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Just hit today on my 2010 corolla, I’ve put like 6k into this car which includes tires in the 8 years I’ve driven it. #toyotagang

Gas pedal flavour

No, and the notes were generally about cleaning up the kitchen/family room and taking the chicken out of the freezer.

Minus the vague threat I used to come home from school most days to one of these

I’m pretty sure the band had an actual name, I’ve suppressed the hundreds of hours of bullshit skits and bad cover songs I had to listen to when I worked there so I can’t remember what they were called but I remember all their names .

Left to right: Charles, Helen, Munch, Jasper, Pasquale.

James got them Jimbo sizes tits.

Yeah that’s fair, I personally love it especially back cracks.

You’re good

Donald Unger, a doctor who received the Medicine Prize for cracking the knuckles of his left hand – but not his right – for sixty years to see if the habit contributes to arthritis (it didn’t)

Yep, he’s got three more in the series.

Abhorsen series by Garth Nix.

They sold it at my uni, sales went to the surgeon research department.

https://archive.org/details/the-jerry-springer-show-various-episodes

Treadful Regional Hospital

After taking care of myself, friends and family, and what not I would start acquiring land that I would donate to my community for affordable housing and other community projects with the condition that I get to name everything built on it. All streets, schools, libraries, etc will be named by me.

Pretty much, the plot was dumb and the story wasn't much better but that didn't stop it from being a fun watch. Ironically Ryan Gosling, a man, was the best part of the movie.

Tame is a good word to describe the messaging.

Barbie was a funny movie, the only people complaining about "the propaganda" are retards who don't understand women are people.

Yeah, no, to save space they didn't come on pallets, we would have to load them onto pallets and get them off the truck. Not sure who had the worse job, me or the Chinese guy on the other end losing the truck.

I used to work with this old guy named Mel in my early twenties at a graveyard job in a cold storage warehouse doing freight handling. He would bike to work 20 km down a dark highway to get to our shift at 1 am, he owned a car just preferred to bike, which I respect. This guy was in his 70s, consumed nothing but a cheese sandwich for lunch, coffee, and smoked heavily. Despite this he was in seemingly great shape and was fastest, hardest worker in the whole place. At Christmas time we would unload 20 lbs boxes of mandarin oranges from 53 foot trailers packed top to bottom, front to back onto pallets, this guy would go faster by himself than two people. He always said it's just about the technique and how you position your body.

I knew him in my early twenties before going back to school and he was the only person at that job with a brain so we talked a lot about space and technology and all that. I moved away for school so it's been like 13 years since I last saw him so I wouldn't be surprised if he's dead given his age and how much he smoked but I always wondered what happened to him and if he's still kicking around. I honestly wouldn't be surprised if this guy made it to 100.

Maybe look into GIS work and try to get on with a municipality or regional government. Not sure how it is in the US but in Canada there are plenty of GIS jobs open all over the country, it's easy enough work if you have a good understanding of (I think) Python. Plus maps are fun, at least I think they are.

Just to add to this, if you're interested the main program I see being used is ArcGIS. QGIS is another program that's similar but free and open source and good to practice on to get the basics of spatial mapping down, but there are some things that are different between the two that is not a 1:1 transfer of skills.