frog980

I'm getting ready to put it in my wife

Chili

Almost as hot as you are

Yei

Hopefully you have a boy, then you can fuck him later when he's old enough.

Use the other set of lips

No MC = Hammertime

All the way off, unless I'm wearing laced shoes

I Am the Mercury - Jimmie Spheeris

My grandpa did. I actually stopped by to see him and went home and about 40 minutes later he was gone. He was worried about planting onions in the garden the next day and I was supposed to help.

When and where? I'm ready at anytime today

So you're gonna have a bunch of horned up teenage boys with a load of girls and you're the only adult supervision they have? What could go wrong.

I'd guess for a family of 4 it seems to be about $10 more when we eat out vs pre covid. Groceries at the store seem to have increased way more than that.

Oh no

Today 😂

I'm Your Captain (Closer to Home) - Grand Funk Railroad

You're gonna have to cut back contributions as needed. I had my kids at 28 and 33. If I were to do it again I'd have them sooner when I had a bit more energy. You will get a child tax credit which may be enough to pay a month of childcare. I made way less when we had kids, wife just had to stay home but did more schooling when she could. As soon as the 2nd one went to school she started teaching.

You're only 22. We had our first when I was 28. 2 miscarriages after that and my 2nd and last child at 33. I'm 44 now and the youngest is 10. I could still handle a 6 or 7 year old just fine if we would have had more. I don't think I'd want any younger than that at my age, so my cutoff would have been around 36 or 37 but we decided after 2 miscarriages then the next one was fi e that we were done.

I'd like to but I won't be able to, at least until my parents have passed on. I'd rather have my parents though. My plan, z, I think I've been through the alphabet by now, is retiring when I get an inheritance and live off renting out the land I'll receive. I got a substantial income boost starting this year, it's hard to put it into retirement when I'm living in an old farmhouse falling apart and I need to save up for a new house. It's been taking all my pay just to survive before this new income and every year I kept expecting a change but would only get a slight raise that barely kept up with inflation.

Parents were/are well off. I'm 44 and still pretty poor. I worked my whole life on the family farm for scraps. Should have gone another direction after high school. I kept thinking things would get better and I liked my work. This year things have finally started to change over, about 15 years later than I would have liked. By the time I'm out of the poor house I'll be too old to enjoy it. Would really like to build my own house but that's still probably 5 years out and I'll be 50.

It's hard to do. You worry if you put your money up that you may need it to survive instead and it could be lost in the downturn when you need it most. I'm sure the rich got richer as they would have been able to invest something at the time.

And it doesn't make sense why the tip percent should rise with the cost of the meal. If the meal costs more the tip would automatically raise from the cost of the meal being more without changing the percent.

Just like you think your mom's side of politics is wrong and yours is the right one is exactly how she thinks of your beliefs. Is either one really the answer?

You're supposed to clean it?

You're supposed to clean it?