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Weird Knife Wednesday: CIVIVI Purr
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There is an orange and black one with silver for the belly clip area. It's the closest to calico I've seen (reminds me of my tortie).
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Weird Knife Wednesday: CIVIVI Purr
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There is an orange and black one with silver for the belly clip area. It's the closest to calico I've seen (reminds me of my tortie).
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Bar is that low, huh?
Oldest child was contacted via text by a recruiter. We told them to waste their time. Say "yes, I'll talk to you about it if you treat ME to a meal at [local restaurant]." (emphasis mine)
The recruiter ghosted them after that.
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How do people survive in America? This is with insurance!
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I have, for my child. A local branch of a charity covers all of the pediatric oncology patients' prescriptions so the families don't have to worry about it. They also have prepaid cards that they give out monthly to families to spend on whatever they might need.
It's fucked that I'm moved to tears over this practically every time I fill his prescriptions before we head home. Having the medicine he needs shouldn't have to send someone into bankruptcy if the charity branch didn't cover it.
I hate the price of prescriptions in this country.
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Kushana from "Nausicaa of the Valley of the Wind" by Hayao Miyazaki.
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Obligatory suggestion to read the manga if you haven't already. Truly expands the world and goes well past the events of the movie. Also, depending on the version you end up reading, you get to see more of Miyazaki's watercolor paintings.
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You know what it is
All it does is tell me I'm broke. I know this already. I don't need to be reminded again...
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2meirl4meirl
Yes. After 5± years I was immediately dropped for a new friend who happened to share the same birthday, just different year. It was never the same after that. We haven't even talked in 10 years. It still hurts.
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How Poisoned Water Is Giving Democrats an Opening in Iowa
Now if we could go after big AG and whatever they use to spray the fields for pest control as well...
Fuck this state.
Signed,
Mother of a kid going through leukemia treatment and has seen too many kids with cancer at the hospital and too many tears for those who didn't make it.
Edit: I didn't read the article before I commented. It talks about this. I hope he wins and we take them down.
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What’s your go to show that you fall asleep to?
Futurama
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I wanted the official one from the TV show, but then saw the price
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It was custom made by a guy in Guatemala who runs his own online shop. It's the only one I know of in existence.
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[Solved] Why can't I apply SPF50 sunscreen twice to get SPF100 protection?
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As someone with the skin complexion of a jar of mayonnaise, burns after ten minutes on a cloudy day, and got sun burned to the point of sun poisoning and second degree burns once in my youth - yeah, I'm going to chase that bigger number. Skin cancer also runs in my family. Once had a dermatologist tell me that I shouldn't go out of the house without a minimum of spf 50 on all exposed skin, period. Doesn't matter the time of year. I don't tan. I freckle and more freckles mean more checking for the ABCs of skin cancer. Just had an age spot (according to the dermatologist) removed not too long ago because the freckle became raised, rough, and irregularly shaped.
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Do you still remember the layout of all the houses/apartments you've lived in? Are there any other places where you still have a "map" of in your head?
Pretty much, yes. I could probably draw them now, but I make no assumptions that it would be to scale.
I can't draw you a map of routes I've taken, but I can see them in my head.
I remember drawing floorplans for fun as a kid after my dad brought home a book of them from a housing company - that was 30± years ago.
But I can't tell you what I had for breakfast this morning.
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Childhood Rituals
I have questions.... lots of questions.
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Commodore 64's New Flip Phone Skips Android for Linux-Based Sailfish OS
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Same. I'm eyeing that translucent one because they sure did hit that nostalgia button for me on a translucent cell phone from the early 00s.
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Where is your accent from?
49% Kentucky
I have never lived here, but I do have family there.
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Gay_IRL
Since COVID we haven't had a knock on our door... We just occasionally get junk mail from the JW...
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Peak HR
They'll find their person in May of 2035 🤦
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me_irl
It's even worse for me when I'm able to track the driver on the map...
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It really would
Fizzgig is my spirit animal.
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I was there man...
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I remember that box. Pretty sure it still exists at my parents' house. Our connection wasn't the greatest and I remember flipping the dongle switch a few times to get the Atari to work on the tv.
Addendum: I just remembered that this Atari box was hooked up to another box that had the dongle switch on it that I had to flip and that in turn was also hooked up to the VCR, which was hooked up to the TV, which we had to switch to channel 3 to use.
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GIJoe_IRL
Mine just wanted to play with unicorns, so I let him play with unicorns.