...i used to watch the original byron allen show after i bought my first television; i enjoyed it at the time but i'm not sure how much of that was just the novelty of watching television late at night...
myrrh
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...broadcast television has been contracting for over twenty years and hasn't cultivated the critical mass to sustain late-night talk-shows for at least half that time; they're a dying genre from a dying medium, kept on life support more by tradition than anything else...
...by choice though: the dude hacked time, so he can pull whomever he chooses...
...the injuries weren't simultaneous; broke one on a solid-core service door and but thankfully i'd regained partial use just before clumsily slamming a car door on the other a few months later...
...both hands were simultaneously disabled, though, and although i've regained full use starting this month, my range of motion is still a bit limited with moderate nerve damage...growing less clumsy with mobility exercises every day, though!..
...he looks pretty good for eighty-eight years of age, honestly...
...my work keyboard's index bumps are worn out; there's a hint of a bump on the F key but the J key's worn completely smooth...i broke both of my hands last year and had to hunt-and-peck with seven fingers for awhile; now that i've since recovered full use of ten digits, touch-typing is proving a real challenge...
...we had smaller rectangular bales, fun to stack in the hay barn and climb all over...
...of the decade?..of the past two decades, methinks...
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...okay, so admittedly knee bracing is a thing, but i still have no idea what those trapezoidal braces are supposed to be doing...