I’m like this with RPG’s too.

If I had the ability to restart my life over, I would probably never get past 5.

I have volunteered for this several times, including on time in DC.

My wife’s best friend was even a main fundraiser for them, at one time.

A. I enjoy it because I felt it was a way to honor someone’s memory and make a connection between them and the world they left behind. Christmas time, in particular, is a challenging time for both those deployed, and for those left at home. So displaying this kind of symbolic gesture at Christmas time is meaningful for a lot of folks. These kinda of things are really for the living, not for the dead. Watching Shadys wife place a wreath with the child he never knew was particularly heart breaking for me.

B. It started out as them trying to do something with scraps from their tree farm and it became so incredibly popular and demand so high, that’s all they do now.

C. Almost all the logistics and people are donated/volunteer. So the cost of each wreath mostly goes to the company. I can’t speak to how much the owners profit, though I do know they give a significant portion of their profits back to the charity and send some money back to the local wreath organizations.

I eat moldy cheese all the time!

But I imagine bleu cheese mold doesn’t have the toxins these other types do.

About a scientific breakthrough in China?

Maybe an AI generated one, lol.

Are they just mad because they are able to profit off that capital and don’t want to lose it?

If so, then they are no better than the Swiss taking gold from the Nazis.

I am 50 and was just recently diagnosed and started taking meds.

The difference has been night and day. I still struggle to take my pull in the morning sometimes

I look back on my life and wonder what I could have accomplished if I had been diagnosed and treated earlier.

My wife got me a subscription for my birthday. I read the first two months. I don’t even bother opening it anymore.

You’re just saying that because it’s true.

FFS bring this shit to the U.S !

+1 for Mullvad.

Not really. It does pull some in, but not directly at earth, and the majority is either “eaten” by Jupiter or slung out of the system.

Jupiter’s pull is so great, compared to earth, that the ones that do get past or then pulled more towards the sun.

At least that is how my professor described it.

It’s also a shield for earth.

I can attest to that. I am an EE that moved into Construction Management (much more fulfilling).

I am running projects that I used to engineer the designs for.

I fucking hate my engineers.

I’m going to gather that the smoke does NOT smell like cum too.

Or is that why you love it? 🤔

Why?

I thought he was a great contributer. It was disappointing to see it fall apart like that.

Here’s the thing…

Fuck Hillary and the DNC.

You had me until 39kg, lol.

Super badass, but not very portable.

As an EE, I used both. Def not a mathematician though. Fuck that, I just plug variables into programs now.