Nice! I got a new one a couple weeks ago because one broke and I couldn't find my other couple. Of course, immediately found them after the purchase. So it goes.
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Damn, yeah, it was a shitty name, then.
I guess injecting saline into yourself could be safer than breaking the bones in your face.
You know, "went to times square" is very easy to understanding without the "l." It reads informal, but I'd get it. The end part of your example would leave me wondering what was good. The friend? The time they had together? Was Times Square itself good? I don't as easily fill in the subject like I did with the missing "I" at the start. I think it's called "left edge omission?"
i think most of the time was watching a youtube video of someone doing it to build up confidence
i ended up replacing the mirrors of several other people who were putting off getting new ones, and the powered ones were slightly more complicated, but still not terrible
I was surprised how uncomplicated replacing those turned out to be. I was really expecting to never be able to get the door panel back on, but it wasn't that bad
It makes sense it's being reported on, since the US federal government did something unusual in these kinds of cases - they sent a government aircraft to return the child. What about this international abduction case is different than others, that this government would take that step?
It's like when an immigrant commits a violent crime in a distant state. Why am I learning about it, far away from where it happened, and not more local violent crimes?
If a lesbian couple in California commits family annihilation, why do I hear about it, and the family annihilation in the same county as I live gets some immediate local news coverage and then...nothing?
If there are 1000 outstanding international abductions a year, and I hear about two, is there a reason for those two? Are they local? Do they involve celebrities or politicians? Is there something exceptional or weird that catches public nterest?
Also, this administration lies. Regularly. In ways that have shown up whenever their claims end up in court. By that point, it's already spread through the news that an ICE agent was attacked with a snow shovel, or the person they shot tried to run them down. So, care is warrented with initial reports involving them.
It's natural to feel anxious when you're doing things independently for the first time.
If you never feel comfortable doing these things without your folks, it's a sign something is messed up. That's not if you keep doing new things and feeling anxious about them, though. That's if you are still feeling anxious setting up a dr's appt alone when you've done it a hundred times already. I feel anxious about these things sometimes even though I've done it on my own for decades, and it turns out I have an anxiety disorder.
Hopefully, for you, doing these things will make you feel an increase in confidence, and in the future, you'll know it's doable. Bit by bit, you learn you can do things.
It's useful to know that it's the kind that flushes out when you take extra! This guy thinks ADHD runs in the family.
I'm kind of curious about local opinions on whether this guy is a known liar and he's saying what he thinks will get the controversy to blow over, or if he is legitimately working on getting alternative energy for this.
the fact that he's like "we'll use something else nuclear or whatever i dunno" makes me lean towards "liar," but i know fuckall about utah politics.