is Ok. He has a dual printed face (sunglasses and without). The printing on the torso is very detailed showing the "quiver" of arrows on his back and black flight suit. Loki has his large helmet and green cape. He comes with his staff. Thor is awesome. He has his red cape, mjolnir (hammer), and blond hair piece. Very good choices for this set. Pros: HULK's large minfigure Thor Loki Hawkeye Jet Exploding cell Cons: The lab could've been constructed better (too much wasted space) Stickers instead of printed tiles No Bruce Banner or Nick Fury Overall this is a nice set from the Avengers with a good assortment of minifigs. Thanks for reading my review. Please check out my other reviews. Play Well!!!
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I am a big fan of the Super Heroes line mostly for the figures, however I feel that this set leaves little to be desired aside from the figures contained in it. My first ...Read complete review
I am a big fan of the Super Heroes line mostly for the figures, however I feel that this set leaves little to be desired aside from the figures contained in it. My first complaint of the set is the biggest. For the price of the set, it is quite small. Other than the giant Hulk figure, there is little that is exclusive to this set that would make it desirable to a collector. The other figures can be found in other Avengers sets. The whole set feels like a long list of last minute additions instead of a thought out and designed plan. The prison on the Helicarrier was originally designed to imprison the Hulk, however in this set he doesn't even fit in it. Loki barely fits in it when the set is fully assembled, however in the movie there was plenty of space in it for him to walk around. The box is the same size of many other sets at the same price point, however the box isn't very full. If this set were about 20-30% cheaper my opinion of this set would be higher, but for any collector on a budget you want to get your money's worth and sadly this set does not deliver. That does not mean that my son does not enjoy playing with what few pieces were in the set and the hulk figure. The set should take between 30 and 90 minutes to construct depending on your skill. Since the bags are numbered it makes the build go pretty smoothly. I do not use the piece count as an accurate measure of the size of a set, but instead the weight, since so many of the newer sets contain many tiny pieces in order to increase the piece count. Sadly this set has many tiny pieces and a low piece count. The jet plane in it should be much larger considering that it pictures Hawkeye as the pilot and he flew a much larger plane. The rest of the set feels like two small platforms and a cage in the middle. If this truly is a set for the Hulk, then it should have included a Dr. Bruce Banner similar to the Batman/Bruce Wayne sets. I've never been a fan of the flick-fire missiles but they do at least look like they belong in this set. Pros: 1) Hulk figure - The only real reason to purchase this set 2) Pod launcher 3) Few stickers 4) Good details on the figures included Cons: 1) OVERPRICED 2) No Bruce Banner 3) Platforms have few details 4) Very few unique pieces
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By M&M
from hampstead,md
About Me Parent Of Two Or More Children, Working Parent
Comments about LEGO Marvel Super Heroes The Avengers Hulk's Helicarrier Breakout (6868):
We bought the legos for our nephew's Christmas Gift this year. Comes with four figures and tons of pieces, sure to keep him busy for a while! I wouln't recommend for very small children, watch the age appropriateness as directed on the box. Some pieces are very small, but most lego sets are. Lego should start to include a zipper pouch/storage for their lego sets, easy to lose pieces and get them mixed up with other sets. We usually keep the boxes and use ziplock storage bags for ours.
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By Nana the great
from Chicago Il
About Me Grandparent
I bought this as a Christmas gift for my grandson--will know better how to rate it after the holidays. This is one he really wanted, so I got it for him.
Son loves it!
By Lego mom
from St. Louis
About Me First Time Parent
My son loves Legos and played with this for hours! It was quick to assemble and definitely worth it!
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Great Avenger's Set!
By too many hobbies
from Fayetteville, NC
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This product was a lot of fun to build and also a sweet set to own. I don't play with them, but I can see how much fun kids would have with it. All of the minifigures are great, to start, and it's especially nice to have a Hulk figure. Obviously, we can't have a to-scale replica of the battleship detention center, so Lego crafted us a nice little version of it. The interactive features, like the vault that can be broken out of and the missiles, are added fun for the kids.
Fun build and the only way to get Hulk!
By Snakeeyes
from Chicago, IL
About Me Working Parent
This LEGO set is unique in that it is both a playset and a vehicle so even if you don't have any other MARVEL LEGO sets, it's loaded with play value. Hulk-smash-the-lab, is perfectly suited to LEGOs.
