It excludes no one. Sure, it’s easier for some than others, but if you’re called to public service you take the risk.
It excludes no one. Sure, it’s easier for some than others, but if you’re called to public service you take the risk.
I’m close to the family of our current state rep here in Texas: yes, they have “day jobs” . On top of the legislature only meeting once every two years, for the most part, their work week is Monday morning -wednesday early afternoon, barring committee meetings of course. Plenty of time to hold down a job if your…
That’s your punishment for keeping the bread in the fridge like a fucking lunatic.
Went to school in Nacogdoches (Axe’Em Jacks!) and we had a dog food plant in town. When the wind was blowing a warm, gulf coast wind out of the south all of campus smelled like dog food.
Oh yes the slots. See, I forgot that is how my dishwasher is set up now. Those things are awesome.
This is, by far, the worst dishwasher-centric idea I have ever read.
What kind of rube can’t avoid fork tines.
Spoons alternate, otherwise they cuddle and don’t get clean
Knives go down, forks go up, spoons alternate.
What kind of fancy ass dishwashers are you using?
Maybe it’s all a lie
Doing the Lord’s Work
Got to make sure you have good spunk shui. Any guy without good spunk shui wants to be caught
Want to avoid something tasting bitter? Don’t boil it in something that leaves it with a bitter taste.
yep, actually totally normal to take kids to a place that exists to serve alcohol, actually.
You’re missing the point. A kid hanging at a bar is as appropriate as me hanging out in a ball pit.
Dont bring your kid to a alcohol centric place.
Or dont bring the kid to an alcohol centric establishment.
+1 for jilling off. Always gets a laugh
And cleaning it up is like getting peanuts butter out of a shag carpet