Snerk
Smeghead
Was it tequila?I found a dead bug at the bottom of my cup. After I had drunk all its contents.![]()

Was it tequila?I found a dead bug at the bottom of my cup. After I had drunk all its contents.![]()
If you live in a rural town, everything is within walking distance because the town is too small to be outside of walking distance.
If you live in a rural town, everything is within walking distance because the town is too small to be outside of walking distance.
"In a rural town" is not the same thing as "in a rural area." Truth be told, I'm not exactly sure what a "rural town" is. Sun Village has a population of about ten thousand, spread over about sixty square miles, and contains bloody little that would merit driving to, much less walking to.
Your position among the cat's staff mandates that you clean up, I suppose?My dad's cleaning the fish tank, one of the cats got spooked and managed to get outside only to realize that he didn't like it outside. All those wet leaves.
It is definitely still under warranty. I can believe that they skimped on the lead acid battery but what I don't understand is why the sensors all started failing (before the battery gave out) and how the battery failing took down all of the electronics in the car. As I said before, this car is designed to be able to use the hybrid battery to jump the lead battery and it therefore can run the electronics when the lead battery is dead. But clearly there is some fault in the EPS (electrical and power system) that brings down the entire vehicle. I have an appointment on Monday, hopefully it can get fixed.
This is however, making me question the need for a second car. Before when both the Mrs and I had a long commute it was unavoidable but we haven't actually had to use the hybrid in weeks. I am not sure if it makes financial sense to break lease but I don't think we'll get two cars when our lease runs out next year.
Is that really evenly distributed over 60 square miles?
Because that's... a bit weird. Not sure if "town" is actually a good name for that.
My whole home municipality with 5 villages is 40 km², and if you'd evenly distribute the 2500 people... man... so much nothingness.
And the 5 villages themself are already tiny with nothing really in it.
Is that really evenly distributed over 60 square miles?
Because that's... a bit weird. Not sure if "town" is actually a good name for that.
My whole home municipality with 5 villages is 40 km², and if you'd evenly distribute the 2500 people... man... so much nothingness.
And the 5 villages themself are already tiny with nothing really in it.
In NM a pack a day is $2500 a year US$My mother won't stop with the passive-aggressive comments about not being able to afford anything because I bought a book costing less than $10 with my own money.She's the one who's burning money by smoking cigarettes.
Smokers can get very defensive about their habit. Fighting with them over it is a losing battle. Now you might try a different approach. If you know about how often she goes through a pack, you could put a sheet of paper on the refrigerator that tracks how much she spends daily on smokes. Keep it as a running total by month and a year to date. If she tears it down, then keep it yourself and whenever she gets on your case about money, show her the latest figures.
That sounds more like open hostility, rather than passive-aggressiveness. My mother was in a similar mindset about cigarettes vs. books, or at least the kind of books I read. She could have tolerated it if I read romances or westerns, but she never understood why I'd read science fiction.My mother won't stop with the passive-aggressive comments about not being able to afford anything because I bought a book costing less than $10 with my own money.She's the one who's burning money by smoking cigarettes.