I worked at an Independent toy that was awesome, mostly highschool / college students working there, got to build window displays and didn’t sell crap toys. When I moved right after highschool I thought I liked working at a toy store let me go work at KB toys. Big mistake It’s a hell scape, and my coworkers were living sad lives commuting 1+ hours to work at KB Toys in their 30s and 40s. I was working on 9/11 we just about open when Bush closed everything down.
My wife is a monster she fucks the sheets up every night and will just “make the bed” by straightening the duvet. I’m really anal about sheets but I sleep in boxers and she sleeps in sweats and a shirt. If I sleep alone making the bed is just folding the sheets and comforter back from me getting out of bed. Making the bed right takes almost as much effort as putting new bedding on after my wife sleeps in the bed.
Sounds like a killer in the making, just watched a doc about a kid like that that went on to shoot up a mall.
Pitbulls do this much more frequently but any dog is capable of killing a 6 week old.
Kinda surprised Australian cattle dogs weren’t in the list. Mine is great with our 5mo but we wouldn’t leave him alone with her and we always pay close attention when she gets close to him. He ignores stuff she does that would cause him to warn us off.
That’s only in the morning, you’re supposed to be having breakfast or something is like an alarm clock wooo wooo.
It’s probably been close to 20 years since I saw this, but that’s from memory and I suck at movie quotes.
Yeah, I was done at least 30 mins before him. The recruiter was all excited talking about all my options. I didn’t even want to tell the poor guy my score 97( I think the scoring has changed since I took it but I believe it was out of 99 at the time). This was at the start of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.
When I took the asvab (decided not to join) another person was with me it was his 3rd time taking it and he failed again.
Ghost peppers taste really good. There is a ghost pepper salsa I freaking love.
He looks like a guess who card.
Maybe if it’s a polar bear,
Many women experience sexual assault first hand, it’s not a small percentage.
According to RAINN, 1 in 6 American women have been the victim of an attempted or completed rape in their lifetime. Additionally, 1 in 3 women and about 1 in 9 men experienced sexual harassment in a public place. Young women are especially at risk, with 82% of all juvenile victims being female, and 90% of adult rape victims being female. Females ages 16-19 are 4 times more likely than the general population to be victims of rape, attempted rape, or sexual assault. Women ages 18-24 who are college students are 3 times more likely than women in general to experience sexual violence. Estimates of sexual assault vary based on definitions and methodology, but generally find that somewhere between 19–27% of college women and 6–8% of college men are sexually assaulted during their time in college.
Those numbers are disgusting. Take a highschool class of 30 15 girls there is a good chance 2 of them have been sexually assaulted or will be.
In 100 person college lecture there is a good chance that 13 women in the class have been/or will be sexually assaulted.
I guarantee a female relative of yours has been sexually assaulted, more than likely by a male relative or family friend.
I understand why a women might choose a bear.
People getting mad about it are the problem. Instead of being offended men should probably wonder why women might feel that way. I’m a guy with a daughter and I’d tell her to pick the bear. Men as a whole are pretty terrible, and I will definitely instill that in my daughter and teach her to be cautious with men.
You mean the part where we make sure medicine is actually medicine.
This was my fb post when the election was called in 2016
We could make it work on a guide line and attach a bunch of trailers to one truck. You’re a genius.
That was my thought
In highschool I keyed a random porsh
I never want to see Mitch McConnell with it a shirt again
So she stole $60000 from the months of hard working publishers and $122 from authors