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It backwards because they think it’s clever.

I have a suspicion that a mother who named their daughter Heaven backwards might have agreed with the Republicans up until the time it affected her daughter.

How freaking tall are you?

A very heavily curated Hot/All. I have a huge block list but I want to see new communities.

This is super common in most other English speaking countries and has been for years. Well before the culture wars.

And immortal.

Thank you

Did you have to submit a new picture or did they reuse your old one? Mine is coming due in 6 months.

My last 30 year mortgage was at 2.375. I have since sold that home and never plan on buying in the US again.

Being able to use TikTok on your phone doesn’t make you tach savvy. They don’t know anything about how it all works. It’s a false dichotomy.

The Traveler by John Twelve Hawks.

He is a little fucking nuts but the book is fun.

I find that the people who spout so much about passing on their genes, or passing on their legacy or keeping the bloodline going. Are the people who you would least like to see pass on their genes. I find it to be the height of narcissism.

What about “I just don’t want one.” is that not a legitimate line of thought? That was what I based my decision on. I have never understood why the default state was marriage and then have a family. I can tell you that me and my childless wife are family.

I live in Pentagon City VA, I’m not surviving shit. ☺

Now NSF funds all branches of science excluding defense and most medical. Those are DOD and NIH for the most part.

If this type of basic science research interests you, in the US there is a federal agency dedicated to this pursuit; the National Science Foundation (www.nsf.gov)

95% of its annual budget goes out the door in the form of research grants to colleges, small businesses and individuals. Most of the research has no immediate application but has lead to some very exciting discoveries. The biggest in the recent past was that orange donut picture of a black hole that was everywhere. ( https://new.nsf.gov/blackholes/how-are-black-holes-studied#eht)

Got to love Singin’ in the Rain!

The Cuecat: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/CueCat

Came at a time when there weren’t barcodes everywhere and QR codes didn’t exist yet. Companies had to publish Cuecat specific barcodes, it was much easier to just type in the URL by the time you figured out you could use it at all.

The orders: “Don’t get caught”

Why anybody would purposefully get in something recently designed by Boeing is beyond me.