No governor exemplifies "The cruelty is the point" more than DeSantis. Most GOP governors will provide all of the public talking points but still do what benefits some of their constituents when the window is open. Desantis is a different (worse) breed.
Progress is still progress, even if it's just slow incremental work to move back to pre-Trump norms.
Congrats. I am not childfree and love my family -- but nothing was a larger or more dramatic shift in my life than having a child. Complete and all-consuming, especially if you want to do it right. If you know that that was not for you, this was probably the best decision you could have made.
Now get out there and stop turning away attention!
"Turkey_titty_city" as the name leaves open some options lol
This is exactly why I invested in a higher-end drip machine and consistently buy better beans. If my coffee at home sucks, I'll stop and get some at a shop. And by keeping it in-house I'm definitely coming out ahead in the long-run.
The first post! Congrats.
I do think that Tesla -- separated from Musk's identity and all that comes with it -- continues to be a very appealing vehicle option.
If you replace your remaining ICE car with an EV, do you have any concerns about range? For example, I am super eager to replace my commuter vehicle with an EV once I can financially do so, but we will keep one ICE car in the household for long road trips.
We're going to see more of this in disaster-prone places; it's simple fact. Insurance companies are peak capitalistic and will protect their exposure risk. Places like Michigan, Minnesota, and Pennsylvania won't see the third party insurance market change -- what I am REALLY interested in seeing is what places like California, Florida, and Louisiana do as an in-state solution when the majority of of providers won't cover homeowners, and those claims get more and more expensive against the state?
If we wanted to get a maximum paycheck, he would be with the Patriots or the Titans by now. At this point, I think he is just looking to avoid the entirety of the offseason program, and perhaps in the process a major WR1 will go down and provide him with another option.
Disclaimer: I have him. Took him Round 10 last year in a 10 man .5PPR start-up.
I am optimistic that he will have a strong year. However, I'm not expecting WR1 production for several reasons. I don't believe in Ridder (although he did target London heavily); I don't believe there is another WR good enough on the roster to prevent him from being shadowed weekly; I am worried about how many looks Bijan is going to swallow in this offense.
If he can become a WR3/Flex for me, I'll be content.
A used malibu is super uninspiring but dollar-for-dollar appears to be one of the better deals on the market if you're sticking to that "max 3 years old" rule of thumb. The interest rates are crushing and there are so few options available at the low-end of the market. Malibus are at least on the lot.
Your comment is spot on, and it's what led me to ultimately cutting bait entirely, after 12 years of heavy daily use: it's never coming back to what I remember it as.
Reddit is certainly not going to die anything -- the website itself will likely be around 10 years from now -- but it won't be the reddit I remember or loved. So I moved on. I toyed around with Squabbles for awhile but this feels much more like the reddit experience I'm looking for.