380 pts ยท March 11, 2013
30, SE Michigan, I keep busy with running, rock climbing, camping, snowboarding. Me: https://imgur.com/JlorqhJ Ty: http://imgur.com/6Gm4oyt
Merry Christmas fellow Michiganian!
Yes, a healthy family and some time to spend together was perfect :)
That sounds really lovely. Did you get everything you wanted this year?
That's awesome, how is your holiday? We got very lucky with snow yesterday!
Fantastic Ford to you!
Merry Christmas from Michigan!
Merry Christmas!
Pet that kitty you monster!
Truth hurts!
That looks awesome, do you have a followup coming with the entire picture?
I've been hoping we would go blue with Wayne County and Kalamazoo coming in all day! Good on us, but it's crazy how close it is...
It looks like you put a lot of effort in these and they turned out wonderful! When should I expect my package of cookies in the mail? ;)
Being kind is a long play, gets you much more in the end, and has the added bonus of making the world more pleasant 2/2
Most people don't understand the power of being kind - being rude is an instant gratification bc you can see the effects of bullying. 1/2
You're very talented, nice work!
2 Milfords, it's like Christmas!
So surprised to see Milford on here!
10 MPH is a pretty attainable speed for a mostly in shape human, with athletic humans easily surpassing that for long distances.
This fetish makes me happy.
Behind cookie monster, poking his head out.
You know a confession bear is super effective when you have to write a novel below explaining it...
Can't tell if real life or video game. Take my +1
risk / reward tradeoff. (8)
financial loss to expand. Thus the people with all the money and capability to invest in new growth / technology are handcuffed by the (7)
inherently less valuable b/c the risk to reward ratio becomes skewed much higher to risk and a rational investor would not risk future (6)
incremental income is reduced to 10%. Thus, incremental investment (think, buying an additional gas station / store front) becomes (5)
example very quickly. To apply this to the real problem, one needs to consider expansion. The point is, that once you hit this cap, all(4)
Merry Christmas fellow Michiganian!
Yes, a healthy family and some time to spend together was perfect :)
That sounds really lovely. Did you get everything you wanted this year?
That's awesome, how is your holiday? We got very lucky with snow yesterday!
Fantastic Ford to you!
Merry Christmas from Michigan!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas!
Merry Christmas from Michigan!
Pet that kitty you monster!
Truth hurts!
That looks awesome, do you have a followup coming with the entire picture?
I've been hoping we would go blue with Wayne County and Kalamazoo coming in all day! Good on us, but it's crazy how close it is...
It looks like you put a lot of effort in these and they turned out wonderful! When should I expect my package of cookies in the mail? ;)
Being kind is a long play, gets you much more in the end, and has the added bonus of making the world more pleasant 2/2
Most people don't understand the power of being kind - being rude is an instant gratification bc you can see the effects of bullying. 1/2
You're very talented, nice work!
2 Milfords, it's like Christmas!
So surprised to see Milford on here!
10 MPH is a pretty attainable speed for a mostly in shape human, with athletic humans easily surpassing that for long distances.
This fetish makes me happy.
Behind cookie monster, poking his head out.
You know a confession bear is super effective when you have to write a novel below explaining it...
Can't tell if real life or video game. Take my +1
risk / reward tradeoff. (8)
financial loss to expand. Thus the people with all the money and capability to invest in new growth / technology are handcuffed by the (7)
financial loss to expand. Thus the people with all the money and capability to invest in new growth / technology are handcuffed by the (7)
inherently less valuable b/c the risk to reward ratio becomes skewed much higher to risk and a rational investor would not risk future (6)
incremental income is reduced to 10%. Thus, incremental investment (think, buying an additional gas station / store front) becomes (5)
example very quickly. To apply this to the real problem, one needs to consider expansion. The point is, that once you hit this cap, all(4)