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Not a fan of the taste of hot dogs, but if I have one, usually I'll only put ketchup on it. Don't like all that other stuff.

Wow she's gorgeous.

Spurner posted...

Im guessing its not the dads.

Definitely the moms. Has the same vibes as that mom that wrote a letter to her sons' University asking the girls to stop wearing leggings because "you couldn't help but see those blackly naked rear ends. I didn't want to see them but they were unavoidable. How much more difficult for young guys to ignore them."

Don't use my dating profile anymore, but I'm 5'11 and I listed 5'11 on my profile. No need to fudge the numbers

Smashingpmkns posted...

It takes weeks for a gallon of milk to either finish or end up expired in my house. I mostly use it for cooking but my fiance drinks the stuff.

My son can singlehandedly finish off a half gallon in 1 week just from having cereal in the mornings. It only lasts a few days if I also give him milk with dinner. I can imagine a family of 4 or 5 can really burn through some milk if they're all having milk with breakfast and dinner.

I actually enjoy socializing and modern society, so option 1 sounds terrible. Option 2 it is

... I swear they take more steps backwards every day

Oh wow. He has a wife and kid, right? I hope he's okay. I don't think he's a good person, but I'm not about to wish death on someone's father/husband.

Yes always. Flight games got me used to inverted and now I can't play without it

Nothing crazy, about 4 hours. We had dinner, and the date was going so well that we extended it and saw a movie. Now she's my gf

Nope. She's a terrible person and she keeps reaffirming it. I was never really a huge Harry Potter fan to begin with, so I have no problem distancing myself from that franchise.

refmon posted...

This is like when people unironically claim that the Starwars PT is actually good lmao

What? No don't compare us to these contrarians.

The Prequel Trilogy was a part of my childhood, so I legitimately enjoyed them. But I'm not sitting here going "the prequels were better than the originals" or anything crazy like that.

God no. If anything I want weather to get cooler. We hit triple digit temps multiple times last year and this year is predicted to be a hotter worldwide >_>

Do sliders count? Because I've had multiple of those. But never 3 full sized burgers

GranTurismo posted...

ye, i kinda agree with that, safety issue. And in michigan it isn't even required that you wear a helmet. Is it in so. cal.?

Yeah helmets are required by law, but none of the other safety gear is. I've seen guys on a crotch rocket with a t-shirt and shorts on

I never watched that channel, but I remember Street Sharks was on ABC at one point.

And yeah, I was a 90's kid with cable, but I stuck with Nick, Disney and Cartoon Network. And sometimes WB/Fox/ABC for their Saturday cartoons

I think sports bikes look like a ton of fun. But knowing how many terrible drivers there are here makes me never want to actually ride one.

Tyranthraxus posted...

When dafuq Spy X Family season 2

October

Maybe. Like if her body count is well into triple digits, then I'd be kind of concerned. I'm not going to go out of my way to find out her numbers though

ellis123 posted...

A pedestrian in the road has right of way 100% of the time period. However, that dude is a moron as you were not in the road.

Nah. Traffic signals dictate right of way. If the light is red and there's a don't walk/do not cross signal for the pedestrians, then they do not have the right of way.

Obviously, if a car sees a pedestrian cross their path, they should attempt to give way, but they won't be cited in a situation where it wasn't reasonable to expect someone to suddenly cross their path.

Yeah he's an idiot. If it's a cross walk without a traffic signal, then yes, cars are supposed to stop for pedestrians. But the traffic signal gives cars the right of way. He risks being rear ended if he's stopping at green lights

No deal, you'd definitely lose your mind

party_animal07 posted...

I thought I would get a trophy for it for some reason.

Probably because other games do it. I know Nier Automata gives you a trophy for looking up 2B's dress 10 times lol

I picked months, but it was just at the beginning of this month. We rode a Surrey (4 person bike) for an hour. Before that though, I hadn't rode a bike since like 2014 lol.

Oh if we're talking about weird ads, I gotta throw this one in there

https://youtu.be/K-TYsAHbb18

BroodRyu posted...

CE voted yay on suspended/warned topics? Im disappointed.

I'm more disappointed that video games wasn't a unanimous yay on a website called gamefaqs.

Yes. I used to actually do the LASO runs back then. Never again, that shit was more annoying than difficult

I'll look into some of these. But awesome, I didn't realize Dr Stone was back

Poorly posted...

It's weird shonen that has nothing to do with fighting big baddies instead make stuff in order to rebuild humanity. It was an interesting premise after the slogs of uninspired runoff the mill isekai trash. I fo r oneenjoy my isekai trash but come on, like isekai smartphone?!

Grimgar Ashes and Illusion might interest you if you like Isekai with an interesting premise. The characters all wake up in a mmo-like world with no memory of their past lives. So they have to form parties and learn to live in this new world

Back when I was 18, I drove 100 mph on the freeway. My car started shaking a lot, so I slowed down >_>

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/1/4/9/AAQgjdAADmQt.jpg

They are evil and predatory though. There had to be laws created specifically to stop credit card companies from preying on college students so much. Here's an article from back in 2008

Add this to the list of the countrys financial woes: Credit card companies are aggressively targeting college students, many of whom are nave about money matters and vulnerable to predatory offers that can get them permanently mired in debt.

