Comments by "B Nic" (@bnic9471) on "Dr. Todd Grande" channel.

  1. Pregnancy denial is real. When I was part of an ambulance squad, we had more than one disbelieving teenage mother get a total surprise in the bathroom.
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  2. Joe tested negative for president.
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  3. Didn't Depp lose a fingertip to a wine bottle that Heard threw?
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  4. A very measured, fair assessment, in my opinion. Dee Dee sounded like a monster.
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  5. This reminds me of the time when my husband against my wishes allowed an elder woman to use our barn and pasture. Within a week, the old lady was squatting in our milkhouse and acting as if the entire world was plotting against her. Took two years and the sheriff to flush her out. She travels with all kinds of hooved and fanged furry pets.
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  6. He sounds as if he's a Chinese citizen. Yank his visa and ship him home.
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  7. I used to be married to an unusually gentle Swede--just gentle by innate temperament, I think. Trauma or no trauma in the background, I think that just being Swedish is a big marker of vulnerability. I am only half-joking about that, being a chill Nordic, myself. But, poor Alf! What a sad case! And I would cut Trujillo no slack for `sudden passion. If she could open his braincase with a shoe for any reason, she's one of society's wild animals and should be treated as such. There is suddenly way too much of this `sudden passion' garbage going inadequately punished, right now.
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  8. Trump did a pretty good job. Anyone objective could discern that much.
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  9. Graves' disease can cause encephalopathy if antibodies attack tissues in the brain. It attacks the eyes, skin, thyroid, phalanges, nails, and pretibial areas, just for starters, and Wendy shows outward signs of most of that. She has a really bad case of Graves'. Getting sanctimonious over her past drug use may be fun for you, but it is a facile explanation.
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  10. As another professional translator, yes, adding names would totally not happen.
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  11. Joe has spent 40% of his term, so far, resting up in Delaware.
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  12.  @regmcg4171  We all knew. We were just laughed at, censored, or told that the other guy eats babies.
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  13. Thank you! Any combover is disturbing.
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  14. I see so many reactions to grief. Silence and denial are probably more common than overt grief. I once had a stillborn boy, whom I think of several times every day for the past 23 years, but at the time, I went right back to work. Even though I felt gutted, I kept my grief close.
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  15.  @burnhamsghost8044  Also, they pretend that this cognitive glitching was not obvious.
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  16. Have worked with many social workers and gradually have come to see the profession as a red flag, itself. So many of them are a little bit "off."
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  17. I have also wondered about his bilateral cerebral aneurysms dating from 1988. One began to leak, requiring surgery. The second also required surgery to clip it off. I've wondered if that bleed and the surgery had diminished his `cognitive reserve' in the ensuing decades, making him even more impulsive and gaffe-prone.
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  18. Hey, that's how my first husband proposed to me. Not kidding.
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  19. Bless their hearts.
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  20. He should be deported.
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  21. Mom fulfilled maybe half of these, and a lot of that was worsened when she began to drink, and as she got into her 60s. Yet, I think she did her best to be a good mother and mostly succeeded. She once confessed to me that she never felt "decent" as a young girl, having been raised by a cold, barking German farm wife who was a strict Catholic. I was able to forgive and forget much of her weaknesses as she aged, and it's coming up on the anniversary of her death. I miss her an awful lot, but her tortured soul is finally at rest.
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  22.  @FrankBenlin  She called us a "couple of assholes" for not letting her sleep in our spare bedroom. I had tried to share produce with her and helped her with chores. Once, I helped her pull a stillborn calf out of its mother. We had her in for Thanksgiving and Christmas one year. But nothing we offered was ever good enough, and she would fly in to rages in the barn at night, screaming and dashing things against the wall. I decided she was an animal-hoarding old borderline. When she called us assholes, I said "That's it!" and got the eviction ball rolling.
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  23. My first husband was a snoop like that. Installed an app on my phone without mentioning it, then asked me if I was cheating, once, when it appeared to him that I drove almost all the way to work, then veered off into a park and remained there for several hours. It seems to have been a GPS glitch, and that blew over, but I began to resent that he was sitting home, tracking my movements while I was at work. He was retired and caring for our son while I worked. The idea that he thought nothing of tracking me, going through my phone, etc., etc., really began to rankle me after that, and I eventually ended our marriage, after 23 years. I would never dream of spying on him!
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  24. As well as a member of the Hair Club for Men.
