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@ Nemo @slrpnk.net

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  • oh, I already know what's wrong with these people

  • My wife's dresser is in the bedroom, but there's not room for another, so mine is in the children's room with their dressers. But even when I was single I didn't keep my outside clothes right next to the bed, only housewear.

  • Yes, except for the juggling: I have a seat by the door like Mr. Rogers and change there.

  • Sometimes!

  • Asking a question in the title and then answering it themself in the post body.

    Great job, buddy. Looks like you got that all wrapped up, there. What did you need me for, again?

  • sourdough toast topped with heirloom tomato slices and fried eggs, and a side of bacon

  • No, if only because Big D can produce a functional and pleasant mobile app.

  • After reading the other replies I feel the need to elaborate: I don't wear socks without shoes. Ever. The point of a sock is to protect the shoe from the foot.

  • Why are you wearing socks in your own house? You're in private. Let your toes breathe.

  • Neither are my socks.

  • it's a very temporary state of affairs, you understand

  • I don't understand why anyone would wear socks at home, either.

  • sock shoe, because that foot is already up in the "operating theatre" so to speak

    then the other sock and shoe

    one foot at a time

  • rice krispie treats

  • I'm so glad those aren't the only two options.

  • Iron Will

  • An third party app made by talklittle.

  • weyebrow veminutes agory

  • A lot of kids eat school lunch because it's subsidized, and cheaper than food from home would be.

    Or because both parents work and don't have time to pack lunches, and the kids won't do it themselves.

    Or because no one in the household knows how to cook (no, really).

    Or because it helps them "fit in".

    I always packed my own lunch, from middle school onward. Now I send my kids with lunches I pack; if I don't they just won't eat.

    Kids are weird.