There is literally no way to execute this surreptitiously without coming off like an asshole.  

It’s Alabama, they just get angry if you suggest terminating the nest before nine months but after that forget about it...

a purple-haired lesbian surrounded by her teammates with giant “DARE TO SHINE” signs around her is like, an incredible image as we reach the end of Pride Month, it makes my gay little heart so fucking happy.

You want to slow down time? Take care of a newborn until they are about 3 months old. Longest 3 months of my life (twice). Obviously, Logistically it would be tough to keep this on a repeating cycle.

“Maybe Air Canada can look into compensating for some therapy.”

No. They drive me insane. 

I mean, who ISN’T pandering to rich morons?

So you’re not a fan of signing up for free trials (that then begin to bill you once the trial is over), I’m guessing?

I do everything within my power to not let anything be “automatic”. When I do, it’s usually a service that I’m resigned that we are deeply entrenched with (like paying for extra icloud space for our photos).

(like 6 inch) covered cast iron man

Yeah, so... That’s just a butthole.

Who else should be doing it? They’ve been the de facto source for this information for longer than their existence has been known to the general public as it is now.

Toyota's actually been doing this for quite a while now.

You know he didn’t design it otherwise it would look like something like this, inside and out.

If you handle cash/funds, control critical parts of IT, or go to work for a competitor, expect to be shown the door quickly.

Guidelines I try to observe when moving on from a job. A lot of these depend on your individual situation.

Oh,I’m very familiar with those.

I feel like YouTube (particularly Youtube Kids) needs to have different options that are available for filtering. Even in using the Kid specific app, the experience is clunky and not really useful. Off the top of my head I’d like to see the following:

My last apartment was owned by a person (not an apartment complex), and he didn’t raise my rent, and this was in a major metro area where rents are high. I think its because I was a really good tenant - easygoing, clean, responsive. So if you’re a good tenant, that can be an incentive for the landlord to keep the rent…

I haven’t had the same experience. Smart landlords will not raise the rent on good tenants. I’m certain that this varies wildly depending on the market you’re in, but if I had someone who paid the rent on time every month, wasn’t a pain in the ass, and didn’t destroy the property, I’d want to hold onto them as long as…