According to an eye-opening survey by the United States Public Interest Research Group, or U.S. PIRG, which is an advocacy organization, some students reported receiving hundreds of credit card offers in a year. The report also described how companies lure cash-starved students with gifts of clothing and free food. In one flagrant case in Ohio, students who showed up for the food were required to fill out credit card applications before they could eat.

A half-dozen states have placed restrictions on how credit cards can be marketed at public colleges. Congress is considering sensible bills that would restrict the amount of credit and the number of cards that students could be offered. Lawmakers should also focus on the lucrative and often secret deals that universities and their alumni associations regularly cut with credit card companies.

Those deals which resemble the now outlawed student loan kickback deals often grant companies the exclusive right to market to a colleges students. In some cases, the colleges get a cut of what the students spend, which makes the school a partner in the plundering of young peoples meager assets.

Congress must insist that these deals be made public and universities and alumni groups must insist that students be given fair deals from credit card companies.

With financing from the Ford Foundation, U.S. PIRG has begun a national campaign urging schools to adopt some common-sense principles that would help shield students from credit card marketers and financial ruin.

The group calls on universities to stop selling the names and contact information of currently enrolled students to credit card marketers. It also says that schools should ban marketers from using gifts to entice students to sign up for credit cards, and it urges schools to do more to educate students on managing debt responsibly.
Most importantly, the group calls on schools that still decide to cut deals to only do business with credit card companies that steer clear of commonly used but unscrupulous credit card terms that take advantage of students. That means an end to hidden fees or unreasonable penalties, including universal default, under which interest rates go up when the customer fails to pay a bill not related to the credit card account.

Schools need to reform their credit card practices. If they dont move quickly, lawmakers must do it for them.

https://www.nytimes.com/2008/10/18/opinion/18sat2.html

And they're still doing it.

Despite changes in the law designed to make it harder for banks to prey on students, roughly a quarter of todays college graduates walk away from school with over $5,000 in credit card debt. About one out of every 10 students graduates owing more than $10,000 on their cards.

Why do these companies extend so much credit to college kids? Here are several key reasons:

They know that parents will often foot the bill. Some college students will need a cosigner to even get a card. If they dont, however, their parents may still pay off their cards for them so that their kids dont have to struggle.

They know that young people often have poor money skills. Most college kids havent had experience managing money on their own, so they may make small, unnecessary charges without thinking about how those charges add up. Every dime of their balance that goes unpaid from month to month makes the credit card company richer through the interest.

They want to get people hooked early. Once you get accustomed to living on credit, it can be a lot harder to live within your means. Credit card companies know this

https://www.aprilrandlelaw.com/why-credit-card-
companies-target-college-students

Yeah Disney channel used to have other stars feature in shows all the time. Selena played Hannah Montana's frenemy in that show.

GranTurismo posted...

Did you hear about that major accident, in the line for top thrill dragster a couple yrs ago, and that kid that died on that drop tower in Orlando? Has there been very serious accidents at any of the major so. Cal. , Ones?

Uh... There's tons of little incidents that happen, but as far as actual ride failures, there were 2 big ones that I know of. In 2003 Disneyland's Big Thunder Mountain Railroad derailed. One person died and 10 others were injured. And in 2009 Knott's Berry Farm's Xcelerator had it's launch cable snap and the speed of the cable was able to tear through the coaster car and cut up a kid's leg. Xcelerator was made by the same company that made Top Thrill Dragster and Kinda Ka.

Oh that's an absolute Yay

GranTurismo posted...

oh, sometimes i go to those traveling carnivals that come around by me. Do they ever come around, by you? The rides at those fairs aren't real big. They're probably a little lesser than disneyland.

Eh... I'm iffy on the safety of traveling carnival rides lol. Haven't been on any of those since I was a kid

GranTurismo posted...

oh, disneyland? aren't most of their rides pretty tame? you prefer the huge and fast rides? prob. magic mountain is 2nd best in the world for that stuff , after CP

I prefer big coasters, but I also just love theme parks in general. And my gf's best friend talked about wanting to go to Disney World, so now I've got Disney on my mind lol

https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/a/user_image/3/5/3/AAQgjdAAEX3x.jpg

GranTurismo posted...

Hey , Nox are you going to any of the southern cal., big ,amusement parks this yr? I'm the cedar point guy, i'm gonna try to go to CP this yr. Do you ever go to those traveling carnivals and fairs that usually set up in big parks, all over the u.s.?

Oh don't worry, I remember you lol.

Nothing planned at the moment. One of my friends had been busy with the LGBTQ organization she's part of. Another friend moved out to the next county over, so she hasn't wanted to hang out as often. And the other guy in the group got engaged, so he usually does stuff with his fiance instead. I may just have to drag my gf to Disneyland or something over the summer

It's relaxing, doesn't require huge feats of athleticism and you can socialize while you play. It's similar levels of leisure to playing billiards or fishing. Just having a chill time doing something simple that you can get better at over time

GranTurismo posted...

wow, that's sad. That isn't that common in these days is it? Was it medical malpractice or something?

The amount of women that die during labor is still in the hundreds every year. And yeah, they've been pushing to have the hospital and the doctor investigated.

At a funeral in March for my best friend's sister. She died due to complications during labor. She was only 31

BroodRyu posted...

Apparently Ashe being able to build ult while Bob is out was a bug this whole time lol

LMAO bullshit. That was in for far too long to be a bug. They're nerfing her and calling it a bug

Nope. Can't stand open toed shoes. I wear sneakers year-round.