I've always liked this quote from Natalie Dee: "You can be as counter-culture and hip and sarcastic as you want, but when you act like an asshole, people think you are an asshole. and nobody likes an asshole. for real. coolness and manners are not exclusive."
Pretty certain it's wool roving ("tubes" of processed wool meant to be spun into finer weight yarn). :d
Sauce: Had an ex-underwriter for a boss who had to deal with a customer who sued nearly everyone she came into contact with.
If you make a habit of filing frivolous suits, you can be labeled a "vexatious litigant" which makes it near impossible to file in future.
She looks like a mash-up of Pocahontas and Rapunzel. >_o
Presumably diapered child sat waist-deep in grain? Why is there no "poopcorn" comment already? >_o
If you search "ebru art" on YouTube, there are a lot of really cool videos of this kind.
Pretty sure it's a harness (pink, I think)... looks pretty snug.
fairly often (especially near the Victor and Cripple Creek area)... :) 2/2
Thank you for the advice! I'm visiting relatives elsewhere right now, but Shelf Road seems nice- the Mister 'n' I go on road trips 1/2
I feel that definitely qualifies as a superpower. :D Glad you had such a pleasant experience in CO! I really love the weather and terrain.
Mostly the Springs with quite a few trips to Denver. Might just be a bad streak of luck for me! I'm really glad to hear you enjoyed it. :)
Still, there's so much to see and do if you're into nature/outdoorsy things. Plus, the people who *are* friendly tend to be pretty great.
S'a beautiful state & I loved it at first, but it's truly the least friendly place I've ever called home. Could just be bad luck though. :)
2,200 caps and 25 brands :)
Agreed! *So* much pretty in one place.
Random: He's married to Lisa Bonet (Denise Huxtable on the Cosby Show).
annoying/inconvenient than painful.
It differs from person to person and sometimes month to month. I had a friend who would actually pass out from the pain. Mine are more 1/2
always laughed/berated on her when she didn't catch on right away. It was sad to realize she'd been conditioned to give up on herself. 2/2
I recently taught a 21-year-old how to interview for jobs she wanted. She had such a defeatist attitude because people in her past had 1/2
Xander from Buffy? o.o
I think that's pretty awesome, honestly. :)
An older gentleman once stopped me in a grocery store with, "Young lady, you look positively radiant." Still makes me smile years later. :)
Definitely not for those with sensitive stomachs though! 2/2
Vet Clinic Gambia & Cordylobia Anthropophaga are really interesting channels illustrating the challenges of being a vet in the Gambia. 1/2
actual intent, and you're correct in regards to how things actually work on a quantum level. :) 2/2
Exactly- it just seemed you and the previous commenter were arguing two separate issues. He's correct when it comes to Schrödinger's 1/2
flawed and came up with a thought experiment to try and illustrate what he felt was a ridiculous notion. 2/2
The comic actually has it right as that *is* what Schrödinger believed. He felt the Copenhagen interpretation of quantum mechanics was 1/2
My prob is with people who turn their blinker on AFTER they make a hard brake to turn. It's like they don't even understand what it's for.