and picket.

fucking troll the fucking shit out of their greedy fucking shit-fuck asses.

Here’s what my first MP3 player looked like. The Rio Riot! Apparently it was actually a DAP (digital audio player). Anyway, it was massive but it was my lifesaver until it stopped working, shortly before the iPod came out. I couldn’t afford a mf iPod.

HAHAHAHA I love this insight.

You’d think they’d get some damn financing opportunities for tiny home buyers then, if that were true.

Also, What Not to Wear was like the best TLC show ever.

Well they had kids to save a teen marriage and moved to the country to save money, and now everyone is acting like bumpkins and hillbillies.

I can't even understand this insane decision.

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One should complement color palettes. Matching colors isn't always the most effective design choice.

So ah, the only real question left here to ask is: Which mother-in-law...?

Ugh. That should never have happened to you. I’m sorry.

I agree, however, I’m not studied enough on the topic to settle my own concerns. Namely, would there be deer overpopulation (and turkey, for that matter) if we hadn’t driven wolves to near-extinction? I would think no.

haha, uh, yea. A lot of people do not make even that much per year, in the Twin Cities in Minnesota, USA.

We can only hope.

Ah, no. It’s got its fair share of conservative looney bin types but a large portion of the population is progressive and loving. (Hippies even. We have the most natural foods co-ops of any state, and growing lol.)

Ew, don’t say that.

Good Will Netflix.

WOW. way to be a part of the problem.

That is the precise loophole this article is exposing. Insurers are not *supposed* to be able to pick and choose which FDA-approved form of birth control women can take. They are *supposed* to be covering them all, in addition to ultrasounds, maternity leave, breastfeeding supplies, and the like.