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You have to hide the pill inside a piece of steak. Works every time*.

My area of Cubeville has some sort of trailing plant that I think is a philodendron. (I can’t take pictures at work and “darn it Jim we’re engineers not botanists” so that makes identification a bit more complicated.) But that thing will not die. It’s been left in the dark for weeks at a time, over watered, under water

My kids are all grown now.  This is the best parenting hack I ever pulled off.  When kids first start taking meds, they usually can’t get a pill down easily.  I went to the store and bought a tube of mini M&Ms and a bag of M&Ms for each kid.  Then I gave them a handful of mini’s and told them to eat them.  Then I gave

Lube can be a safety issue, 100%. And I don’t think most teenagers take into account how their parents feel about them having sex before they choose to have sex--it was certainly irrelevant to my decision. 

I mean for older teens there are parents who are genuinely OK with their kid having sex rather than “I’d rather you not, but be safe if you must”. So that’s one consideration. Also, lube can decrease the chances of condom breakage, so there’s that. Can also be used solo, which any reasonable parent should be OK with

LOL this I worked at a gas station and had a young kid probably late teens come in and buy some condoms, I was like anything else he kind of freaked out and was said kind of loudly their condoms and quickly snatched them off the counter and jammed them in his pocket. I laughed so hard when he left. Like dude why be

Man, this is a tough one. I totally agree with you; sadly, I’ve started doing more of this since the pandemic started. It’s entirely my fault and my problem to fix, not making excuses, it’s just so exciting talking to people in person when we do see them that I find myself stepping on other people’s sentences and it’s

Oh, I bet she is already moving her money. But letting TD think that maybe they can keep her business first is a good time.

Seriously, this is horseshit. It’s SOP for banks to explain to a customer why they can’t release money, or what steps the customer needs to follow, like an ID or filling out a disclosure form. If the teller was uncomfortable because she thought there was a red flag, the proper thing to do would have been to alert a

Samuel says CPU may move all their funds from TD Bank if there aren’t changes made

wonder if that’s why they did it. Half their shift in a nice warm station filling out paperwork instead of out in the cold.

I’m sure a better question should've been, "are you okay?" considering that they were on a wellness check. 

Why did they even need to know these things, they should have been able to see that walking on the sidewalk was dangerous, and either left him alone or given him a lift.

I’ve said this before but it is worth repeating: No good officer looks for an arrest unless a crime has been committed. For 17 years, I made arrest when I had to (warrant or OFA), the person was a danger to the community, or a crime was committed.  Why?  Because an arrest takes time.  You can blow half your shift

And the proper response to a minor walking in the snow is to arrest him?

Drain denies that race played a role in the arrest, but added “I can’t get inside people’s hearts, I can’t get inside people’s heads.”

Those officers didn’t know his age. They didn’t know he was 18. They didn’t know he worked at Walmart. They didn’t know where he lived.

Exactly what was Boreanz supposed to do, anyway? It’s rather hard to say anything in response without it coming across as suggesting that a woman making accusations is insufficient and requires a man endorsing her.

I don’t like it when fans “demand” that some celebrity say something or stand up for their causes. It’s creepy and weird. They don’t owe you that. Also, once you “demand” it, then it becomes performative, even if it’s how they truly feel. 

You know your kid, I don’t, so I’m sure you’ve got this covered but just in case: