Arby’s on McKnight Road

Hilarious!

Hahaha! Butterfly

I never said fatherlessness isn't a serious issue. I'm saying that you have yet to prove that it's an issue in the black community. You're taking statistics about marriage and living situation and conflating that with parental involvement. Just because two people aren't married or living together, doesn't mean that both parents aren't involved. Why do you keep making that assumption? Do you have any statistics that prove that black children are "fatherless" at a higher rate than white children?

I'm not really sure what point you're trying to make about class? You said that most leftist rhetoric isn't working class. Ok, that's not my experience. Just because you're only listening to the loudest, richest, and most influential voices, doesn't mean that lots of leftists aren't discussing real world solutions that actually make sense for them as the working class. You've been trying to push this rigid definition of leftists but at every turn you seem to move the goal posts. So, are leftists out of touch with the working class or are they actually more likely to be working class while the minority of leftists are out of touch richies?

Hahaha, yes, dude. I, as an anti-authority, queer, disabled atheist woman who comes from a family of criminals living in a dying rust belt town, know nothing of being considered a heretic!

Can you not see that this is a deflection that kinda totally proves my point? I point out that you're more concerned with confronting leftists about appearances than confronting racists about their racism and you ask me how you think I appear as a leftist confronting racism? Um, I'm not too concerned with appearances, to be honest. I don't really care if people think I'm virtue signaling or scolding or whatever. I'm not in control of what other people think. I'm in control of what I do and say. And, I do and say based on what I believe is right. If you, like others, choose to focus on how offended you are because someone said that your behavior or words could be construed as racist rather than doing the hard work that comes with examining those claims then that's on you.

Hahaha, ok, which political party that's winning, doesn't take the moral high ground, doesn't scold, doesn't virtue signal?

No, I absolutely do not think that union heads were chastising workers for their social prejudices. Know why? Because it's pretty well known that the early unions were extremely racist and discriminatory. They didn't bring together a diverse group of working class men". In fact, you'd be amazed at how many unions were started because of or motivated by the threat of cheap black labor or simply integration. It's believed that black wealth has fallen so far behind in large part because of the discrimination and exclusion of black people in unions for decades. That bigotry was never overcome. Instead it was institutionalized. So, yeah, the union was successful... at improving the status of lots of white folks at the expense of black folks. Are you sure that this is the model that you'd like to follow?

Now that they are playing KC, no.

I only wore it the 5 days a year the sun comes out. Remember to reapply as the rain washes it off.

I use sunscreen on my face every day. My younger sister had melanoma in her thirties so I'm not taking any chances (she's cancer free now, but super scary regardless).

We have John Tucci. Look him up on YouTube.

What's hilarious is that this actually works most of the time in Pittsburgh.

When I moved to Virginia Beach previously, I saw people unevenly stack into lanes at a stop light (7 cars in left lane, 1 car in right lane, no major turns for the next 2 miles) regularly for no reason at all, and I had to get out of this habit.

i use bondi sands spf 50 or alba botanica green tea spf 45 every day but my eczema has gotten so much worse since moving here so i like the extra layer of moisturiser anyway.

no

Can she file a claim with her homeowner's insurance? They should have a list of contractors they use.

No

I do, unless my plan is to stay inside all day. I like Trader Joe’s daily facial sunscreen. It’s SPF 40 in a translucent matte gel that goes on smooth like a makeup primer. I use it on top of a light moisturizer.

So I have to say that I don’t believe you really need sunscreen in Pittsburgh except maybe at the height of summer. We moved to the city in 1979, my mother is now 84 years old and is outside in her garden every day possible and she has nearly perfect skin. So much so that she is often mistaken for someone in her 60s. Picture of her here in this post: https://www.reddit.com/r/pittsburgh/comments/zvuu81/cool_balloon_sculptures/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf

He probably golfs at mar a lago.

I need to give stuff found on my face but I don't in the winter. I probably still should. Though you are right the UV is barely above 1 winter days.

> School fisticuffs aren’t county wide

Phew

So they're all traitors?

4.5k monthly most anywhere in Pittsburgh is absurd. Beyond absurd. Emphasis.

If you want furnished, that's a niche market of rental, so whatever, I guess. "Central Lawrenceville" quiet what?

To answer your question regarding utilities, it's impossible to infer or deduce without knowing the structure itself.

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Chiefs. Offering 5:1.

Tons of local jazz, listen to 101.1 on the radio. Great metal bands, Deathlehem, greywalker. Lots of good rappers. The arts festival.

The venues have been getting nicer as well.

In Chicago they have to move snow out of some parts of the city with dump trunks because there is no place for the plow to just push it aside.

seems a little over the top. I'm sure it protects you but it's probably not necessary here