Not a matter of taste.
- Pike_Tyson

You only say that because you have none.

Ryan Lochte was barred from wearing his red, white and blue grill on the medal stand
- BingoLady

Ryan Lochte finished fourth in the 200 freestyle final.

#OlympicFial

Ryan Lochte finished fourth in the 200 freestyle final.

#OlympicFial
- watsonnostaw

good , I didn't like his attitude, he was a punk, he looked just like michael jordan, i mean michael jackson.

people who say "hi" to me every time they walk by my office.

just say it once in the morning and walk quietly by the rest of the day.

or better yet, never say it.

Semyon Varlamov
- watsonnostaw

Whoa. Easy there big dog. Varly is my goalie (until they move those (frank) up coyotes to quebec city)

hi dan

hi dan
- Crimsoninja

almost made the same post

almost made the same post
- Don'tForgetTocchet

its not too late

people who say "hi" to me every time they walk by my office.

just say it once in the morning and walk quietly by the rest of the day.

or better yet, never say it.
- dt99999

the janitor closet is not considered an office, per se

the janitor closet is not considered an office, per se
- the_cause2000

i will have vengeance

i will have vengeance
- dt99999

Bob Costas

RIP Pikey

In the largest study of its kind, scientists found that mild mental illness, including low-level anxiety and depression, increases the chance of an early death, reports the BBC. British scientists analyzed 68,000 people in England who died prematurely from conditions such as heart disease and cancer and found that a mild level of psychological distress raised the risk of an early death by 16%. An estimated one in four people experience low-grade mental health disorders, including OCD, phobias, and stress.

"Even what may be considered mild depression can cut short a person's life," says a mental health expert, "not only through the use of alcohol, cigarettes and other substances, but by directly affecting the recovery from physical illnesses such as heart disease." Severe mental illnesses increased the mortality rate by 67%, although the connection between acute mental illness and early death was already well-established.

RIP Pikey

In the largest study of its kind, scientists found that mild mental illness, including low-level anxiety and depression, increases the chance of an early death, reports the BBC. British scientists analyzed 68,000 people in England who died prematurely from conditions such as heart disease and cancer and found that a mild level of psychological distress raised the risk of an early death by 16%. An estimated one in four people experience low-grade mental health disorders, including OCD, phobias, and stress.

"Even what may be considered mild depression can cut short a person's life," says a mental health expert, "not only through the use of alcohol, cigarettes and other substances, but by directly affecting the recovery from physical illnesses such as heart disease." Severe mental illnesses increased the mortality rate by 67%, although the connection between acute mental illness and early death was already well-established.
- watsonnostaw

I'm glad I'm checking out early. This planet sucks.

On a side note: how is stress a mental illness?

I guess if you're not a constantly smiling ponce you're mentally ill.

I'm glad I'm checking out early. This planet sucks.

On a side note: how is stress a mental illness?

I guess if you're not a constantly smiling ponce you're mentally ill.
- Pike_Tyson

guess so...

Hi, Dan

i will have vengeance
- dt99999

hi dan !

Hi, Dan
- muffin_man

hey, have you seen dan, he's not in his office

Hi, Dan
- muffin_man

Bob Costas
- watsonnostaw

Paul McCartney looking mofo

Paul McCartney

Hi, Dan.

http://www.edmontonsun.co...-found-dumped-in-backpack what kind of human does this

*sigh*

hi everyone.