You shouldn’t give them large raw bones because they can be full of germs (and if they weren’t at first, they will be once your dog has dragged them all over the yard.)

I’m not sure why anyone would want to give a packaged bone to a dog when they could give a fresh one from the butcher’s. Even the supermarket carries them.

But those kind of tasks are rarely *single* tasks. For example painting a house actually a collection of tasks (pick colours, buy paints, get scaffolding, etc...). You can usually at least create a plan for what to do as soon as you get the task ahead of you.

I have moderated several Internet lawn care forums for about 12 years now. I can write several 3,000-word essays on why you don’t want to do much of what that graphic says. Perhaps if you lived in the specific neighborhood of the author that might work, but as soon as you skip around, say to Scotland, Wales, or…

Thanks for summing up why I don’t ever want to have a lawn in one handy infographic. The amount of water and fertilizer alone is enough to put me off, not to mention the time required to maintain such an unnatural ecosystem.

We grew up in the 60s and ate what was put in front of us - and we were fed the same things as our parents ate. My brother and I grew up eating spinach, lima beans, brussels sprouts, artichokes ... pretty much every veggie that kids now go eeewwwww about. <shrug> If you are raised eating what is fed to you as a matter…

Armor was amazingly good at being armor. Why that surprises people is beyond me.

Yeah - they did her nothing but favors yesterday. She came across cool, collected, and reasonable, and they came across as nutcases.

Failure?

It doesn’t hurt that Clinton and Richards are about 19x smarter than anyone else in the room.

Hillary did better than anyone expected yesterday. There was a moment where she shot a glance at this Senator, I forget which one, after he turned his attitude up a little too loud and you could feel him shrinking in his seat. She may as well have screamed at him “I told everyone to check their fucking priviledge at…

That’s what IKEA is for, I guess.

That’s what I do with I drop just about anything small on the floor. Even a small object will cast a fairly large shadow!

1. Push big pieces about with cardboard.
2. Scoop up with paper bag and cardboard.
3. Vacuum
4. Pick up remaining shards with feet over the next few weeks...

Also, use a flashlight to help find those pieces that travel far from the drop zone. (This may have been mentioned in the video but, alas, youtube is banned here at work. #sadtrombone)

I’ve seen to many of these growing up that were pampered and stored properly that didn’t start in the spring. Meanwhile, we ran the tank empty and threw a tarp over it and called it good. Started right up in the spring.

Hmm, my concern is providing a doc to someone else in a format they can open with their chosen software but without formatting errors in translation.

They never took a doggie bag home and they never touched Golem Jesus’s meal.

I think that when you get some kind of special deal (coupon, comp’ed drinks, etc.), it’s a good practice to tip on what the meal should have cost. If you didn’t actually partake of the free thing, I think you’re good.

I’ll have to try that, though I’d rather use limes if possible!