Just be careful when you do, because there’s a risk of screwing up your retirement savings. Losing employer contributions that could have kicked in if you held out another 6 months or whatever. (I’m not an expert on this subject by the way, and ymmv)
I leave ours out and open all the time, even toss a toothy-treat in there occasionally. She will poke her head in and steal a treat, but she still doesn’t trust the carrier. I wouldn’t either, never knowing if I’d get locked in and find myself at a doctor’s appointment.
Aaaand they’re gone
Or maybe it’s about relative protection of cosmonaut suits vs astronaut suits, like they thought, “well maybe not quite as well as an astronaut, but better than a cosmonaut”
Love my orbweavers! They stay outside, they’re chill and not dangerous, their webs are pretty, and they make less food available for Widows. Just have to check that the light shining from your door window didn’t bring a feast of night bugs and attract them to spin right where your face will be when you walk out.
Edit to add: if you cone a piece of paper, and scoop the whole web like cotton candy, the spider will cling to it, so then you drop the paper in a convenient bush and leave it there until the spider has had a chance to eat the protein-rich web so it can build a new one.
Trump LOVES Xi!
And the conservative agenda depends upon the control of women.
Hey as long as they stay in the trees and not over my bed!
I don’t know why but this is really funny
It goes off my screen, it it 2 googol?
No, the coroner gets nothing, they just do their job.
“with the money divided between the owner of the land and the finders”
In case, like me, you were trying to remember how Treasure Trove law works in the UK:
"The Treasure Act decrees that anyone who finds historic gold, silver or other precious items must inform the local coroner. If a coroner declares it treasure, the hoard will belong to the government, and museums can bid for funding to acquire it.
An expert committee sets a value on each find, with the money divided between the owner of the land and the finders. In this case, Staples and six fellow detectorists split half of the 4.3 million pound purse.
“It’s like winning the lottery,” said Staples, who plans to continue his treasure-hunting hobby. “I’m not going to give up now. I love it.”
This is not what we have in Los Angeles. We have bus lanes on the right in many places, where cars can only enter if they’re turning right. We have HOV lanes on freeways, on the left. It’s not a California thing
Hard agree. Ads, what ads? Those are just swaths of color in my peripheral vision. I watch old-timey television too, and those ads are my free time to do whatever else, like pee or get snacks.
Good point, in that case a “dance belt” may be a good choice. It helps keep your balls from getting stuck on that seam between your legs, provides freedom of movement, and makes the total bulge more prominent (while also smoothing out the actual details).
Try a tucking thong first, it’s cheaper
This sent me to Wikipedia for kiwifruit, where I read the Chinese characters translate as “macaque peach,” but I don’t know if that means “peach-ish fruit macaques like to eat” or “peach-ish fruit with fur like a macaque.”
I think we can skip the " Chinese gooseberry" interval.
I assume the Kiwi who rebranded them as “kiwifruit” 🥝 intended both “from New Zealand” and “sorta looks like a kiwi bird.”
Tbf, there is a resemblance to a pinecone, especially if you’re not exactly getting the plumpest, ripest specimens.
Those Capitalists, they’re eating the dogs, they’re eating the cats!
Do your work, there’s going to be a lot of back-and-forth and probably at least one legal challenge to work through before we have a final result so you won’t be missing anything