dragonflyteaparty

Nah, he'd still do it because he's that much of an evil dumbass.

They will say no especially when they hear his dangerous it is. My uncle fell off the roof and ended up with a hernia. It took forever to do the surgery to fix it. And really, 300k? How expensive do you think that's going to make a house? As much as I hate the idea there's only so much that you can charge for something. We'd have to somehow go after the corporation for unprecedented profit in addition to raising wages.

It's also like when you ignore that video game makers research and develop how to make their game as addictive as possible and ignore an entire thread talking about it. Oh wait...

Honestly, to me, that would be incredibly fast prep or your meals are pretty simple. Even easy meals I've made a million times take me half an hour. Most take one hour to cook and I still feel like I'm rushing around.

I never would have seen this without the "repost". I don't get why people are so offended about seeing something again. Don't like it? Saw it before? Keep scrolling then.

There's a couple ways I see it. Make the negative consequence or positive reward enough that he makes the effort to remember on his own.

You could also talk him through what happens when bin night gets missed. Where does he think the trash will go? How often does trash go out and how quickly do the bins fill up? How long does it take to catch up on a missed night? Maybe don't rescue him when he forgets and make him figure out the answer to those questions.

I see that, but it doesn't mean that bigger cities couldn't have different departments handle it

I like "unburden the police". Take away things that aren't actual policing. Cops don't need to be out there doing animal control for example.

Now you're moving the goal post. First it was that they didn't provide what it's dangerous. Now it's that they didn't tell you have to protect yourself.

There's evidence that monogamous relationships existed for tens of thousands of years and the idea that these relationships lasted about 4-5 years each, long enough for one person to be able to more easily care for a young child as they got older. That's not a psychological construct. It's bonding, connection, hormones, and a biological drive.

Now, I'm not discounting what people in a relationship feel for each other. I've been with my husband for almost 17 years, married almost 7. But I can also acknowledge that part of our love is hormones and biology, the same way that I acknowledge my desire for children is partially hormones and biology. That's just how I'm wired.

I think it's crazy the number is people here who think that jail/prison is supposed to primarily be about punishment. Do they not understand the concept of recitavism?

6a phone. Can hot spot.