Were they trying to build a cybertruck but with fewer angles?
13.03.2026 00:50
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Were they trying to build a cybertruck but with fewer angles?
left all his personal items at home, left on foot, carrying a revolver, unspecified medical condition. This is going to be a recovery mission.
It's surreal to read about a Mark Hoffman "discovery" and how exciting and authentic the find is knowing how that story ends.
What the hell is in the sacrament water?
No. My husband buys copies of his favorite books at used book stores and library sales to give to people. He always has a few extras of his favorites kicking around.
We short people will rise up!
Not very high, but enough to get everyone a day off. Maybe then they will stay home and get that stuff in the top cabinets down for us.
We see veterans at our practice from surrounding states for service connected evaluations because there aren't any Dr's closer to them doing it. They are regularly traveling more than 100 miles because they don't have a choice.
My kid blasts Pink Floyd. But he's a good 8 years older than your Gen Z
Expensive gas is not this⬇️
The world is watching and taking notes. History will not be kind to America.
Coward
Supreme Leader? More like Nep-reme Leader am I right?
How does someone so punchable remain unpunched?
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How soon until you will be receiving guests? I've been to see my roots in Sweden, Norway is practically the same, right?
What happens in the sky is none of my business
He's doing really well. He's a year out post-transplant and his medical team has classified him as "uninteresting"
He has to stay on his medication regimen for the rest of his life.
But, considering we almost lost him last year, we'll take it.
I was going to be a smartass and say something about getting your picture being displayed at the post office.
But I think you might be feeling fragile and this isn't the time. I want you around. We all need more good people in our lives and I think you are a good person.
My son ended up with a very serious and rare auto-immune disease that necessitated an organ transplant when he was 23.
We can't prove it's related to what he was exposed to when he was a baby. But we can't prove it isn't either.
It was the last time we ever lived in base housing.
I was giving him daily breathing treatments until we PCS'd when he was 11 months and all his breathing problems disappeared.
Everyone knew the housing was infested with mold but there wasn't an official admittance. The housing was torn down w/in 3 years of us leaving...
We lived on base when my middle son was born. He got very sick at around 2.5 months old . At 4 months he was issued a nebulizer by the ped clinic. When his dad went to pick it up the employee said something about all the newborns on Cobb St. being sick enough to need nebulizers...
I'm more concerned about Stephen Miller cosplaying as President.
Did your clock skip ahead a month this morning?
Your supervisor always needs to know what you are doing. It's in the contract.
Not yet. We'll see how the unemployment rate changes that.
I still have mine, too. I haven't been inside a temple since 2007 I think. I stayed active a lot longer. But temples gave me huge anxiety so I didn't go.
I dont like having a giddy SecDef. It is very off putting. He's acting like a 13 yo old boy trash talking his opponents in a video game.
He's so gross.
No one is invading North Korea because no one wants war with China.
I now have a TJ's to shop at so I look forward to your recs.
Hasn't he heard AI wants to replace actors?
Finally an upward trend attached to Trump!
Trump said we had "virtually unlimited weapons." Unfortunately, we don't have *literally* unlimited weapons.