I reply to each person individually if they said something unique. If their comment was a regurgitation of another comment, I don't reply.
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It's easy to be friends with parents who have cool kids. It's when the kids aren't cool yet that it's hard. I don't really like babies too much because they don't really do anything entertaining, but I really like toddlers and older kids, the ones I can actually talk to and interact with.
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I totally quoted you, too. That was awesome.
One kid lives with Dad+Murder Mom full time, one kid lives with Regular Mom full time. They share the kids on holidays and during the summer. So Regular Mom's a fine, regular mom, she's now petitioning for full custody of both kids and I assume, no access to Murder Mom.
You may be able to buy one through Google. If not, it should be easy to buy one from anywhere (GoDaddy is a popular registrar, so is Name Cheap) and just forward it through the domain admin panel.
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Me and my guy are the opposite. I forget everything and he remembers every single rude/annoying/shitty thing I've ever done. ever.
Just stick a razor up there, he/she will be able to shave him/herself.
Hey Arnold! is on Netflix.
I used to watch Nick at Nite and the 90s shows. I pretty much watched Nickelodeon all day long.
Yeah I get that feeling, too. Hard work, what's that?
I look more like my step mom than my real mom...it's kind of weird.
I agree. But it still happens. It's insane. So many people I went to high school with were expecting nearly six figures this year after they graduated (I'm still in school). They were disappointed.
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Yeah, you've accomplished something, but not something that will set you apart in your field. While only 27% of Americans have a college degree, most of those people, especially straight out of college, are applying for the same jobs. They're not competing with kids who didn't go to college.
Maybe that was the plan?
When you pair a bachelor's degree with zero work experience, you're definitely not special. So that kid who comes out of Degree Mill University with only cashier experience at Blockbuster will have a hard time finding that $70,000 job he was promised by admissions.