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I never knew I wanted this until now

I never knew I wanted this until now

Is it REALLY a long weekend though? I mean, July 4 is on Tue, and though not speaking for everyone, I have work on Monday, then off on Tue.

I don’t really understand the “performance” anxiety when it comes to using public restrooms. If I need to go I don’t really care who knows I’m going or if there is a line. It just does not bother me at all.

I am shocked that some of you are suggesting you pretended to read books in SCHOOL

Or free if you buy a drive and put it at a friends house.

People who drink ginger ale with fake flavoring are ... well, they already feel bad so I won’t be harsh. I favor Blenheim Ginger-Ale.

And experienced personnel will thus be making the same as these entitled noob cornholes.

I don’t generally offer my seat to a pregnant woman on the Dave Barry principle:

He said the sheriff is near!

I only regret that I have but one star for this comment.

Well, I can never say no to Mel Brooks films...

HTTRack is a nice free tool I’ve used for years https://www.httrack.com It has a lot of configurable options but is still very easy to use.

I don’t know that I understand the question. I don’t use entertainment as comfort when I’m distressed. That just seems to me to be a avoidance technique, rather than dealing with the problem.

I’ve never had an issue just saying “you have something in your teeth” or “your fly’s unzipped” or “you have some gunk on your face”, most of the time accompanied by a small gesture mimicking what to do. Straight-forward, nonchalant, not awkwardly beating around the bush.

So basically TiVo circa 2008.

It may be worth keeping an eye on Gadgetbridge for when the official apps die.

the dogs are like “lets go outside more often, more rubdowns!”

There is a correct answer for steak:

They sure can. Not so much in the “It’s 7:34, time to get up” sense, but in the “The sun is coming through the window in the bathroom, it’s time to get up” sense. Or the “I gotta pee! I gotta pee! I gotta pee!” sense.