Huge Hulk LEGO character
By LWZ
from Warrensburg, MO
For my husband. Loved it!
Great set!
By momof7
from La Mesa, CA
About Me Grandparent, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
Bought this for my son for his birthday when he tuned 8. He loves putting together Legos! He is happiest when he is creating. The instruction booklet is clear and easy to follow. . This set was on my son's radar for a while. I love to see my child using his brain and putting together fantastic Lego products. Fans for life!
my son loves HULK
By Anita mom of 4
from Miamisburg, Oh
About Me Collector, Parent Of Two Or More Children, Stay At Home Parent
My son loves HULK and it is very hard to find HULK things that aren't very expensive. He loves it
Hulk Smash...Your Child Rebuilds..Again!
By New Lego Dad
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About Me Education Oriented, First Time Parent
My son has fallen for Legos - including the Marvel and DC series. He's got other toys of both but loves to follow the instructions and test his building skills. I should add - he's 4 in August and has been playing with Duplos since he was 2. This set stretches the limit of Lego characters by adding a unique Hulk (hard to find anywhere else.) That is what drew him him initially. He also loves Hawkeye and building vehicles - this one is does not disappoint. Add in the playset feature and the set is firing on all cylinders of character development, vehicle and headquarters fun.It would be nice to have more color in the blocks chosen but that is not the nature of these sets for the targeted age group. I spend a lot of time with my son going over these as he's working over his age level - again he's 4 but a huge Hulk and Avengers fan. Be sure you are ready to make that commitment to being nearby if this set is not age appropriate. We got through it with time and patience - actually he did much of it himself - but he's done a number of other Creator sets (3 in 1 versions, also available at TRU.)
6868 Hulk's hellicarier breakout
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This is a great set. I love the Minifigures! Especially the Hulk ! The jet is very nice, small,but fun to play with . I also liked the Hellicarier, for it has these launching cans or whatever and an opening prison pod . There were lots of these little controls . I loved the minifigures most of all, which were Thor , Loki , with a pretty inaccurate scepter , Hawkeye, who had not a very good hairpiece but still fine ,and THE HULK! I would like the Hulk to be smaller , or , the set a lot bigger. However , there were way too many stickers. Next time , print it on the piece . But still, good. Pros: HULK Minis Jet Prison pod detailed controls lab or whatever with Loki's scepter Cons: Could have had less open space Too many stickers Maybe should be a little larger Overall, get the set
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"John proposed in the most romantic way ever—by carving a heart and the words 'Will You Marry Me' into a pecan tree that stands alone in the middle of a hay meadow," Erica recalls. That tree would become the centerpiece of their ceremony, though it wouldn't come easy.The ranch is not so much a functioning farm as a lovely piece of property 65 miles north of Dallas, with an outhouse and a metal barn. At first, having a wedding there seemed like an impossible idea, but Erica was determined, and wedding planner Emily Youngblood assured the couple that it could be done. The preparation was a true labor of love (emphasis on the labor). John, Erica, and Erica's parents worked for 10 months—much of the time outdoors in the blistering summer heat—to turn grass and dust and sky into a rustic-chic dream come true.
