22417 pts · November 5, 2010
blah blah blah, yadda yadda yadda
I hope that's a lifelong injury.
What is the problem?
I scrolled far enough to confirm.
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1dHhydXcxYjJpMzdyeGxlcmdheTE0Y2V2MW5ramY2ZWt4b3VrcHlzMSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/rkXNems5uxExG/200w.webp
Mass murder into serial killer.
She's improved! /a/ToxsBi9
I lost my Pancake this week. Best name.
I think you mean to say the automated app crash button. Lol
Obviously they're in Springfield.
It's midnight, but alright.
If you're getting a kitten, you should get two. They learn better behavior from playing with one another that also helps them interact with humans better. Like learning how to play without drawing blood.
So long and thanks for all the fish you piece of shit.
Had the opportunity to randomly talk with him on the phone once because of where I worked.
Y'all must be inbread, just like Hercules here. /s
Any tips or resources for the LC? I'm post from late 2020 and started with debilitating symptoms June of 2023. Haven't been working since then.
Me too after 10. At 5am PST. Company based in Boston and I was on first day of vacation in California with the gf at the time. Mine was layoffs, but couldn't wait a week.
A decent amount are.
Moving to Mexico
Thank you TinyOctopus.
This.
Good friend of mine was skating with his brother, doing stuff just like this. Brother fell, hit his head wrong. Died hours later. Wear a helmet.
You aren't wrong, it's Einaudi. Song is Experience, but mashed up with Interstellar. 😊
Got it in late 2020. Couldn't get out of bed for 5 days. Now as of 2 months ago I'm facing a diagnosis of ME/CFS likely due to Covid complications. It's debilitating and life changing.
They can be, but they can also be very predictable. Raised them for 20 years, part of training is exposing them to new things to teach them to not be surprised. We had one so gentle, we as kids would ride bareback with no supervision, and we had one that never learned how to not jump over every small tree branch. He caused 200+ stitches in my mom's leg. But the right horse, I'd trust like this with kids.
I hope that's a lifelong injury.
What is the problem?
I scrolled far enough to confirm.
https://media2.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPWE1NzM3M2U1dHhydXcxYjJpMzdyeGxlcmdheTE0Y2V2MW5ramY2ZWt4b3VrcHlzMSZlcD12MV9naWZzX3NlYXJjaCZjdD1n/rkXNems5uxExG/200w.webp
Mass murder into serial killer.
She's improved! /a/ToxsBi9
I lost my Pancake this week. Best name.
I think you mean to say the automated app crash button. Lol
Obviously they're in Springfield.
It's midnight, but alright.
If you're getting a kitten, you should get two. They learn better behavior from playing with one another that also helps them interact with humans better. Like learning how to play without drawing blood.
So long and thanks for all the fish you piece of shit.
Had the opportunity to randomly talk with him on the phone once because of where I worked.
Y'all must be inbread, just like Hercules here. /s
Any tips or resources for the LC? I'm post from late 2020 and started with debilitating symptoms June of 2023. Haven't been working since then.
Me too after 10. At 5am PST. Company based in Boston and I was on first day of vacation in California with the gf at the time. Mine was layoffs, but couldn't wait a week.
A decent amount are.
Moving to Mexico
Thank you TinyOctopus.
This.
Good friend of mine was skating with his brother, doing stuff just like this. Brother fell, hit his head wrong. Died hours later. Wear a helmet.
You aren't wrong, it's Einaudi. Song is Experience, but mashed up with Interstellar. 😊
Got it in late 2020. Couldn't get out of bed for 5 days. Now as of 2 months ago I'm facing a diagnosis of ME/CFS likely due to Covid complications. It's debilitating and life changing.
They can be, but they can also be very predictable. Raised them for 20 years, part of training is exposing them to new things to teach them to not be surprised. We had one so gentle, we as kids would ride bareback with no supervision, and we had one that never learned how to not jump over every small tree branch. He caused 200+ stitches in my mom's leg. But the right horse, I'd trust like this with kids.