Add getting disabled at 34 to the equation.

People just don't like you when you have MS.

When they've run out of things to consume (anything they make a big deal of), they eat themselves.

It was a St. Patrick's day years ago in a village part of the city. I was walking on the sidewalk when a motorcycle comes blaring past me, it was the driver and a passenger.

The guy pops a wheelie and goes right into a metal wire (for the holiday stuff) that was hard to see.

I watched him get decapitated and the girl fall backwards on her head. She didn't make it.

Don't drive drunk and don't be stupid.

Keeping the quotation marks around the L + ratio so it's "L + ratio" will get you results for your search.

No but not a lot of people have multiple sclerosis so I undersand.

You rang?

The Source by the James Michener. I love historical fiction.

I'm 38 with good breathing but I have multiple sclerosis. Wildfires make it so I'm unable to move my legs or do much of anything. It's real and some people are idiots.

Skip the fragrance or cologne. No one wants to be stuck near that.

I like you!

Don't forget the baked beans.

Normie was common insult groups used in my high school 20 years ago. It's not new, it's just coming back.

So cute though!

When there's nothing left to burn you have to set yourself on fire.

Hopefully that will be enough so the providers can teach children to not eat bubbles.

Little guy just goes for it.

Hey, I'm from CR! 319 crew

I'd get Twilight Zone and Dr. Who (og) for sure.

I'm a person with the beginning stages of optic neuritis (due to multiple sclerosis). How in the hell could you overlook accessibility in 2023? My mind is blown.

You don't care Reddit.