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Walter Patterson Herald ColumnistFor several months, I have been warning that the presidential race is going to get ugly. If you follow the liberal media, it already has. A Yahoo News executive was heard saying this about Mitt Romney at the Republican Convention last week: "Romney's happy to have a party when black people drown." David Chalian spoke these hateful words into an ABC open microphone. He was referring to hurricane Isaac and its track to hit New Orleans. Yahoo fired him, as they should have, but the damage was done. These are the types of reporters covering the Republican Convention for the mainstream press. All are liberals. Most of them have little are no journalistic training, and most of them have been educated at liberal northeastern schools. The Democrat Party and their colleagues in the press all prayed that Isaac would force the Republicans to call off their convention. If you noticed the weather forecasts, you noticed that this storm was made to sound much worse than it actually was. Hurricanes have been hitting the Gulf Coast for thousands of years, yet Isaac was going to be the worst storm ever and the human suffering and deaths were going to be so great that no sensitive person, no humanitarian, no Christian could do anything but meekly submit to the weather. One headline even read: "Has Isaac ruined the Republican Convention?Most of us can readily see why the Democrats wanted Isaac to prevent the Republican Convention from happening. Even the most naïve among us know that if we stay on the present economic course, we are going to go over the "financial cliff." Paul Ryan addressed this point eloquently Wednesday night when he gave his acceptance speech for Vice-President of the United States. "We don't have much time," he warned. Should the United States go over the "financial cliff," the amount of suffering by our people will be unequaled in the history of our country. There will be no entitlement programs like Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, or food stamps. Banks will close. Most businesses will shut down. Cities and towns will be unable to pay their employees. Things that we take for granted today will suddenly become luxuries. There will be riots in America's largest cities because there will not be enough food to feed the people. Transportation will grind to a stop. Medical care will be non-existant. The U. S. Government is presently training troops to deploy to urban areas to put down riots and control the masses of hungry people.Agencies like Homeland Security and The Social Security Administration are buying huge amounts of ammunition, not for target practice or to train their officers, but to use against the populace when the 'financial cliff' finally consumes our economy.The Republicans have a plan. Unlike Barack Obama whose plan is to give us more of the same, Mitt Romney and Paul Ryan have an economic plan that will save our country from certain economic collapse. Every week, new unemployment numbers come out, and each week, 375,000 of our fellow citizens lose their jobs.Without a strong economy, this nation cannot reach its potential. Without a strong economy, our citizens cannot reach their full potential. Obama's "big government" model will not work and cannot work. Only free market capitalism can save America from the 'financial cliff,' and this is a point not understood by Mr. Obama or his fellow Democrats. The re-distribution of your wealth is their only rallying point.The last four years have not been kind to Americans. Obama and his socialists' policies have steadily choked the economy down, and now, 23 million Americans are out of work. With no accomplishment in his resume, Obama and his party must go negative – ugly, and lie. Without immediate change, as Paul Ryan stated Wednesday night, our great country will become a reflection of Greece, Spain, Italy, and the United Kingdom. "Are you better off today than you were four years ago? Absolutely not. That is why it is time for a change in Washington. Romney and Ryan look like a good start.
Jason Patterson Editor & PublisherWard 4 Alderman Aubry Brent Jr. appears to be the only elected official in Yazoo City with the courage to address the issue of the threat of pit bulls in this community. Ineffective politicians are often reluctant to act on issues that might upset some of their constituents. This is one of those issues. Much like walking around with your pants hanging halfway to your knees, having a mean looking pit bull on a chain has become an increasingly obnoxious trend. The obvious difference is that sagging pants are just offensive and gross. Pit bulls can (and may) hurt or even kill you. Don't take my word for it. Let's look at some recent headlines:Aug. 28, 2012"Vicious pit bull attacks on two children in separate incidents spark calls for a ban."– British ColumbiaAug. 27, 2012"Deputies say an 84-year-old man was injured when a pit bull attacked him while he was mowing his lawn. Julius Arwich had dog bites on the head, neck, arms and legs and lost a tremendous amount of blood during the attack.– Cheifland, Fla.Aug. 7, 2012"A pet owner was arrested after his off-leash pit bull dog attacked a U.S. Park Police officer's horse at Crissy Field."– San Francisco, Calif.June 15, 2012Eight-year-old Ymanii Wright, badly mauled last month by a pit bull in the Old Hill neighborhood, returned to school last week for the first time since the horrific attack. She required more than 400 stitches to close wounds on her arms and legs and endured hours of surgery following the attack – Springfield, Mass.May 15, 2012A woman walking with her daughter was attacked by three pit bulls. The mother stood between her daughter as the animals bit her lower body. – Riverside, Calif.April 26, 2012Sitting on her grandmother's couch nine days after a pit bull attacked her on the street and bit her more than 100 times, 8-year-old Lyric Jones breathed deeply and hung her head. She recalled how fearful she was that the dog would kill her. – Convington, La.This is just a sample of news items. There are many, many more.I pray that there is never a news article like one of these in The Yazoo Herald, but the odds are that there will be. There is a serious problem in this city with pit bulls that are not adequately secured. We've had to deal with the problem of a pit bull running loose right here on our own doorstep. Numerous others have complained about close calls. Our city leaders know the problem exists, but they have failed to take action.City attorney Sarah O'Reilly Evans brought examples of ordiances from other cities months ago that offered reasonable measures to protect the public. All the board had to do is copy the parts of those ordinances that they liked.A good ordinance would simply set guidelines that would protect the public. Requirements on the type of pen or fencing are clear needs, and I suggest adding a liability insurance requirement. People who want to own dogs that have a reputation for being dangerous should have to assume the responsibility of protecting their neighbors. So far that's been too much to ask in Yazoo City.When it came time to speak up for the people on Monday, Mr. Brent was the only one who found his voice.
