LuckyMcSwervy

Thank you! Always be kinder than you feel.

I don't care if they are high in protein, no thanks! Haha didn't even notice that typo. My cat got out yesterday afternoon and I was borderline freaking out worried she'd eat something that would kill her or make her very sick! She was interested in smelling the BUD Light Lime. Nom nom. So good I actually bought a 6 pack at Publix this morning. Always be kinder than you feel.

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Thank you! No one has sang HBD to me in YEARSSSSSSS. Always be kinder than you feel.

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Thank you! I hope my luck turns around today! Always be kinder than you feel.

Thank you! Right up my alley!! Always be kinder than you feel.

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IT food groups The donut food group The Coffee food group The Pizza food group Yup! I have the Wawa food group as well. Always be kinder than you feel.

Thank you so much for starting this thread. Today is good. It's 2:38PM, I'm half in the bag one 1 Bug Light Lime and my date just cancelled on me for tonight due to a hangover. What's a girl to do? Always be kinder than you feel.

Favorite I'm starving. Guess that'll be for lunch!

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Jesus tittyfucking christ. I'm guessing you don't do that commute 5 days a week? Setting aside the financial cost of putting that many miles on a car (unless you're taking a train or something, which would suck less as long as it's not crowded and you get to sit down and read or something… once I have to touch or smell other people, public transit gets old in about 40 seconds), the idea of spending 37.5% of a normal work day going either to or from work without getting paid for is… actually almost offensive How do you do it? 5 days a week for 13 years. Some days it was 3.5 hours each way, not counting sometimes sitting in hellacious NJ/NYC traffic, depending on where I was supposed to be in the state that particular day or week. I was always in my own car but I collected a whopping .31 cents a mile in reimbursement after I deduct the 47 miles roundtrip daily. If I elect to take a state motor pool car I'd still have to drive the 1.5 hours to my office to collect the POS car to drive hours away to the work location and then drive back, collect my car and then go home. And if you got stuck you weren't allowed to use your own AAA account, you have to call the state's highway assistance. Ever been stuck on the NJ Turnpike in 100F heat on 4th of July Friday? I was in my own vehicle and passed a coworker stuck in said situation but they weren't allowed to come with me, they had to stay with the state car. Unbelievable. Anyway, now I have a cozy home office and I'm tickled pink. I've never taken public transportation for work. It's not convenient for me geographically or physically. Always be kinder than you feel.

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I'm an hour and a half each way. Crawling out of bed, going downstairs for coffee and then back up to my 3rd bedroom, which is my awesome home office, is my favorite "privilege" lately.

Except that "off duty" cops are still cops. They still have a badge and a gun. They still have powers and rights that ordinary citizens don't (until very recently, cops were the only people allowed to carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin). I don't think that's exactly accurate. My uncle had a CCP. He was a high profile business person. I don't know if my Dad's recommendation helped him get it or not. They're both gone now so I can't find out how that came to fruition. Was he in Wisconsin? There was no Carry Permit available to civilians at all. Ordinary people had no means to legally carry. "Special" people would get "deputized" by the sheriff. But even that sort of thing was rare. He was definitely "special" in the state. At this point I just don't know how to verify how he got it. Always be kinder than you feel.

Except that "off duty" cops are still cops. They still have a badge and a gun. They still have powers and rights that ordinary citizens don't (until very recently, cops were the only people allowed to carry a concealed weapon in Wisconsin). I don't think that's exactly accurate. My uncle had a CCP. He was a high profile business person. I don't know if my Dad's recommendation helped him get it or not. They're both gone now so I can't find out how that came to fruition. Always be kinder than you feel.

It's spaghetti night!! I get it now! Wet noodles = No Sex! Makes sense. All of that pasta.... who wants to move?? Always be kinder than you feel.

Uh oh! Let's not forget the murderer's "grieving widow" saying she wished her scumbag husband took more fucking cops out. Always be kinder than you feel.

It's spaghetti night!! Always be kinder than you feel.

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