And for mostly everyone, I hope that by 35 at the absolute latest, no one cares about being cool.
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This is some very solid advice. My parents are both doing fine, but I rue the day when I have to sort through their stuff.
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Sheed is a top 10 favorite Piston for me, but I’ll still never forgive him for leaving BSB to double Manu. I’ll never forget where I was when that happened. I almost cracked my head on the ceiling fan in my parents house from jumping up and down as he left for the double team.
The book is infinitely better than the movie, and as an aside, Last Exit to Brooklyn is worth the read as well.
Yes. These meal delivery services require way more time and labor than any meals I typically make, and I cook pretty much every night.
Don’t beat yourself up over that Canada joke Drew. I snorted.
Meal delivery kits are way too much work to warrant the product. It seemed like in total I spent about twice what I normally spend on making dinner, maybe because I’m less familiar with the dishes or whatever, but I found them kind of annoying.
Definitely, and if that’s the case whoever called 911 and lied, should be charged with a crime.
As much as I enjoyed that trailer, and I did immensely, I wonder if a mini series wouldn’t be a better vehicle for this. I’ll take what I can get, but it seems like a 6-8 episode Uncharted series could be great.
While that’s all and good, Fillion is perfect for the role, as evidenced up above.
What an absolute disaster of a book. So creepy.
What an excellent list. My daughters don’t have all of these, but a fair amount, and they absolutely love them.
I feel bad for most Kings draft picks. I remember watching the 2012 NBA draft with hopes that my Pistons would land either Thomas Robinson or Andre Drummond. As the Kings snagged Robinson I remember instantly feeling terrible for him and that his career was over before it started. Poor Thomas.
Well in fairness, I wouldn’t want those loonies jingling around in my pocket per se either.
Is it just me, or do people receiving tips usually say thanks? I don’t ever recall getting a thank you from tipping, and I am usually very generous with tips. I don’t want a thank you either, in those circumstances. Under this circumstance I would never leave a tip, because it isn’t an appropriate tipping…
Maybe it will allow them to get an extra set of boot straps to hoist themselves up to as they rise from cashier to biollionaire CEO.
I went to a liquor store while on vacation last week, and they had a goddamn tip jar sitting next to the cash register. One of the most ridiculous things I’ve ever seen.
Unpopular opinion, NY Bagels are one of the most over-rated NY things.