There’s a quest in there

That’s not a norm I’ve ever heard. More often than not, there is forgiveness because of the emotional attachment. Things work for a while, then it happens again. This keeps happening and deteriorating the trust until finally the relationship has mutated into an unrecognizable shadow of it’s former beauty.

Many people have experienced this, thus the given advice. I’ve learned that providing that kind of advice can damage the relationship with your friend (because of said emotional attachment), so I don’t bother. It’s something people have to learn on their own.

And when it comes to not knowing what the fuck you’re doing, he is highly qualified to speak on the subject.

If I had stupid money, I’d find a few of the more forgotten locations like this and stand them back up from the skeleton using as close to the techniques used during original construction as possible.

Because fuck that place, that’s why

It bugs me that the pictures are in the wrong order.

This is what reminds you: we are bugs on this planet.

Get the Chuck out of here…

He’s sending a letter to them? I wonder which one? D?

DEI bad! CEI good!

I’m shocked! This is shocking! You know what else is shocking? Water is… Wet! That’s right! Shocking!

I think it’s her version of the action star that doesn’t know when to hang up the mantle. She’ll be running around in nothing but a trench coat flashing people next year. They will run through a torrent of mixed emotions.

The insurance companies are just a leach on the entire system. They’re proud of the billions of dollars they make in profit, but I see that as straight theft from the medical system overall.

PS: Al Sharpton was not the “rent is too damn high” guy.

I would tell you what to watch, but we don’t talk about it.

If I was a raccoon, I’d find the most erotic tree possible and make it my home.

This answer makes sense to me because of how a gyroscope acts. Thanks.

Interesting, thank you!

Skynet for the win!

• automation by companies so they can "streamline"their workforces.

• innovation by “teaching” it enough to solve bigger problems (cancer, climate, etc).

• creating a sentient species that is the next evolution of life and watching it systematically eradicate every last human to save the planet.

Even though it’s not a space station, the Mickey D’s in The Fifth Element would probably be close.