I grew up in the Saint Paul, Minnesota, which was entirely too cold. I started at the University of Minnesota at the age of 16 which was entirely too young.
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It’s a tough one. I could see Mayor Pete as a viable vice president, but with Kamela top of ticket it’s a pretty heavy lift.
This is an outstanding list of incorrect “facts“ they may be an opinion, but nearly every one of them was wrong and provably so. Like dialogue.
Where all of them in turn. Lots of costume changes.
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Not a damn thing. When do we get to go to your house for breakfast?
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You say be honest. Why would anyone alive be dishonest about counting cats? The question is implausible.
Spend your energy volunteering or making yourself an asset to the community rather than obsessing on your neighbors lack of shirt while he mows the lawn. You’ll make the world a better place and you’ll be a better person.
WHOSE SIDE ARE YOU ON?
Is this guy in the picture OK with you?
Someone’s story: “To my neighbor who thinks mowing the lawn shirtless in a family neighborhood is totally normal. I've already contacted the authorities. This isn't a beach. It's not a gym. It's a residential street where families live and kids are outside all the time. I don't care if it's 90 degrees out—PUT A SHIRT ON! Basic standards and common courtesy still exist for a reason. Broad daylight. Front yard. Acting like this is completely acceptable behavior.”
Then he asks: “Am I crazy for thinking there should be at least some level of decency in shared spaces, or are we just throwing social norms out the window now? Your thoughts?”
