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Good morning everyone. Dentist appointment this morning, yuck! :coffee2: :sunny:Still warm & dry.
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Good morning everyone. Dentist appointment this morning, yuck! :coffee2: :sunny:Still warm & dry.View attachment 2199433View attachment 2199434View attachment 2199435
Hope you don't get a dentist like my last one. I think she hadn't been one for long. Cleaning my teeth so she says "getting the plaque of can hurt at times I'll just give you some small injections to numb your gumlines."
So she does that, about 12 and each time she removes the needle she obviously hasn't fully released the pressure on it with her finger and I feel the novacaine or whatever squirt into the back of my throat and dribble down it. By the time it was over and im getting in my car I was off my face.
I hate dentists.
 

Now the German Shepherd really got his ass kicked. 🤣🤣🤣

How embarrassing to the GSD breed.
In his defense he had a leash on.
 

Did You Know There's a Castle in Eugene? Perched on Skinner Butte, the Shelton McMurphey Johnson House has been watching over Eugene since 1888. This Victorian masterpiece was built for Dr. Thomas Shelton, and over the years, it housed some of the city's most prominent families. But here’s the crazy part, this so-called “Castle on the Hill” nearly didn’t survive! A remodel in 1951 saved its iconic turret, and today, it stands as a museum, offering a glimpse into the lavish 19th-century lifestyle. If you ever wanted to step into a real-life Victorian time capsule, this is your chance!


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You won’t believe the story carved into the Three Graces rock formation, just north of Garibaldi on the Oregon coast. These towering basalt sea stacks are over 15 million years old, formed from ancient lava flows during the Miocene era! Even more shocking? Scientists estimate that erosion will eventually claim them, just like other sea stacks along the coast—so one day, they’ll disappear completely. For now, they stand as a breathtaking reminder of the Oregon Coast’s geological history.


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You won’t believe the story carved into the Three Graces rock formation, just north of Garibaldi on the Oregon coast. These towering basalt sea stacks are over 15 million years old, formed from ancient lava flows during the Miocene era! Even more shocking? Scientists estimate that erosion will eventually claim them, just like other sea stacks along the coast—so one day, they’ll disappear completely. For now, they stand as a breathtaking reminder of the Oregon Coast’s geological history.


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