No it won’t count toward PSFL...you have to make 120 months of qualifying payments.

I’m late, but reparations becomes divisive when the qualifiers are about pain & suffering instead of quantifiable numbers. The biggest and most objective numbers that the US can calculate are the stolen wages from slavery and the land stolen (or traded in bad faith) from the first peoples.

Happy Birthday, Kate!!

I gotta fly out of LGA to ATL and back next week :/. As much as it sucks, I still feel worse for the people working with no pay.

He’s go the analysis part down but really needs to work on when to shut up.

For your viewing pleasure:

When I try the baking soda paste method, I normally end up with white (harmless) residue for the next few months.

I lived in her district for about 10 years and there were few good things said about working in her office and her personally.

With a name like Hakeem Jeffries, could we expect any less?

Fight the good fight, my brother.

More like Sean McBae.

I’m fairly certain 0% of those students voted for Clinton or Trump.

By far my favorite part of the movie.

2nd favorite was gossip dog.

My main question: where tf were the adults in charge of the students? These students may be the face of MAGA, but people like those “chaperones” are the backbone.

My main question: where were the students’ chaperones and guardians? There’s no reason the situation should have even gotten to a point where one of the students is taking off his shirt in freezing weather to rally a group of 50+ teenagers. There just needed to be one adult to say, “Shut up, we’re leaving this area.”

One tip I have is to change nearly everything you interact with on a daily basis to the targeted language. By everything I mean phone, Facebook, radio stations/ media, operating system, etc.

This is hilarious.

Yo kiwi berries are where it’s at. They’re just kiwi, but you don’t have to peel them.

“Our buns: no seeds.”

Blood, Sweat, and Pixels is an amazing book.

Blood, Sweat, and Pixels is an amazing book.

Yeah, McAllen is a small, quiet, close-knit family town. Essentially like most towns in the Rio Grande Valley.