

Thankfully, if that hard-to-get little vixen of a teenager lied about what school she goes to, he likely has the resources to look up her school and home address!


Thankfully, if that hard-to-get little vixen of a teenager lied about what school she goes to, he likely has the resources to look up her school and home address!


I feel like 37+ is really not that strange of an age to have lost both your parents. That’s an odd reaction.


Why would slotted be better than, say, Phillips for flat mount? Most of the flat heads on the equipment at work is either a Phillips or hex


I was expecting it to go some SovCit route


I’m flying back home from a work trip soon, and later tonight we’re launching the dnd campaign I’ve been writing.
Using your previous few questions as context, I’m gonna say you call this “a really fun and fast 7 months”, which at your age is totally fine.


I have to ask what the flight was


I’m sure one could stir up enough of a shit storm in this situation to get a different flight


In your defense, I didn’t get the joke either, until reading the replies to your comment.


What is it with these people? One thing is just never enough. If she had just killed her husband that’s fine, if he was just scamming people that’s fine, but if you can’t stick to one crime at a time honey you’re gonna get caught 👁️👄👁️💅🏾


That’s interesting. On the surface one might assume she’s just dumb and doesn’t understand how to assess her finances, but I wonder if there’s more to it; maybe she already knew her net worth (or didn’t particularly care), but wanted to know what other people say her net worth is.


Tbf the “waiting for gigs” thing isn’t really accurate for the people that do it for their full-time job. A lot of them do both Uber and Lyft and will be actively declining gigs from one service while driving for the other. When you have a lot of positive reviews you get priority on rides, drivers in populated cities where people don’t want to drive are making some pretty serious cash.
All that isn’t to say that the lack of benefits and the like doesn’t eat into that significantly. Just wanted to dispel the myth that there’s nobody making a decent living off it.


Some space research should still be funded, but not as a major priority.
Most of our ancestors probably did think that before sailing the seas, they were focused on feeding themselves, fighting off diseases and other tribes, learning how to build. While others focused on making boats and sailing. Sailing became what it is now because society survived long enough for sailing to develop. Similarly, if we as a species can keep ourselves alive long enough, gradual progress towards space exploration will develop into much more.


I wasn’t sure if it was maybe meant to be:
Texas begins removing “rio grande”; island officials say [it] is used to hide and smuggle immigrants
Or something similar. Me not being familiar with the area and the whole title being capitalized made it hard for me to pick apart the proper nouns


I thought the title was poorly worded but no, they are “removing” a fucking island.
a young
She’s said the 08 in her username is her birth year, so she’s 18/19.


How does a hitman with a static address stay out of prison while telling boyfriends of upstairs neighbors their business?
That last part pronounced like bologna?
I mean, isn’t it odd that the statistic reported uses that age range? I don’t wanna defend Fixed News for anything they do, but if the range they’re given is 15-19, and they want to say that “young adults” (18 to early 20s) birth rates are down, they have to include the 15 year olds.
It’s really strange that the data available lumps “barely old enough to be biologically capable of bringing a child to term but mentally and emotionally incapable of making their own informed decisions” into the same category as “legal adult who may have taken deliberate action to prepare and plan for a pregnancy”. I’d be curious to see how splitting the ages up to something like 14-17 and 18-21 would effect the data, and what was reported.