What did you learn today?

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Just the way they do things to maximize their income based on your mistakes.
 
Secretblend said:
Just the way they do things to maximize their income based on your mistakes.
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Ah I see. Well, if it wasn't an obvious mistake that they caught then isn't it your responsibility to double check the action you want to perform?

In my experience, I haven't had any problems with the bank I did and still do business with.

Yes, I know some banks can do dirty business in order to illegally maximize their profits and hope the government turns a blind eye to them.
 
I learned that my daughter's broken foot won't require surgery. She just needs to wear a boot. :)
 
Reba said:
I learned that my daughter's broken foot won't require surgery. She just needs to wear a boot. :)
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Friend of mine broke the same pinkie toe 3 times...and another friend did the same as ur daughter. Fell down the stairs and broke her pinkie...(she's 62)...3 days ago...*Knock on wood*...and hope ur daughter's toe heals perfectly!
 
rockin'robin said:
Friend of mine broke the same pinkie toe 3 times...and another friend did the same as ur daughter. Fell down the stairs and broke her pinkie...(she's 62)...3 days ago...*Knock on wood*...and hope ur daughter's toe heals perfectly!
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Three times! Yikes!

Thank you. :)
 
Reba said:
On the left, pinkie toe bone is broken.
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Ouch! I banged my toe into my dresser and that hurts like hell , it was black and blue . A broken toe is a lot worst. This is the third person I know with a broken foot, 2 of my women neighbors fell on ice and broke their foot too.
 
DeafDucky said:
I still wish I could find the wingless Quackers- seeing as I collect rubber duckies (and I have a few beanie babies Quackers and the mallard duck one too. Most are packed in my boxes but since moving here have a small collection growing (3 are gifts and 1 set of christmas ducks was a gift too).

My favorite rubber duckie I have is the one I got at Gallaudet :) (just a plain one with "Gallaudet University" written on it's belly).
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I just looked up on the internet for the value of wingless quackers. They are worth $1,300!!! I heard that Lufthansa rubber ducks are worth a lot of money.
 
SilverRoxy said:
I just looked up on the internet for the value of wingless quackers. They are worth $1,300!!! I heard that Lufthansa rubber ducks are worth a lot of money.
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yeah the wingless Quackers is fairly rare not to mention a 'booboo'.

I went and googled about Lufthansa rubber ducks... holy cow... I want one...or two...or three.... I was looking at the below site and I want the German fraulein duck! boobs on a duckie... lol

http://lufthansaflyer.boardingarea.com/lufthansa-first-class-duck-gallery/
 
I learned that Perdue cornish hens are tasteless! I never ate Perdue chicken before and I now know why , they're awful. The birds much be feed cardboard or something.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I learned that Perdue cornish hens are tasteless! I never ate Perdue chicken before and I now know why , they're awful. The birds much be feed cardboard or something.
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Our chickens eat a100% veggie diet A lot of chicken companies cut corners by feeding their chickens all sorts of animal by-products. But PERDUE® chickens are always fed a 100% vegetarian diet, including locally sourced corn and soybeans, and marigolds. And we never use added hormones or steroids.* Because we believe that if you wouldn't feed it to your family, we shouldn't give it to our chickens.
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http://www.perdue.com/Perdue_Way/
 
I only buy Perdue chicken (parts). Never had a cornish hen though, so can't speak for them.
 
whatdidyousay! said:
I learned that Perdue cornish hens are tasteless! I never ate Perdue chicken before and I now know why , they're awful. The birds much be feed cardboard or something.
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probably because of how it was cooked. Sometimes poultry loses its taste/flavor if it is overcooked or not cooked with seasoning.

Don't think I've ever had cornish hens but would try it. I cannot remember if it was part of that giant platter I got in England a few years ago (a LOT of chicken oofff...)
 
Daughter comparing her boot with her hubby's computerized leg. :lol:
 

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DeafDucky said:
probably because of how it was cooked. Sometimes poultry loses its taste/flavor if it is overcooked or not cooked with seasoning.

Don't think I've ever had cornish hens but would try it. I cannot remember if it was part of that giant platter I got in England a few years ago (a LOT of chicken oofff...)
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Check Food Lion that's where I got them the last time. Comes in a 2 pack. I just baked it and basted it with garlic butter every so often and it was good.
 
ncff07 said:
Check Food Lion that's where I got them the last time. Comes in a 2 pack. I just baked it and basted it with garlic butter every so often and it was good.
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I remember seeing them in Food Lion near the apartment I lived in in SC- never did get around to getting some to try lol. Once i get back on my feet again I'm going to, would love to try more cooking...

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Reba- her cool boot looks a lot like the one a friend had when she broke her foot/ankle 3...oh wow..time flies... years ago. Wish I had a picture lol- her break was much more severe though :( tendons and ligament damage involved, dislocation of the- one of the bones and ankle was in pieces.
 
DeafDucky said:
yeah the wingless Quackers is fairly rare not to mention a 'booboo'.

I went and googled about Lufthansa rubber ducks... holy cow... I want one...or two...or three.... I was looking at the below site and I want the German fraulein duck! boobs on a duckie... lol

http://lufthansaflyer.boardingarea.com/lufthansa-first-class-duck-gallery/
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My favorites are the one you mentioned and Statue of Liberty. I think this one is cute too:
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