The look on her face was a combination of fear and disguest. She said I’m not allowed back to the library.

Thinking this was my first visit, I asked why.

She leaned in and whispered “You know why!”

My issue is by the time I get around to doing it, my list has grown, so I knock out the new items first, then never get around to the outstanding items.

My kitchen and bathrooms are a wreck.

How did you just describe the downfall of every hobby I’ve ever tried.

• I try a hobby
• I get excited
• I tell someone about what I’m learning
• Hobby dies

I am trying really hard to get back into my practicing hobbies after a hiatus, because I want to get good, but I’m also struggling with the fact that, by the time I’m good, I won’t be able to appreciate it because I’m aware of all the practice I put into it, and it becomes my normal.

I also struggle with committing years to something.

He is MI and I am Yu

Grocery bags were banned. Durable “reusable” plastic bags were mandated and we were expected to re-use those bags and return them to the store. The reality is that we use them just like the old bags and just fork over the extra 10 cents for every visit.

This article is claiming the exact same thing, replacing the current “re-usable” bags with more durable “re-usable” bags that we will likely now pay 20 cents for and be expected to re-use them at the store.

We tried that. It failed.

Never trust a nether portal.

Sometimes, they can even spawn in the air.

Agreed

Because images and video were definitive proof at one point, but even before AI, they can be altered with image software.

Minimum wage goes up -> Prices go up

The gap between wage and costs isn’t changing.

I bought an Epson and it had the following issues the emtire time i had it:

• proprietary ink
• always “out of paper” when there is paper in it
• paper jammed most of the time

I did the Ron Swanson and chucked it in the garbage. I bought a Brother based on Reddit recommendations, and it was not only cheaper, but worked better in every way.

If I narrow down the scope, or ask the same question a different way, there’s a good chance I reach the answer I’m looking for.

https://chatgpt.com/share/ca367284-2e67-40bd-bff5-2e1e629fd3c0

I have video of a spider inside my screen

It was at one point in time, but it has become non gendered over time.

You are both correct.

I work in a family owned grocery. They use MSRP for most things. Distributor prices went up, which made store prices go up. Manufacturing prices probably also went up. But the markup that the store gets is about 10% less now (45% to 35%). They are still well off.

Should know but probably doesn’t, or wasn’t thinking at the time

Im extremely disappointed.

Red is complimentary to cyan.

If the cyan were switched with yellow, the can would appear blue.

Also, it’s not our brains creating the red, it’s our eyes. They get exhausted of seeing the cyan and replace it with red.

You make a good point about killing for food. I’m against killing animals for food and would rather we switch to lab grown meat. It’s not fair to the animals that were created plump and killed unnaturally for the sake of eating. If it’s a survival situation, that’s different, you do what you can to survive. However, modern society is beyond simple survival, we have the resources and means to eliminate animal meat.

But then it begs the question “what about plants? They’re alive right?” Also “what about lab meat? Even though they’re not a full animal, it’s still living matter.”

To both those arguments, I’d say, yes, it’s still not fair to those lifeforms, however it is much more humane to kill lifeforms without a brain, and that only exist to reproduce. Animals have emotions that we can understand. Fear, joy, and content. They are intelligent. Plants and lab meat are not.