Lurker > bigblu89

Like why though?

This was small town America. It was next to our houses. My family rarely played with the rent. Dad and his brother were just happy it made more money than the regular maintenance.

It wasn't like some huge income generator.

My family owned a single family we rented out. A single mom and her kids lived there and they occupied the place for like 15 years. He and my uncle was just happy somebody lived in it. They would have tore it down otherwise.

All that rambling...

Where is the name called that? In the manual? Or in the actual game?

no. You were entirely wrong. Thats the start and end of anyone accepting the things youre saying.

Having a carbonated water feature installed just means they like carbonated water. The topic should be over now hope this helps.

I'm gonna go with Jesus, just to clear up a few things

What I am saying is that they're essentially equivalent to drinking watered down soda. I admit I was mostly thinking about the taste and smell and not the nutritional content or whatever. And I can even admit that maybe I should've said "Severely watered down soda".

Opponents question the laws constitutionality, warning that lawsuits are likely to follow. Proponents say the purpose of the measure is not solely religious, but that it has historical significance. In the laws language, the Ten Commandments are described as foundational documents of our state and national government.

The past 3 years has been huge for solar in places like California and Texas and is crowding out coal and natural gas.

Big solar already exists and is probably going to be the main clean energy just due to how cheap it is. And batteries are only getting cheaper

lol

Bill Maher video, thumbnail is Andrew Tate shrouded in lightning and in a diaper.

No thanks, I'm good.

Why are you bumping old-ass threads, bro?

yes but lots of dads arent even the parent first, they are gone, ducking child support and so on

I agree. I'd be an awesome dad, because I'd call people out for saying stupid shit.

This is how they got the entire internet to suspiciously be so frothily passionate over how pro nuclear they are seemingly overnight. You never see the same for renewables because theres less money in that and you cant sound as smart.

My Dad was strict on doing the right thing and not breaking laws.

But I also got treated with a lot of confidence and responsibilities at an early age. That used to be common medium, has been going away from what I see. Not entirely, but definitely enough to cause social problems.

Dude has no kids, never wants to get married, and is essentially a lifelong bachelor. Nothing wrong with any of that, but lecturing on *parenthood* demonstrates, yet again, how big of a an arrogant tool he is.

How many of those kids who had hard-ass dads are now in therapy or have severe intimacy issues?

Regardless of the argument about strictness, it's still gender essentialist bullshit to make this specifically about dads not being strict enough.

Why did Republicans pass this in the house?

Ain't watching that turd, may I have a summary? What's he saying we don't allow dads to do anymore, beat their kids?

I don't think going back to father's being the" God" of the house is the solution for anything. I suppose some kids not being told no is a big problem but this does not seem like the answer either.

I cannot imagine that being any good. For some reason, it just doesn't seem possible to capture that kind of humor anymore.

How long?

100% chance they pick Philly over Pittsburgh

The two locations will occupy former department store locations at the King of Prussia Mall (at 180 North Gulph Road) near Philadelphia and at the Galleria Dallas (13350 Dallas Parkway), each spanning footprints of more than 100,000 square feet.

So the company that inspired an entire generation to stay inside and chill now wants them to go outside and do shit?