Walter Patterson Herald ColumnistJay Carney, the inept press secretary for President Obama, took a dig at Sarah Palin last week. He implied that she was stupid, ill-informed, bucolic, and lacking in experience. Now one has to laugh at this because his boss, Obama, is the most inexperienced politician in the history of this country. Carney spouts the liberal lines every chance he gets. But this is to be expected. When he worked as a political reporter, he spouted the same liberal lines. I had a very good friend of mine who was very intelligent and erudite. I once asked him why he didn't get into politics. His answer shocked me. "I was ruined for politics by my mom and dad." This seemed like a strange answer, so I probed further. "My mom and dad instilled in me a code of ethics. Every time I'm tempted to do something untoward, I can hear my mom or dad explaining to me why I shouldn't do it. They've been dead for many years, yet I can still hear them saying, "If you lie, you'll eventually have to tell another lie to cover it up. If you steal, you'll eventually get caught. If you treat people without respect, you will get disrespect in return. You can't fool all the people all the time. Go to church and listen to what the preacher says. You will learn something every time you go."As he talked, I could hear my own mom and dad giving me the same sermon. I, also, remembered some times when my brother and I got into trouble. I think my dad hated a lie the most. He spanked me four times when I was growing up, and the one I remember most is the time I lied about hoeing the watermelons.We had a huge watermelon patch, and before dad left for work, he informed Buddy and me that he wanted the watermelons hoed. The grass was growing pretty fast, and unless we took a hoe and chopped out the grass, weeds would eventually take over the entire watermelon patch. After breakfast, Buddy and I grabbed our hoes and headed for the patch. It was warm and the birds were chirping. The air was moist and clean, and it was just wonderful to be alive.About the time we reached the first row of melons, Buddy had a brilliant suggestion. I must admit that little brother was the clever one in the family, so I often listened to what he had to say. "Before we hoe the garden," he began, "let's go for a swim."So we dropped our hoes and headed for the pond. We jumped in and swam all the way to the opposite bank. When we climbed out of the pond, we heard voices coming from a pond about a quarter of a mile away. The voices belonged to Edward and W. A. Collins. We joined up, and spent the rest of the day swimming and in general goofing off.Before long, the sun began to sink in the west and Buddy and I soon realized that dad would be home soon. We hurried home just in time to see his car drive up. "Boys, did you finish hoeing the watermelons?" were the first words out of his mouth.Thinking that he would not go to the field and inspect I replied, "Yes, sir." We did."Bad mistake. He stopped by a willow tree and cut the switch. As many of you know, willow limbs bend, but they don't break. I quickly discovered that my back side could not endure what dad was dishing out, so I resolved at that moment never to tell him another lie. When he finished, he calmly said, "Boys, I'm not whipping you because you didn't hoe the watermelons. I'm whipping you because you lied to me."The Democrats and Mr. Obama have begun one of the most hideous lying campaigns in American history all to preserve their power. It isn't working. The American people can see this administration for what it is, and I sincerely believe that the principles of ethics laid down by my mom and dad are still valid. Most people want the truth, and the truth is that the Democrats have no plan for saving our economy. Jay Carney is just the tip of the iceberg. The entire administration is ethically challenged, and in the near future, judgment will come. November 6 is sure to arrive, and the American people may have a sack of willow switches waiting for someone. Clue: I don't think it will be Romney and Ryan.d
Jamie Patterson Managing EditorIt was a typical morning at the Patterson home. My husband Jason and I were carrying both our kids in our arms and balancing book bags, diaper bags, laptop computers and other things on our arms. We danced around our dog for a few minutes who was hoping our son James would drop his Pop Tart. That same Pop Tart caused a wrestling match with the kids seconds earlier. Throwing children's car seats into different vehicles and grabbing tissues for that last minute face cleaning, it dawned on me that I had left our daughter Elsie's blanket on the kitchen counter. "Just buckle them in," I said, handing Jason an assortment of bags. "I'll go get the blanket."Running back inside, I almost fell because my foot got tangled on a fishing line that James had left in the yard. "Why can't we just put things up," I asked, kicking the line off my leg."Watch out for that line; James was practicing his fishing techniques," Jason yelled back. Great timing, I thought as I rushed inside to get Elsie's pink blanket. Jason stood outside my truck, waiting on me to get back. Slamming the door and locking up, I made my way down the porch steps. And then it happened. A bee, who was sitting atop