Our last cat crossed the Rainbow Bridge last fall at age 14, so it’s been a minute since we’ve had a kitten in the house. Fun times!
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This is reasonable. I had one of those upright Dyson vacuum cleaners, spent like $500 for it, ended up giving it away, no strings attached, during a move.
Just felt like more hassle to try to sell it, and went to a family friend, so put to good use.
They even tried to offer me money and I was all “naw”.
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“Terms matter.”
Right. Everybody understands the clear meaning of words.
That’s why it takes months to debate the meaning of “facilitate” and “classified”.
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Railroad ties make great corner posts for fencing. I’ve harvested quite a few of those back in the day specifically for that purpose. The other use we found was to cover dug cesspools a couple of feet below ground surface. People who live in town instead of out in rural area don’t know what they’re missing when it comes down to making do with what you can find laying around. Maybe the current administration will help more of us develop scavenging skills.
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The sick fuck’s minions only hear the numbers, and don’t bother with the actual math.
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Surely these cases are parallel…
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MM: “What features and capabilities exactly would be sacrificed for an Air Force One Lite? Its complex communications systems?”
Oh, come now. That’s what Starlink and Signal are for.
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Because of course Kegseth is also someone who plagiarizes. Oh please, oh please, oh please let it be from a black queer woman author!
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I’m not sure what the complaint about Hegseth could be here. I’m sure this is the way Donny always did his college homework, any time he did his college homework, which was probably approximately never. And he’s been elected president twice.
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Everyone’s been there. That stuff you’ve got just hanging around taking up storage space, too nice to just throw out, but never use. Goodwill is entirely dependent on this tendency to accumulate things we don’t need.
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The Federalist Society has noticed that the Leopards Eat Faces Party, the party that they helped create, might eat their face perhaps too. And, they are feeling uncomfortable with this “chaos”.
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Railroad ties are commonly soaked in creosote, or injected with it. Creosote is a known toxin with carcinogenic properties. Reusing them should include considerations for the wildlife, pets, edible plants nearby (gardens/raised beds?) and ground water runoff and leeching.
Just sayin’…
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Seriously. Like the guy cheated on every wife he has had, but people gonna be shocked that he also cheated on term papers?
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Trump just does stuff to create an aura of supreme control. HIs minders then go out a patch things up -for 90 days.
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Stephen Miller: “We’re looking into completely ignoring the constitution and just doing whatever we feel like doing. If judges approve, then fine; if not, well then that’s judicial tyranny and we’ll probably just lock them up.”
Media: “Many legal experts say this will be unconstitutional.”
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Recall when the first tariffs on Canada and Mexico were proposed at 25% and this was regarded as debitlitating to the US economy. Still true.
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I’m lamenting it’s a 747 and not a 737-Max.
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