I was confused and thought I screwed it up. I’m tired.

Lady just ad hominem’d herself.

I guess the Best Man really is the best man.

1. Padded riot gear
2. Bicycle
3. Halberd
   

Rule 1: cardio

The catch: there is sand in everything.

I was referencing the comics, lol.

Sounds like Megacity 1 from Judge Dredd. But imagine, instead of because of thermonuclear war, we’re cramming the world’s population into a megacity for AI.

I’m saying that insurance companies are greedy and want to make more money from the terminally ill, at the expense of the suffering of the patients and their families.

I wish I could more, but I donate frequently. If I can’t give my time, I’ll give my money (to political campaigns, NPOs, etc.).

I used to volunteer in uni as part of the classes. I taught children creative writing, mostly. It was very fulfilling seeing children of all ages develop their own voices.

At least in the States, I believe it’s for religious and financial reasons. Correct me if I’m wrong, but allowing someone to off themselves could be condemning them to hell. Also, to be cynical, medically assisted “checking out” is the easier, cheaper way out, instead of burning through money in a hospital.

Personally, I don’t see anything wrong with ending the suffering of a terminal illness. Prolonged suffering is unnecessary, and a person should have the right to go out on their own terms.

“Frailty” by OU

Really wild progressive power metal

It was family. I don’t want to picture my brother’s or my mother’s O face.

Spotty or oozing, which is just right for banana bread.

Has he received an unwelcome package yet?

Lorna Shore - “Unbreakable”

I never really noticed, but I might have just been lucky. I heard sex in the same house, though. /shudder

You know the walls are too thin when, after sex, you hear your neighbor light up.

She’s moaning. I’m groaning. Neighbor is coughing.

What would be a better alternative that you’d recommend to hide a public IP? I’m familiar with self-hosting, so I could deploy the necessities.

I love you, Dad.

We’re low-contact and he’s had some health scares. It’s a sensitive relationship, but I still love him.