Eh, I can’t eat it anymore, anyway. Gives me a headache.

A shithole country.

But at least the center can hold, right? Right?

Wink, wink.

If you’re wondering like I did, I looked it up and “Ik fok paarden” means “I breed horses”.

Which says nothing about, uh, the level of personal involvement on the part of the breeder, of course. 😉

100% Vegan!

Let’s just say this: if they really cared they could resupply Lincoln. Where there’s a will there’s a way.

Wir fahren gen Italien.

Guns? They’re cool and all but with people being who they are it’s better if everyone doesn’t have the right to own one.

Just wait until you find out that the photo in question is of their screen.

I would make sure to secure the panels somehow so they don’t get blown away by wind, and maybe check that the reflection doesn’t cause a hazard, e.g. to passing traffic.

😰

This is the correct answer.

Cf. D.C. v. Heller (2008)

I agree with your edited version. As for causes, being a good parent seems to be one of the hardest things to do. To be honest it’s the main reason why I never wanted to have kids.

Tiny pebble caught under the door being dragged over a stone floor. Like chalk on blackboard, just way worse.

People chewing and swallowing.

Be sure to try cream of corn as well.
Bon appetit!

Yes, Doomsider, I’m serious. I happen to know plenty of guys who never made it to their sixties doing that kind of stuff. As in, I work with people whose health has failed to the degree that they cannot continue in their line of work.

And this is one of the most common things I’m seeing. Craftsmen who never invested in education or any kind of further qualification and are suddenly unable to work. Many are in their forties but I’m also getting lots of men in their mid-fifties.

You might get lucky and make it well past forty as a craftsman. But even just the pain and discomfort of the slipped discs, ruined knees, or carpal tunnel syndromes that these people get should give anyone reason to think twice about trying to make it all the way to retirement without shifting from pure physical labor to something else - be it as an instructor, salesperson, or manager. Anything that lessens the physical burden.

The 35 figure I gave was about having a plan by then. It might take a while to set in motion but I firmly believe it’s best to start developing it sooner rather than later.

Trades are great for breaking into the job market but you MUST have an exit strategy by age 35. No body (sic) lays tiles until age 67.

If it’s worth doing right it’s also worth doing half-assed.

To me this means it’s better to let go of perfectionism lest it becomes paralyzing. Strive for the best conceivable result all you want but be content with the best achievable result as well.

Holy Moiré pattern Batman, do people really not know how to do screenshots any more? You’ve even got the nifty Snipping Tool to help you with that nowadays.