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2·6 days agoIdk I figured the cider was a plum apricot mix, not just from pluots, or that pluots acted like plums do… I only had beer that night, but the bride almost lost bowel control during the reception and the bathrooms were destroyed and backed up
A friend got a keg of pluot (spelling? Plum+apricot) cider for a wedding, that did not go well. I guess it tasted good, but there were not enough toilets…
5·5 months agoWhat about tejava (spelling?)
1·5 months agoHa, cool, congrats!!
Does he live there year round? How did you meet? His parents didn’t have an issue with you staying even though you’re unwed?
3·6 months agoIt was actually good flew what I remember
2·6 months agoAh that would make sense
How does this work? It’s filtered but still visible?
8·6 months agoSo glad we now live on an episode of the Jerry Springer show, so much better than the last 4 years…
2·6 months agoSure, my bmw seems to get into a boot loop using Bluetooth half the time, so I’ve just given up on that.
BMWs software always seems to suck…
1·6 months agoRO can’t do it?
Sounds like this warrants a bit more than “a little annoyed”
1·6 months agoMaybe, it’s got a 6.5 on IMDb, and I remember people complaining about it being a bad scifi, but maybe that was just a small group, idk
I like Ad Astra. People hate it because they view it as a shitty scifi with lots of plot holes, but I view it from the perspective of brad pitt is actually in therapy in hypnosis or whatever to address the issues he has with his father, and the movie is really the journey through his mind and all the roadblocks and barriers he’s built up internally. Then the plot holes seem reasonable and less relevant.
2·6 months agoMost importantly is to ask why is he subject to time? Our only concept of existing or being alive is tied to time: thought is a change of state, and change is defined by a progression of time. But if God is everything, why is he subject to time? What’s “outside” time?
They get wealthy people to donate.
1·7 months agoThis seems to (at the moment, let’s see what changes) no longer be a thing https://www.hhs.gov/healthcare/about-the-aca/benefit-limits/index.html
Oh. Nothing related to cancer risk, got it