a flower, thought going up my dress would be a better place to fly. I started screaming uncontrollably. Jason probably thought I was doing a dance because I ran over to him, kicking my legs. I was grabbing my skirt and jerking it from side to side, hoping to shake the bee loose. James just watched from his window. Elsie continued to nibble on a piece of Pop Tart she stole from her brother at the last minute. And what did my sweet, loving husband do? Did he come to my assistance? Did he try to save me from the bee who probably had his stinger ready to attack? Did he even approach me at all as I was riverdancing in front of him?No, he did not."What's wrong with you," he asked. I finally saw the bee escape, and I was able to catch my breath. "I had a bee go up my dress," I screamed. "That wasn't a bee," he said. "It was a tall piece of grass, brushing past your leg."But the bee was sitting right there on a flower. "There he is," I said, pointing to the monster. "See? He's right there.""Just get in the truck," Jason said. "Screaming like that, the whole neighborhood is gonna hear you."I stomped to the driver's side and slammed my door. The whole neighborhood will hear me, I thought to myself.I can't believe he made that statement. He's the same guy who turns our backyard into a war zone when he is spraying wasp nests down. Do the neighbors not hear him shouting the number of wasps he kills ?He's also the same guy who spends more time hammering, sawing and making all sorts of noises on the next "home project."Do the neighbors not hear him shouting orders to James about nails, lumber and moving toys out of the way?And he's the same guy who treats our road like a parade route when he gets his first buck during deer season. Do the neighbors not hear him when he honks his horn a hundred times coming up the driveway? Do they not hear him when he shouts, "I got the big one" or when his brother barrels up the driveway next to see if it's true? Or when they spend the rest of the day trading insults or boasting about who is the superior hunter?But my simple whimper about a killer bee needs to be "toned down a little."The neighborhood will just have to put up with it. If a stinging insect gets near me, I will shout, kick and scream. I'm sure there are other women down the road who understand what's going on. Because when winter comes and the sounds of guns are heard in the distance, our little neighborhood better get ready for the horn honkings, the bragging and the parade of trucks. Or when the next saw cranks up or hammer starts pounding. Or when all the insect nests have been destroyed and he moves on to declaring war on a visiting armadillo that's tearing up the yard. I'll just have to remind the boys to "tone it down."
Jason Patterson Editor & PublisherIt was still dark when I made that long walk down the driveway to catch the school bus for the first time. The driver, Mrs. Johnston, lived nearby so I was one of the first ones to get on and among the last to get off the bus. It was a little intimidating the first time those big yellow doors swung open, and I climbed the steps to take my first ride to school. Thirty years later I can still remember it clearly.Maybe she could see that I was a little nervous, because the sweet lady sitting a few seats back asked me if I wanted to sit next to her. I gladly accepted her offer, and after a few minutes of conversation I felt right at home. Pretty soon more kids were getting on the bus, and I realized this little ride to school was really no big deal. I saw her again at lunch time, and she didn't say anything when I came back for seconds on the first day. My teacher had to explain to me later that this wasn't like home. You weren't supposed to go back for another helping.But Mrs. Veazey didn't mind, and throughout my 12 years of education at Benton Academy she'd always slip some extra French fries on my plate or give me a larger portion of something she knew I really liked. Back in those days I could use the extra calories. That doesn't seem to be a problem for me anymore. For Christmas she would make little ornaments for students. I'm not sure if everyone got one or if I was just among a special group. Mrs. Veazey had a way of making you feel special every time you talked to her. When I was a senior on my last day of high school, I was told to report to the cafeteria. I had no idea why I was being summoned, and I wondered if maybe I still owed some money or something. When I arrived Mrs. Veazey surprised me with a gift and reminded me of that first time we sat together on the school bus. I couldn't believe she still remembered that after so many years. That really touched me, and although I wasn't really in the habit of sharing my feelings, I told her so.Jesse Veazey died Monday at age 71. There is no telling how many kids she served with a smile during her career or how many greasy beef tacos or fried chicken sandwiches were made with loving hands.When I learned of her passing Tuesday morning, so many memories came back. I wonder if people like Mrs. Veazey realize how much they touch the lives of others through simple acts of kindness. I wonder if they know how much better the world is because of their presence. We should all probably do a better job of telling them.
