✌ Victory! ✌

Carlisle United have scored a goal!

Their first since mid February.

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Whenever you want! but officially after May 10th!

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Absolutely! [quote=“M_M, post:1143, topic:71196”]
“Mindysan33 The Historian, Slayer of Untruths”
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Hm.

[ETA] Okay, go look at my profile NOW! (and thanks!)

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Traditional Gaelic storyteller historian. Keeper of old lore.

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Yeah… I’m currently reading a (really old fashioned and dated) book on the Irish of Ireland, and liked the word very much.

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I like to be a trendsetter, so I’m going to start immediately. :wink:

I wonder if you wanted to, could the powers that change your user name registration to DrMindysan33?

Do it! Do it! Do it! :laughing:

(Seriously, you deserve it after all of your hard work.)

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Full time and Carlisle are back in the play off places.

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A small personal victory.

I made my first Aeropress coffee in a year. Things that are going on in my might finally be settling down to a manageable amount of stress.

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Should we call you “Doctor” or “Lady-Doctor” ?

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Should that not have been a evil question in the appropriate thread?

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One of the civility threads?

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I do not dare to answer that.

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Mindysama33.

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She’s a historian, not a gynecologist.

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A history of gynecology would be interesting, from a gender studies perspective. Probably quite disturbing too, going by what hysteria used to mean.

If it’s just about looking at vaginas, then it wouldn’t be interesting.

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Sears used to sell vibrators to treat hysteria.

The history only gets weirder from there on out.

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My grandmother gave me a “pocket massager” for Christmas once. All her gifts were always purchased at the thrift shop she volunteered at. So … yeah I got a second hand vibrator for Christmas. From my grandmother.

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I have no words.

Just the letters W, T, and F.

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I had an aunt who used to volunteer at a thrift shop specifically so she could get first dibs on good stuff. But she gave birthday gifts like barely-worn cashmere sweaters.

Did your grandmother ever figure out what she’d given you?

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