Same. I think "No Man's Sky" syndrome turned people off, but I thought it was really innovative, and I liked the PC being broody and driven, but not dramatic.
Yes, but all that schooling helps you to be wrong fewer times consecutively than an average person would be on matters that are within the narrow confines of your field... during regular working hours.
David Attenborough: "Though it displays a striking and colorful plumage, the common driving_crooner is very timid. It will emit a deafening shriek when startled, and turns tail at nearly any unexpected movement when foraging for memes..."
For ours, we use one of those suspension harness things that hang from a door jam, and some narcotic sedatives from the vet. He's the sweetest thing in the entire world, and he'll let a chihuahua bark him into a corner, and then be sad about it for the rest of the day because he couldn't make a new friend, but when nail clippers are involved, he just loses his entire mind. It really is like a phobia in the true DSM sense of the word.
I'm assuming that if you know that, you probably also know what she does for a living now... And I also want to know that. Programmer? Porn? Paralegal? I can't even take a guess that feels right.
Ok, but what is the INTENDED use for weed. I admit, I've never read the label before.