Personally I don’t care for “Mexican pizza”. I mean I like the flavors, but together I just don’t.

One day I started a job at a warehouse as a picker, walked like 15 miles that day pushing a cart around climbing up and down shelves, I was exhausted. Stopped by my GFs house, she asked if I was hungry, I was but all she had was a frozen Mexican pizza. It was at the time, the greatest food I have ever tasted.

I’ve always wanted one, but I’m never sure if I have a safe enough large space for one

Fun fact, Eastern box turtles are illegal to keep as pets in Ohio if captured in the wild.

Tuuuurtle turtle-urtle-urtle, turtle urtle urtle urtle. GAH, IT’S NOT A TORTOISE

I mean it’s what most people like, not just kids.

I imagine most people that maintain an extreme level of “junk food is cancer” attitude are doing it for medical reasons or social clout. Not because they didn’t like it.

But the First of May, outdoor fuckin starts that day.

I thought that season started on the First of May

I’m diabetic with early signs of cirrhosis, I’m pretty confident that I’m going to die somewhat early and probably with a lot of medical debt.

I was thinking the other day about what steps I can take to effectively divorce my wife and leave as much to her and my kids as possible instead of insurance.

KEVIN!

What a winner that person is.

I sometimes mess with my kids by informing them that women, human women, kind of lay eggs too. Just not to the point that the eggs come out before they hatch.

I wonder if this could also be used kind of like flushing your hot water heater.

If I run my car low consistently, agitate whatever is in there, wouldn’t I eventually clear out most of it leaving less and less impurities?

mi bad…

Hur hur hur

I get the 2nd point is inaccurately assumed, but it’s a going point to possibly bring up just really just how much fossil fuel is being burned by the factory in travel alone.

If you need the electricity of a whole city, then every day those cars are burning that much.

Gasoline AND propane? Jeez, how much did you hate that brush?

My Cincinnati instance has like 5 mods and maybe 4 active users

Anecdotal evidence but, the most common touch-less features in a bath room are the dryer and soap, the two things you only ever touch once and when you are not in a transitional phase.

The sink I tend to find is usually a handle you have to physically touch, when dirty and when clean, it is such a waste. Bring back the Elementary School foot pedals for sinks (and toilets for flushing).

I randomly mentioned that if I ever find a used Hospital Surgery Scrub Sink, I will repurpose an area in the house just to use it.

Imagine what Cities Skylines could have been without Paradox’s super monetization plan

Where’s George?