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  25. Same!
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  26. That reminds me of my senior year in college, where I majored in languages. I had to take one more science credit before graduation, so I picked anatomy & physiology. The professor pulled me aside after a day, saying, "You haven't taken chemistry in college. You will fail this course. I suggest you drop the course, now." I thanked her and kept on with it. By midterms, she pulled me aside and said, "Have you ever considered pre-med?" Made me laugh. I got an A for that course. The moral of the story is not to listen too hard to the numbers people.
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  27. The very definition of assault!
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  28. Evil: holding down a no-show job with companies and countries that want something from your powerful father. Evil: buying into a Chinese company that your father sold our Strategic Petroleum Reserve to. Evil: giving 10% to the `Big Guy'. Just a start, mind you.
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  29. My mom was on the self-centered and manipulative side, and she tended to dismiss some of my feelings.. I came out of her household with those traits, myself. What helped me was just growing up, basically, and setting my own goals. I learned how to dampen down those traits in her by just not reacting. We did enjoy a much better relationship the last 2 decades of her life, and now that she's died, I think of her as a great but flawed mother. I am so proud of what a bright, funny, loving, and hardworking person she was.
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  30. I remember the day in early 2019 when my three sisters were in the neurologists office, quietly watching our 85 y.o. father fail to draw a clock. The presenting problem was poorly controllable temporal lobe epilepsy. He'd already scored poorly on a SLUMS test, had limited insight into why he could no longer drive and was preoccupied with doctors ripping him off. The neurologist paused and said (this was when Sanders and Biden were dominating the primaries), "This is why we should not be sending near-octogenarians to the White House. By your dad's age, almost half of all people are showing some signs of dementia." I thought it was a bit rude, at the time, but now I look around and see nothing but gerontocracy.
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  31. Women deserve consequences equal to those that men get. Katie does not need counseling, she needs to cool her heels for a little bit at the Crowbar Hilton.
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  32. Jurors are usually picked for their lack of judgment.
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  33. Holy smokes! I used to own a house very near LeeAnna's disappearance street. I was getting it ready to rent, that summer, and I remember having a series of young tenants with kids, after that. Chisholm is a lovely town, but economically depressed. I must have been too busy to read the Chisholm papers that summer. Poor little dear. The people could have used a car rental and dumped her remains into the Pillsbury mine pit. There are no mine shafts in Chisholm, just giant strip mine pits, the abandoned ones full of water, like deep lakes.
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  34. It is amazing how many comedians have that dark side. The old podcast Mental Illness Happy Hour interviewed hundreds of them.
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  35.  @googleuser2226  Well, they were delivered by the time I saw them. They also appeared to have plenty of problems in their home lives.
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  36. Life is not fair, you know. Life is never fair. And Gypsy was not wielding that knife.
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  37. Doing something so heinous for money, cars, or shoes is not any better. Those are just things that lowlier types crave. Imagine jeopardizing somebody for a pair of Jimmy Choos. Ridiculous!
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  38. They like laundered foreign squeeze. It's that simple.
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  39. The Teenie-Weenie Meanie strikes again!
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  40. I remember seeing two bear cross a road in broad daylight, and my first rather illogical thought was, "Oh, it's two guys in bear suits."
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  41. Maybe this guy became a sort of fad among women, like owning a teacup Yorkie.
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  42. Maybe he can analyze why people think lawfare is okay in politics.
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  43. Just remember that he has always been a gladhander whose vote could be bought. He has never been a kind or honorable man.
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  44. Jim Jones was in my great-uncle's statistics class in Indianapolis. He invited my uncle and his wife to a People's Temple service once, and they went. They thought it was pure horseshit, with staged faith healings, and so forth.
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  45.  @TheSleepReaper  I'd always heard that Mama's got a squeezebox and Daddy never sleeps at night. It goes in 'n out n' in and out . . .
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  46. 36 years in the medical field in the U.S. Have always heard and said PHEN-er-gan
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  47.  @rodneyhamilton2562  Where on the dolly did Trump hurt you? Show me.
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  48.  @Harry_Stylus  Gypsy did her time, though. And Manson did life. Which he seemed to like, seeing as how he deliberately blew his parole hearings.
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  49. ​ @goshafrau3636 Not all women feel life. Fibroids, uterine malformations, sleepier fetuses, or confusing the sensation with that of bowel gas.
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  50. He lied about it, though. He did not disclose the bra part.
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