Friend sent it to me and i thought it was his, but he just sent it because he thought it was cool. It came from r/ and i think the artist uses the name Legion.

They need someone who's either smarter or equally dumb, but quieter about it.

Yeah. I noticed that as soon as i posted it. Didn't know whether to edit or delete and repost.

We're watching Grimm. It's pretty fun.

But how was the turbulence? It's getting worse.

It's not about liking him. It's about getting his fellow assholes to turn away from the big asshole.

Zero. I call my husband the squirrel whisperer. He makes a sound that draws the squirrels to him. If we're in a park and he sits down, i have to walk away - within a few minutes a dozen squirrels will start creeping him and it's terrifying!

We will probably see some good ads the day before the debate to get him riled up.

Congrats on being adopted! We've done new kitty in a room for a couple of days, then old kitty in the room for a couple of days while new kitty learns the house. Then, when they start pawing under the door at each other we open it. We did not do this with the last kitty and now we have cat fights several nights per week.

Because it cuts into profits and taxes from dispensaries.

Well, if you put that million dollars somewhere that makes a bit of money and follow the 4% rule, you could take out $40k each year and maybe help 4 kids attend a state school every 4 years.

I grew up in a rural area with just my mom. We had two handguns and a shotgun hidden in the house. Anytime we went walking in the pasture a gun came with us in case of snakes or wild dogs and a couple of times per year i was required to shoot at cans with each one. I wasn't interested in them and didn't like shooting them, but understood her desire for me to feel comfortable using them 'just in case'. We often took long road trips to visit family and would stop to nap in rest areas for a few hours. The small handgun was always beside the driver's seat. It was the 70s and early 80s and nothing was locked. 22 in the nightstand drawer, 38 in a dresser drawer, and shotgun behind her bedroom door - all loaded and ready. It didn't seem weird; it was just what my mom did to try to keep us safe.