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Hi Russ. Owner of two golden retrievers here, one 12 years and one 7 months. After giving up on teaching the older (Angel) a bulletproof heel command, I’m wanting to start teaching it to the younger (Bailey). Any tips on starting that process? It’s just so damn handy to have, being able to walk without worrying about…

1. Odell's Looseleaf session ale
2. Guinness, the Dublin kind
3. Alaskan White.

Very important note: in a climactic scene near the end, xXx uses a "heat seeking missile" to blow up a cigarette-smoking sniper. The missile launcher? A VHS camcorder with PVC pipe glued to it, painted hunter green.

If I recall correctly, Charlie Hunnam was offered 150k to star originally.

I dated a girl for four and a half years, living 200 miles away while she went to college.

I have yet to see anyone comment on the fact that this is a Childish Gambino lyric.

Followed, immediately. I am a little too excited about this.

I work at a vehicle testing facility 30 minutes from town, so brown-bagging it is the only way to go. Doesn't make it much easier to love, but hey, it's what I got when I hired on.

The worst part is the residual guilt we both feel when, in the scads of free time alone we have, we masturbate. I know it shouldn't feel like a dirty secret, but it still manages to. It's a frustrating life to live.

It's definitely sub-optimal. I keep hoping things will get better, but it doesn't seem like her schedule will change anytime soon. Add in two golden retrievers-one 12, one 5 months-and there's just no time to ourselves. Sometimes, it feels like we've got to leave home to get any personal time. Thanks for the answer!

Alright. Most difficult part, for my fiancee and I, is scheduling. I work M-F, 7-3:30; she's a ICU nurse working nights. That leaves under two hours overlap on days she works, and evenings/nights when she's off. It's so difficult to get in that perfect timeslot-what is a better way to initiate without feeling like…

Kettle chips are a fucking abomination.

"Force yourself to do it, until it's not brutally uncomfortable anymore."

No Tony Romeow?

The nicest thing about the auto-sort is that only the actually important things hit my inbox itself. Is there a benefit to compartmentalize like that, or does that just tend to make things more complicated?

I nearly compulsively read everything that comes in, just to have that peace of mind. About seven different auto-sorting folders help a lot too.

I've got a collection of Tervis tumblers that I rotate out during the week. Every time the glass is dry, I go grab another bottle from the fridge at work. I'm up to about seven 16.9 bottles a day, and I'm not sure I've ever felt better.

I feel your kart-shaming pain, friend.