“I was never angry with you. I was sad, because I was afraid you’d lost your way.” - Uncle Iroh.

https://youtu.be/vkPRgxcvX-4

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You sound like you have a serious case of Aneedik

Mmmmmmm bao buns. Screw the ramen. Just give me this buns. But that’s New Brunswick.

Alright, maybe an example that you should know what it feels like, you know when your foot/hand/arm is dead asleep and you try to move it but no matter how much effort you put into it you just can't get it to move until it's not asleep anymore? Like that.

It’s not called a mote. It’s a clicker or remote

Now and again, novels try to become literature. They get more and more 'literature', until they are unreadable.

At which point i think genres, are each clearly and obviously, a hormone. Western is one, romance is another. Mystery shall in this short reference remain undefined, as seems appropriate.

To be fair, this is an decade of mixed hormones, to mix my metaphors.

Has to be Darude - Sandstorm; no? That song was and is still everywhere. Almost all people know the song almost instantly without even ever even realizing they knew what the song was.

That is human thinking. Always hurt and destroy.

I see AI as something that will enhance us humans for the better. Majority of us still act like wild animals.

takes pic of newborn with banana for sc- water table

Omg Jeff

Coasting down a steep hill on my bike, especially after the effort of getting to the top of the hill.

"hey lil mama let me whisper in yo ear"

Currently investing in s&p 500 and SCHD. I am aware of the immense risks, but no risk no reward. I would definitely do my research before anything, thank you for the advice.

I'm not sure if that is actually true. Have you ever noticed that sometimes a game is called like Monopoly Cats, versus Cat-opoly?

I'm pretty sure Hasbro only owns the rights on the Monopoly name, and other companies can make their own unlicensed game if they change the names and fonts just enough.

I was very depressed one night and went to a fruits store. I bought some oranges. After I paid for them the seller said to me that that orange has a bad mark on it, change it with another one. I changed one with another and he said but that's a smaller one, don't I owe you? He also gave me the one that had marked and said, at least use this one as well. A subtle smile came on my face and I realized my mood changed dramatically. We all need these people.

thank you for your service, ser

you are the fuel we need in this bull market

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Nigdy nie wrócę! Spróbuj mnie złapać jak tylko możesz, nigdy mnie nie dostaniesz!

Sock pockets

He doesn’t strike me as someone hedging it. The guy owns TQQQ, goes max bearish on NVDA, shorting futures … suddenly he wants to hedge his TSLA?

Shit happens.

Also, the way you wrote this sounds like a rough draft for a shitty erotica.

Makes me wanna play again, but desperately waiting on that NG+

We did this past week actually. I didn’t get to spend a lot of time in each area but found that for our style the most sensible option is going to be East Greenwich (or directly surrounding areas).

The reason we came to this conclusion:

• E. Greenwich most resembles our current home in FFC. Lots of woods, charming town, schools (private and public), large lots, plenty of beautiful old homes
• ease of access to both the train and the airport are important for us and not driving 45 minutes is going to make our living easier.
• How we personally spend our daily lives is mostly homebodies, but when we want to strike out for our adventures 2-3 times per week we can given this is a very convenient home base to beaches, Jamestown, Newport etc.

Many of the other areas certainly had their charm but it felt like for us a lot of trade offs for our needs. Jamestown for instance is beautiful and has a lovely town, but smaller lots, less dense woods, not as convenient. Bristol / Barrington has lots to like but definitely less convenient for commuting to Boston/NYC and where our children will likely go to schools for instance.

So for us, despite everything having plenty to like, EG seems like the easiest pick that affords us the quaint life that we currently enjoy without going overboard as well as access to things to do given everything is so easy to drive to for a day trip. It was great to ponder the possibilities on a map but there really is no substitution for going there and that helped us choose pretty quickly.

To your point real estate in EG is pretty sparse, and I don’t want to minimize the expense, but we also are coming from an area that is SHOCKING even to us (lots of properties being relisted for double and triple pre Covid levels) so I at least take solace that we aren’t paying as crazy prices as we would otherwise have to here.