When I told my boss, in IT, about these he told me to stop making things up LMAO.

Oh man, I haven’t had Burgerville in nearly a decade and a half. Bummer.

GFS scratches a little of that itch for me.

Water.

Maybe a chai latte, yogurt, a piece of fruit, or chocolate oat milk.

Damn, I knew I was doing something wrong.

Yeah, and the sandwich too.

I like short hair. I hate styling hair. Pony tail it is.

I haven’t thought about the Thumb Thumbs in years… Damn those were some fun movies.

All that’s missing is him just straight up punching the guy into next week.

This graphic looks like the lovechild of Rayman and an M&M.

I love my metal straws. Great for smoothies and milkshakes. They don’t collapse!

I almost didn’t make it, myself. You can do everything “right” and still get murdered. A piece of paper will not stop someone sufficiently motivated.

And of course, if you suffer mentally because of the abuse, it’s used against you in court to show how “unstable” you are, and that you are just exaggerating about the danger you’re in.

Think of all of the interesting things you can do with regional dialects!

I am an occasional rollator user and my partner is an occasional wheelchair user! (Different needs.)

If you’re driving, kind of sucks. Unless you have a more spendy, lighter wheelchair, the wheelchair is a bit heavy to get in and out of vehicle. (I have hurt my back dealing with my partner’s chair, but I am short.) The rollator is still a bit bulky, but they also fold like a wheelchair but are also smaller and lighter.

I haven’t used public transportation with these types of mobility aids. But I have seen wheelchair users get strapped in separately. You would need to hold your rollator in front of you.

I haven’t had trouble in a restaurant with either one. With a rollator, I put it between me and the (vacant) chair next to me. Never tried a booth because I wasn’t sure where to put the rollator.

If you’re going to a place where you would use a cart (like shopping), you need to handle the rollator somehow. I usually leave it in my car, but I’m not sure how you’d handle this if you took public transportation.

Especially with the men that complain about how hard it is to control the stream, might as well sit down.

I worked with someone that I later found out used AI to code her stuff. She knew how to code some, but didn’t understand a lot of fundamentals.

Turns out, she would have AI write most of it, tweak it to work with her test cases, and call it good.

Half of my time was spent fixing her code, and when she was fired, our customer complaints went way down.

I knew people from bigger cities that had metal detectors in the mid-aughts. I think they’re wider spread now, but I don’t know much about schools now. Not sure about X-ray machines, never heard about those in a school.

In the sticks, we don’t have any of the machines. The textbooks are usually older than the pupils too and a lot of the stuff is in poor repair, so it may be an issue of funding.

There are even carved out exceptions for cops that are perpetrators of domestic violence. No gun for you if your victim successfully makes a case that you are violent… Unless you’re part of the police force, then carry on. Surely the victim will be safe!

I haven’t looked into him for a while, but that is not surprising. He was not fit to live on his own and his father seemed to give no fucks.

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