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Because a certain group of people can't be trusted, we're going to end up prepaying for every meal. And the tip will be included.
If you need to pre-board then it’s only logical you get off the plane last at your destination.
We went though this with my MiL (she moved in with us after she broke and ankle and hip). After 2 months, we sold her house and put her in assisted living. Full time care for the immobile:

1. Toileting - getting to restroom, cleaning any mess,etc
2. Feeding - prepping and cooking all the meals
3. Cleaning - clothes, apartment, etc
4. Doctor appointments - all of them
5. Emergencies - this will occur daily
6. Middle of the night needs - who's getting up at 2am if/when she needs help?
7. Medications - complete management, getting refills, make sure she's taking them, understanding what they do, etc
8. Questions and resolutions - Their will be ton of all day questions - TV, phone, computer, etc

Lastly is companionship. You're life outside of being at home will dwindle.

Good Luck
I think it’s awesome the “most” educated party can’t understand a simple math problem.
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And a lot has changed since. Hate crimes against black people are on the rise whether you want to admit it or not.


Then why did the SPLC have to fund racist organizations? .

re: Thoughts on feminism?

Posted by theCrusher on 7/16/26 at 4:25 pm to
It was never about equality and is rooted in Marxism. That should explain everything.
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still can drop them at firehouses if it is not voluntary and is manned 24/7


We did a fundraiser and put one at our local firehouse.
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The boomers let Mexicans come across the border and buy up all the cheap cars and bring them back to Mexico so there are no beaters anymore


Everyone forgets the cash for clunkers program. It did more damage then you can imagine.

Jail, pay the cost to repair the damage and make her work on fishing boat catching cod in the Bering Sea.
She should resign and let someone who is willing to risk their life for the country take her place.
Let's start by making daylight savings time permanent.
Create the fiction that you too can be a prestigious attorney so they can keep funding their salaries and retirements.

Meanwhile, most of students are going to end up with massive loans and will default.
I would see a physician. When only one side of the body is effected, it’s not generally not a good sign.
Kings Loot

I bought a Kings Loot as recommend by this board and it's been great. Here's what I like.

1. Footprint - it cleared out ~50% of the crap I use to carry
2. Fits in a front pocket
3. The money clip feature
4. Doesn't slide out of my back packet
5. It has quick access card feature

My does the dishes so I don't care how she loads the dishwasher.
Close talkers

People who constantly touch you when they talk
As with all accidents there are multiple events / factors that led to unfortunate outcomes.

1. Not being able to swim (I don't know if this has been confirmed)
2. Alcohol
3. Murky water
4. Strong rip tide on the side of the island where he was found (this is from the Cajun Navy)
5. Loud noise levels - music and people. If was able to cry for help, would anyone have heard him?
6. Extreme heat
6. Lack of trained rescuers / observers. Most people would not recognize drowning if it happened in front of them. It's not like in the movies where someone screams for help. It's the opposite - head underwater and arms failing about.

I'd assume he was in the water and got caught in a rip. Given the time it took to find the body he was close to shore.

There were so many people on the island, you're not going to drag off a fit young man (I'll wager he could fight) in daylight and kill him without someone noticing. Unless you think everyone on the island was in on his death.

Occam’s razor
In the 1800s, American bison were systematically eliminated from Louisiana. While hundreds historically migrated into the rolling hills of the western part of the state in the winter, the last known wild bison in Louisiana was killed in the early 1870s in the Peason Ridge area of Kisatchie National Forest.

I always found this interesting.

re: New Drivin n Cryin…

Posted by theCrusher on 7/2/26 at 6:21 pm to
We went and saw them at Chickie Wa Wa in April. Great show.