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Dear EditorFirst, let us thank the members of the Yazoo City Fire department for their dedication and hard work. However, regarding the purchase of a new television set, as a taxpayer I have to say, sorry, but no especially when the city is wondering where to get funds to fix the crumbling roads. Shame on you for even considering such a request. Even $200 spent on a smaller TV now when others are struggling just to get by is wrong, selfish and plain ridiculous. Frankly, I can't believe the fire department even had the audacity to request any TV, especially a 55 inch one. When taxpayers and governments are trying to count pennies, one does not simply get rid of a television that works, and purchase a new one simply because it is aged. What happened to the principal of use it until it no longer works? Reduce, reuse and recycle needs to apply to everyone, not just to taxpayers. All government employees, not just the fire department, need to be more responsible when using taxpayers' money. Would you purchase a 55 inch television or a new television if you couldn't afford one and had no way to pay for it? I wouldn't. In fact, the television I currently own was purchased in 1987. It's not a big screen, high definition, nor 55 inches, but it works fine and I have no intention of purchasing another television while this one works. Why should the fire department or any other government entity be allowed to or even begin to think of doing such a ridiculous thing on the taxpayer's dollar?Fire department employees are well taken care of by the city they serve. We provide them with meals and a place to stay when they are on duty due to the nature of their job. We want them to be comfortable, but there comes a point when comfort turns to luxury. As long as their television is working, why should the taxpayers foot a bill for a new one? We shouldn't. The fire house is for comfort and not for luxuries. I'm curious to know if the fire department is also utilizing cable or satellite television also at the taxpayer's expense. Time to stop the buck and the time is now. If the firemen really want a new television for their luxury and enjoyment, they are free to pool their resources, their income, and purchase one for their use. Certainly, the fire department can use their television a little longer until it no longer works and let the $200 go to fix the crumbling roads, which are far more important. If the roads are unpassable, how will the firemen get to their destination and do the job they were hired to do? Again, thanks to the employees of fire departments everywhere for your dedication and hard work, but the taxpayers hired you to do a job and not to provide you with a second home. Sincerely, Dr. Frances Silva
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December 3rd, 2013
The December issue of Health Affairs, released today, examines the state of emergency care in the United States. As Founding Editor John Iglehart describes in the issue: "Emergency departments seem like orphans in the US health care system, with few strong allies among policy makers; as an afterthought in the Affordable Care Act…long popularized by television dramas but less recognized for the expanding array of activities in which its practitioners are engaged."
This theme issue, titled "The Future of Emergency Medicine: Challenges & Opportunities," explores and explodes these myths. It received support from the Hospital Corporation of America; the American Hospital Association; the American College of Surgeons; the Emergency Medicine Action Fund, a consortium sponsored by the American College of Emergency Physicians; the American College of Emergency Physicians; the Jewish Healthcare Foundation; the Society for Academic Emergency Medicine; and MEP.
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My first roommate was a friend from High School. Him and I are no longer friends after he wrote some really weird break up letter (it was really gay) but back when he and I were still good friends, he told me a story. He had gone to I believe corpus Christi with this chick friend of his from california. She had told him she had a friend there.
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To this day I always wondered what that guy was like if he was the evil version of me, and what would happen if we met, would we laugh? Hate each other? Fight? (Though for the record I think I can kick some cripple's ass)
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