jonkenator
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Come on… American units are entirely absurd but this sign clearly displays both cubic feet and cubic meters.
These numbers are difficult to conceptualize so they’re accompanied by number of baths for context. Nothing official about baths.
lol. Even brand new and without the tears that train is over it.
“No one’s in any danger! How could I make that any more clear to you? Okay. It’s an implication of danger.”
For me it tastes like drinking water from a cup that was recently washed but not rinsed very well. It’s like a hint of soap, not like biting a bar of soap. It’s unpleasant but not gross to the point of being inedible.
Spoiler alert!!!
Because it exists somewhere doesn’t mean I assume it happens everywhere. But that doesn’t matter, I hate that it’s a thing in America and I would hate it if it were a thing in another country. I hate it here and I’d hate it there, I’d hate it anywhere.
Love the player, hate the game.
I love his selfless attitude and hate that lunch debt is even a thing.
Does anybody know what game that is? It looks cool.
20·1 year agoSame in CO! Polis FTW!
“I know that, that doesn’t matter, I know you Mr. Rainey, that’s what matters. You stole my story.”
This is poetic. I want it on a bumper sticker.
65·1 year agoJD is an imbecile, BUT I don’t think he’s entirely off base here. Grandparents (and other extended family members) have historically been very involved in the raising of young children. “It takes a village” after all. In my experience we’ve lost much of that familial help and it would be a huge benefit to get some of it back.
However, I don’t think Grandma/Grandpa are the ONLY solution to the childcare crisis and that’s where I disagree with JD/republicans.
What’s with the Funko Pops? They don’t seem inherently depressing like everything else in the image.
5·1 year agoMusicmatch! I thought I was the only one!
Or maybe it’s middle America farmland.