I was in the right place, right time, found a solid, hardwood dresser at Goodwill for $30!
I was in the right place, right time, found a solid, hardwood dresser at Goodwill for $30!
I’m assuming in a bid to conduct door-to-door preaching is what the title was supposed to say?
All the alternatives make me cringe.
If someone is insulted that you use the term “guys” for a group, they’re not worth being friends with. That’s a lot of exhausting mental energy to deal with. Ignore 'em and move on.
How many groups have you had sex with lately? ಠ_ಠ
Dude, you’re barely in your 20s. You’re fine.
If you continue with the school route, do it for the least amount of $$ you can.
I dropped out of art school at 21, and got my AA at 37. Finally have an actual “career” now.
I love it too. I make a big batch of boiled chicken breasts, then rip them to shreads and cover them with a whole bottle of Sweet Baby Ray’s. Mix it all up and I have Shredded BBQ chicken for lunch for a week. Just the best.
They’re not.
Yes, I see it happen successfully every day on my way home from work.
It doesn’t. It’s an unsealed orifice.
Not quite like changing undies, which cover open orifices.
Alright, so, I change my socks daily but I wear them 3 or 4 times before I wash them, unless it’s a) abnormally humid and hot, b) I’ve done an intense workout or c) they got damp/wet somehow.
I dunno. I don’t stink easily and my feet and skin are on the dryer side. My feet don’t have an odour for a few days if I don’t wash them ( like if I’m camping), so it’s not a big deal.
Usually, I keep a pair of socks stuffed into a pair of shoes for a few cycles of wear, then toss them in the laundry basket. Right now all my shoes that I wear socks with that a pair stuffed inside.
Sorry, I’m super tech/software illiterate, can someone explain how to transfer what I had on tachiyomi over tonthis new app?
What? Their fries are so good tho.
I recently changed out the alternator in my car by watching/following YouTube videos! Saved me $500. Never touched a car engine in my life before then.
Do you know any CAD? Civil is desperate for CAD drafters and designers. Doubled my pay. I design Substations now.
My mom is stubborn and doesn’t forgive people who have wronged her, ever.
I just had a first-hand viewing of how difficult it made her life. She’s more lonely than she should be, because she doesn’t forgive or forget. It’s also exhausting, being that angry all the time.
Once it clicked, I realized how exhausted all that anger I was also holding onto made me as well. I just didn’t want to feel exhausted anymore.
I’m stressed about the possibility of WW3 breaking out, since every day it seems like one of our backed allies get us dragged further into these conflicts. I have nightmares that Niki Haley is voted in as our first female president and we immediately start a hot war with Iran/Russia/China.
Most people on lemmy, reddit, etc just assume you’re a man until you say otherwise. It constantly happens to me, a woman.
I hate to break it to you, but you sound just like every gendered person on the planet. No difference in the way you speak on here from men or women.
The fact that you can now major in activism is wild. This is tame in comparison.
I do think a social media platform strictly for activists will make them start eating themselves though.
When I was 6, I was in a boating accident.
My family and I were waterskiing and camping off this little island on the lake. We did it all the time, since my uncle had a speedboat.
My mom was about to take her turn, and I was sitting in the boat behind my uncles seat, facing the back to watch her ski. When my uncle tried to start the boat, it faltered. Made a rut-rut-rut noise but wouldn’t start. After try three or four, I smelled something awful, and pinched my nose. The last thing I remember is my mom asking me if I smelled something bad, and I nodded.
The engine exploded into a ball of fire and engulfed me.
The next thing I know, I’m under water and bobbing to the surface (wear your life-vests, kids). My mom is screaming and my cousin is swimming to me and drags me to shore. My uncle (just outside the blast radius) had reached into the fire to grab me and thrown me into the water.
I was… calm. I felt nothing. We had to hail a passing boat to take us off the island to get to a hospital. I remember my mom asking me if I hurt, and shaking my head.
If i looked at my arms and legs and saw what I looked like at that point, I can’t remember at all, but I was covered in third-degree burns. I was in the hospital for a while, and then was in a wheelchair for a bit while my legs were wrapped. I had to have water therapy for my burns. I do remember the oblong, black boils that developed over my burns in the months that followed. For a long period of time, I couldn’t be in the sun, and had to wear a bonnet when I went to school.
My skin healed beautifully though. I’ve only got one long-lasting scar from it on my shoulder. The doctor said that my uncle throwing me into the cold lake water is what most-likely saved my skin from being permanently damaged. I’m sure being 6 years old helped immensely, too.