It sure is! King Ramses’ Curse, season 1 episode 7a.

In order of impact

• Live without it

• Repair/repurpose something you already have (ex: dig out a spare you might not have in easy reach)

• Secondhand, local (ex: yard sale, estate sale, Craigslist)

• Secondhand, online (ex: Mercari, Depop, eBay)

• Small/medium business, local (ex: farmer’s market, your local co-op grocery store)

• Small/medium business, online (ex: an individual that makes a certain type of widget, an online specialty store)

• Large business, local (ex: Meijer, Kroger, Target, Walgreen’s)

• Large business, online

• Amazon

I have personally been going with Meijer as my large business of choice when nothing else serves my needs. I’m not sure how much of an impact choosing Meijer over Target has. But I figure the less I give to any large businesses, the better.

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You mean to tell me those women don’t just naturally have clear, moisturized skin and sparkly eyelids? What next, are you going to tell me that their clothes are carefully selected and not just the first thing that fits from the store? Pfft.

I also have no idea why they take so long to get ready. Women, amirite?

Also cockroaches.

My first thought was that of the cost of storing it. You never know when something will happen and all of your effort to store it is moot. Like if a natural disaster occurs and destroys your stash, or something happens and you must leave everything behind. Not a huge deal if you only have a few years of it, but a lifetime’s worth?

I’m disabled, so unfortunately I’ll be a burden. Sorry folks.

Wildfire bans don’t work!

Flag reference

First panel: Omnisexual Polysexual Pansexual

Second panel: Anti-bisexual

Third panel: Xenogender

Fourth panel: Anti-transgender

Hope your tomatoes are coming along nicely.

Lies! I haven’t gotten any Ritalin.

Yes, neighbor kids. Different neighborhoods have different feels, but I’ve noticed as long as the neighborhood isn’t constructed in a pedestrian-hostile way, kids will be out. Even today.

I will say that neighborhoods have increasingly become more pedestrian-hostile though, so I’ll give you that.

WHAT’S YER OFFER?

I found that in general, young people are able to connect with their peers more. It was easier to spontaneously go with your friends someplace and spend time together. (The mall, the woods, each other’s houses, or many other possibilities.)

Contrasted with being an adult, where it may be more difficult to be able to do that. I’m American, so it is geographically harder. But even if you don’t live in a car-centric area, you might still run into difficulties with scheduling and responsibilities that you didn’t even have to consider when you were young.

I remember the good times, but there was a lot of bad, too.

I agree. Any schools that teach Christianity as truth, abstinence-only education, or climate change denial should be reported.

Any schools that indoctrinate children into being strictly heterosexual and cisgender should also be investigated.

We can’t let these harmful ideologies stand. Think of the children.

You might have an aesthetic attraction to women, but you might be straight. I don’t know much of the ace terms though, I am incredibly gay.

As a former 20-year-old, 20-year-olds are dickheads.

I knew a guy like this, even in his 40’s. He was active and he smoked a lot of tobacco. His mom is the same way, in her 80’s.

His brother, also in his 40’s, is overweight. Same habits that I have observed.

I loved the Shrek movies. 1 was amazing. 2 was on the same level. 3 was pretty good, but not as good as the ones before it. 4 was entertaining but didn’t feel like a Shrek movie at all. It really could have been told outside of the Shrek world and stood on its own.

But at this point the series is nearly a quarter of a century old. It’s a good sign that they’re not doing an alternate timeline type of deal, but I’m not super hopeful that the story will still be good.

Where is the RC?!

Red, RED!!!