9115 pts · October 15, 2015
1987?? They still had those things 20 years later popping out of that grease stained industrial oven.
trying to get through the day to day. Even just being available can mean the world to a kid, sometimes even if it seems like you’re slightly disconnected, and it sounds like you love your son very much, so pat yourself on the back, he’ll never forget that.
From personal experience, I was like your son at that age. I was very unhappy with trying to balance the rollercoaster of high school social dynamics while also dealing with some trauma (that was known to everyone since my friend and I were slapped on the front page of our city newspaper). What I can say is that while I was moody, shut off, and rude, there isn’t a day that goes by where I’ve never appreciated their ability to provide a safe environment for me. It might not be you, just him-
It’s almost like he saw a tarantula on his shoulder
My newfoundlands aggressively agree with you in the most passively nonchalant way possible.
I live near centralia pa, and the “7 gates of hell”. You see all sorts of weird shit around here.
Ive actually used them in a pinch. Doesn’t sharpen that well but more or less just straightens/flattens the nicks or dings out of the blade.
Until further notice, everything I know will have the nickname "Deliverator".
At first I was leaning hard into "BRO IS THAT A BABY EGRET??" but your post makes a lot more sense.
Pretty sure they were saying that the cat is already declawed, not that it “must” be declawed.
I’m completely gutting all marine life in the ocean and serving everything I can catch as sushi, even super endangered marine life. Ive also discovered a society of merman and am using them to farm kelp for my sushi.
I was thinking the 18kg along with the other gear which could double the weight. Although in my ignorance I know very little about what other gear they'd carry.
"and my leg muscles are begging me to die"
I like that it comes with complimentary bullet dents.
I can say I enjoyed the game much more than I thought I would, definitely worth every penny spent.
this thing (there are only 3 kinds) https://dave-the-diver.fandom.com/wiki/Weedy_Seadragon
I loved that game on both raptor and human mode. Balanced out the screams of frustration from my friend who bought the sega cd version.
That's good, because I've been catching them like crazy in Dave the Diver.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Love_Cohen
While that owl is awesome, BUT is anyone else in awe of that Intuos 2? I still have mine and it's almost 20 years old.
It gets fun, it's chaos when they start to make out words and you have to decipher that mess like some lost language arts professor.
My 4 year old told me that "dinosaurs are gone because of a mass extinction event", then immediately pointed to a butterfly outside, told me that it's a bumble bee, and asked if bumble bees are extinct. So yes, pure chaos.
Get one of these, it's like an angry chainsaw on cocaine (and it likes fingers).
A friend of mine showed me two videos of metal lathe accidents, one guy walked away with a broken arm, the other video I wish I could forget
metal lathes scare the living hell out of me, even small ones can toss you (if you're lucky).
while hallowing out a walnut bowl.
my first lathe was an old craftsman that had 3 speeds, fast, too fast, and murder fast. That thing shattered a pair of safety glasses on me
best part is... the caterpillar will show maternal/paternal instincts over the larvae and will attack anything if they get too close.
1987?? They still had those things 20 years later popping out of that grease stained industrial oven.
trying to get through the day to day. Even just being available can mean the world to a kid, sometimes even if it seems like you’re slightly disconnected, and it sounds like you love your son very much, so pat yourself on the back, he’ll never forget that.
From personal experience, I was like your son at that age. I was very unhappy with trying to balance the rollercoaster of high school social dynamics while also dealing with some trauma (that was known to everyone since my friend and I were slapped on the front page of our city newspaper). What I can say is that while I was moody, shut off, and rude, there isn’t a day that goes by where I’ve never appreciated their ability to provide a safe environment for me. It might not be you, just him-
It’s almost like he saw a tarantula on his shoulder
My newfoundlands aggressively agree with you in the most passively nonchalant way possible.
I live near centralia pa, and the “7 gates of hell”. You see all sorts of weird shit around here.
Ive actually used them in a pinch. Doesn’t sharpen that well but more or less just straightens/flattens the nicks or dings out of the blade.
Until further notice, everything I know will have the nickname "Deliverator".
At first I was leaning hard into "BRO IS THAT A BABY EGRET??" but your post makes a lot more sense.
Pretty sure they were saying that the cat is already declawed, not that it “must” be declawed.
I’m completely gutting all marine life in the ocean and serving everything I can catch as sushi, even super endangered marine life. Ive also discovered a society of merman and am using them to farm kelp for my sushi.
I was thinking the 18kg along with the other gear which could double the weight. Although in my ignorance I know very little about what other gear they'd carry.
"and my leg muscles are begging me to die"
I like that it comes with complimentary bullet dents.
I can say I enjoyed the game much more than I thought I would, definitely worth every penny spent.
this thing (there are only 3 kinds) https://dave-the-diver.fandom.com/wiki/Weedy_Seadragon
I loved that game on both raptor and human mode. Balanced out the screams of frustration from my friend who bought the sega cd version.
That's good, because I've been catching them like crazy in Dave the Diver.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Judith_Love_Cohen
While that owl is awesome, BUT is anyone else in awe of that Intuos 2? I still have mine and it's almost 20 years old.
It gets fun, it's chaos when they start to make out words and you have to decipher that mess like some lost language arts professor.
My 4 year old told me that "dinosaurs are gone because of a mass extinction event", then immediately pointed to a butterfly outside, told me that it's a bumble bee, and asked if bumble bees are extinct. So yes, pure chaos.
Get one of these, it's like an angry chainsaw on cocaine (and it likes fingers).
A friend of mine showed me two videos of metal lathe accidents, one guy walked away with a broken arm, the other video I wish I could forget
metal lathes scare the living hell out of me, even small ones can toss you (if you're lucky).
while hallowing out a walnut bowl.
my first lathe was an old craftsman that had 3 speeds, fast, too fast, and murder fast. That thing shattered a pair of safety glasses on me
best part is... the caterpillar will show maternal/paternal instincts over the larvae and will attack anything if they get too close.