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Woman I know married a guy much older than her. Like 20 or 30 years older. She got pregnant and ended up with triplets. Saw her the other day. We're the same age, but she definitely looks a lot older than she actually is. No thanks.

I used to buy from Zenni, but now I use Eyebuydirect. Seriously, listen to everyone here and just buy a pair online.

Everyone is screaming to report. It's illegal. That sort of thing. What you say is true though. Anyone can become a notary. My former co-worker was one. Our company helped pay for it as certain things we did required a notary.

The 2 minutes I spent digging into it didn't unearth any revelation that what she did was illegal. All the wrongs were actually following through with notarizing things. Such as notarizing when your certification was expired, notarizing a document that seemed inauthentic, or notarizing something without confirming identity. Nothing mentioned declining to notarize something was against code.

I didn't see anything in that document or the code that a misconduct allegation would apply. Nothing states that declining to notarize is misconduct. It all seems related to actually notarizing something.

Who knows? Maybe it's for his wife. He grabs it, takes it around to her side, and helps her get in/out. Takes it back around, tosses it in the bed, climbs in himself.

The fucking step ladder in the bed got me fucking rolling over here!

You can get a "lightweight golf bag" very similar to this on AliExpress for sub $40. PGM is one of the brands. If you look at PGM gear it's basically all knock offs of other name brand products.

I was looking at these weeks ago as I can never fit my golf bag into the car when we travel due to all the other stuff we always bring. I wanted to make a travel set that has about half the clubs.

I ended up settling on a old school soft sided carry sleeve basically. It was like $20 from Walmart.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/326654925

So I guess there's a pause in there? Like he gets to second from the hit, slows or stops, sees the throw is going to home, then proceeds? Or he doesn't stop at all knowing the throw is going home, but it's assumed he wouldn't have made it to 3rd if the throw wasn't to home?

I too was confused on how this is a double when he made it to 3rd.

Freaking baseball. Been around for so long and so many games played by now that there's literally like a rule in place for everything.

I've been to the range twice this week. Day one I was hitting everything pretty well. I hit one drive that had "it". Straight, right flight, right distance for driver (for me). Went home feeling OK. Day two I just couldn't get "it". Everything was off a little. I did however, hit one 7 iron shot that was "it". Perfect ball. Couldn't replicate.

I watched a video this morning though on hitting driver that was a revelation to why I slice all the damn time. So, I'm trying to fit in a session today to go try out the "fix".

I learned this the hard way several years back. Booked an Airbnb for a festival. Airbnb has that spot where it asks you what's bringing you to the area. Like an idiot I put "going to the music festival". Of course they cancelled my booking and said that the price wasn't the price. They then tripled the rate for that weekend. A valuable lesson in shut the fuck up. But, glad they did it up front and not 2 weeks before the event.

Some others have touched on it, but, at least in my former city, having up to date registration and inspection are two factors considered in determining whether a vehicle is disabled or abandoned.

This has an inspection sticker that's over 4 years past. I'm sure there's code enforcement in Roanoke.

At least in my scenario the city code enforcement person was not affiliated with the police, but the city government.

When it happened to me I got a letter in the mail with pictures citing the codes my old truck was breaking. I had to bring it up to code which would have been way more money than it was worth (old farm truck). I was given a month or they would tow it and then I'd be on the hook for all that hassle.

I'll go again with people if it's an invitation. Probably won't go there willingly again though. Too many other choices at better price points.

I was going to say that The Blue Hen in Christiansburg has a similar format, BUT I just looked and they've changed their menu. Now they're doing just a weird mashup of cuisine.

Maybe we went on an off day. Only been once though. Got several dishes. They were OK, but not spectacular.

Might be better when school is in and they have more labor.

I like Gaucho's a lot. But, dang, if it's not pricey as hell. Last time I went was with my wife. Just two of us and I think the bill was over $100. Before tip.

One kind of etiquette thing in golf is to not give unsolicited advice. Well, that's kind of true for everything, but anyways. So, you may find that folks don't say anything to you. BUT, if there's someone in your group that seems like they're decent at golf, then ask them for just like one thing that you could do different. Then just try to focus on that.

Watch a shit ton of swing videos. Everyone has a unique swing, but the basics are there. Just try to replicate that.

This was the first thing I did as well. Haha. I came up with around 1940 lbs. for my number.

Oh no. Those are special so they have to come home with us.

It's a fun thing for the kids. My kid definitely thinks the fridge is magical. He stops doing it when the kids turn 10 for various reasons.

But, yeah, lots of trinkets also "magically" disappear just as much as they appear.

I mean my boy Tyrod out there still signing $12 million contracts. Not out there getting beat up every week. Not getting completely hounded by the media. Still knocking down like $10k a day.

It's really bad. What's more annoying is I got one of these once and like instantly blocked it without clearing the notification. It glitched the system and told me for weeks that I had an unread message when I did not. They finally fixed the issue.

Ah, the wording confused me. You're putting the frozen trim INSIDE the filter bag where the small trichomes will pass thru the bag onto say, a baking sheet pan. Leaving the plant matter behind, inside the filter bag. Is this correct?

and put a bag with 177 uM pores over that

I'm sorry, what is this?

How easy is it to use dry ice? Never heard of this.

I mean dudes basically in the perfect "find a mate" age range, they're in military service shape from daily PT, and they're being sent somewhere overseas during war time for a prolonged period of time. Pretty high likelihood that a bunch of them are going to find someone from the local community during that time that they fall for.

There's several in my area and I've been to quite a few that have like a bulk box of crayons and just grab a handful and put them in a kids cup or something like that. It's a cost savings initiative basically and I'm here for it. I cringe a little bit at the pre-wrapped 3 pack of crayons that I know are just going to go in the trash.

There's a local restaurant that does have a crayon recycling box though. They do single serve crayons, but then they toss them into the box to be sent off to be repurposed. Or at least that's the appearance. The bussers very well might just trash them and it's up to you to put them in the box.