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Consider going the emotional support animal route.

Hiding a dog in a pet-free apartment building is a surefire way to make sure your neighbors hate you, so please don’t do this. Recognize that many people choose dog-free apartments because they actively don’t want to live with dogs; it is selfish to disregard the established rules of the community just because you

all users on the dark web are fully anonymous and can communicate and share files without risk of a leaked IP address or location data compromising their identity.”

This is simply not true. You’re only as safe as the developer(s) providing you the tools being used. Brave browser, based on privacy/anonymity, provided a

I’m not trying to shit on any of these wacky stories, most of which do seem very odd.

It’s not that much cheaper though. They don’t offer pricing for solo travelers on the website, but two people is nearly $5,000. Might as well find a few adult friends you are willing to share a tiny room with and pay $1500 each instead of $2500.

Man even as a Star Wars fan this sounds....not good. Expensive, staring at a phone, not relaxing. I suppose it’s good for the right person. I’m not the type who enjoys LARPing though: I like to observe, not participate. Like I dread getting picked to go up on stage or those murder mystery train rides...I’d rather just

Step 1. Don’t try to do any kind of work (assembly or otherwise) on electronics while connected to a power source.

I can’t imagine this is actually directed at a broad audience of people with kids (kids are all different, but I imagine most of them thinking this was the dumbest fucking thing they’d ever seen in their lives.)

I spent 3 weeks in Paris at a 4-star hotel (with the most amazing included breakfast buffet you can POSSIBLY imagine) for less than the cost of this.

Airfare and Louvre annual membership included.

As far as ‘made up artificial crap’, I also spent 3 weeks in New Zealand, touring all the LOTR film sites for less than

My wife and I used to frequent a lovely Indian buffet near our house. People would frequently come in, check out the offerings and decide to eat there or not. It wasn’t uncommon to see “non-eaters” poking around.

Back when my kid was in diapers it was common for the Men’s room to have no changing tables. In those cases I’d go back out and change the kid out in public with zero attempt to be discrete. Zero regrets. As a parent it gets frustrating to see how much of the world is not setup to accommodate young kids.

The child part of me thinks this would be cool. The adult part of me thinks that running around for 2 days LARPing with a bunch of rich parents / kids would be incredibly awkward and cringeworth.

I’ve let this happen to me one time.

In my mid-20's, I was invited to one of those family style restaurants by a friend (buca de beppo sounds right). We have this big group of people, well over ten, including my friend’s parents and little brother. I know everyone at the table so I don’t think anything is up. I’m lost

I’m old enough to have seen the first Star Wars movie in a theatre, and this comes under the heading of “dear God, no”.

I had and experience that made me look like the guy in the photo at the top of this article:

You forgot two facts I wanted to know

Even if I wanted to piss money like no tomorrow, the hotel is located in Florida—one of the worst states of the nation thanks to that mini-Trump fascist governor and his full-bore lying hypocrisy.

I was a member of a wedding party once and invited to the rehearsal dinner. At the end of the dinner the bride’s father stood up and said, “Let’s split this evenly. Put your credit cards on this plate (which he then passed around.

The bride was a friend for a time. We’d invite her and her husband for dinner and spend

I have epilepsy, and am in an online support group. I used to laugh at the oil shillers, but we’ve lost so many people to fake alternative medicine. And by most, I mean they’ve actually died. They decide to try something else bc they are tired of the side effects amid their prescriptions, or whatever reasons, and

Some oils should never be put on the skin, no matter what the dilution. For example, cinnamon essential oils (whether true cinnamon bark, true cinnamon leaves or cassia) is deeply irritating to the skin. Even in dilution, it’s a damn stupid thing to subject yourself to.

It is beyond naïveté to say something must be