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I mean, I commend them for actually trying to push some sex appeal with the sport instead of having a bunch of broads acting like dudes. ...
Grew up not being too fond of cats. We had this demon in our house for what seems like forever. Everyone in the house had a scar from him and i've always been wary of cats since. Fiancè finally wore me down and we got one last year. I love her like a child. ...

re: First world problem of the day

Posted by rintintin on 5/12/24 at 4:10 pm
The real issue is the tp rolls never fit the dispensers so they're always getting stuck and the thin arse paper rips before you can pull out a proper amount. ...
The Saints. The entire season from week 1 blowing out Detroit was a surreal ride. I've never seen people in the state so united about one thing....

re: Can Louisiana ever be fixed?

Posted by rintintin on 5/10/24 at 2:04 pm
It's hard to say it will ever be fixed. Politics is a big issue, but that's inherently a culture and people issue. LA residents have been voting for crooks for far too long. There's also a large population of people that have no interest in bettering themselves or their community and thrive ...
[quote]The best thing about day drinking…[/quote] ...passing out at a reasonable hour so you're next day isn't completely shot from a hangover. ...
[quote]If they make it through that meat grinder they enter the making millions territory and that's why they stay around.[/quote] I mean if this is really true after 2 years I'd say it's fine and probably worth it if you're young. Something tells me it's not though. ...
As others have noted, a $1 million [u]net worth[/u] while living in NYC isn't all that impressive. Liquid wealth is probably a better measure in a place like that. ...
Starts a thread about it. Definitely something who doesn't care what others think would do. That being said, I'd like to think I don't but there's definitely times I do more than I care to admit. ...
[quote]you have to reaaaaalllyyyyyy really want a kid to have one. Or be dumb enough to make a mistake.[/quote] The natural state of humans is to have kids. It is quite literally what your body is made for. So it's really the inverse. ...
This is the shite that should cause protests at UCLA. Your own Gov't is money laundering and throwing your money in the garbage right in front of your face. But they'd rather attach themselves to people that live on the other side of the world and hate their guts. ...
[quote]As for the liberal women…again those women are likely more comfortable seeking mental health help than more conservative women, esp those conservative women that go to churches that frown upon medical assistance for mental health issues. Men in general are horrible about being proactive fo...
Sure, the housewife ideal is dated. But the current model of working in the rat race and shunning traditional motherly roles that society is trying to impose isn't something to champion either. As Pimp said, clinical depression and antidepressant drug use are at all time highs. As with everyt...
[quote]have 2 college friends with no children. One is a gay man and the woman friend never married. They both are professionals, one a CPA and the other an economist for the Federal Reserve. I’m jealous. They both retired at 62 and travel constantly. Like big trips. You don’t need kids to take care...
[quote]Could consider that a testament to how great he is if you think about it[/quote] Great player, sure. Great leader? Great teammate? Great person? Nah...
[quote]The fact is, we could do better as a country if our population was 250 mil or so. Stop illegal immigration and a lower birth rate is ideal. Why do we need to grow the population? Our land size isn't growing proportionally. Many of our cities are already packed in like sardines and bitching...
So that's assault of a police officer right? Little soy boy thought he was playing dungeons and dragons and very well could be charged with a serious felony :lol:...

re: Anyone here ever visited Peru?

Posted by rintintin on 5/1/24 at 7:16 pm
Yes, went to Lima, Huacachina, Cusco and of course Machu Picchu. Pretty cool place. Great food in Lima and fairly developed if you avoid the shitty areas. Cusco is a cool little town and I'd recommend staying a couple of nights before you head up to Machu Picchu. Machu Picchu is everythi...
[quote]A 38-year-old man repeatedly tries to force his wife to have sex in the middle of the night but has no memory of his actions when he wakes up.[/quote] Like every drunk guy on Earth?...
[quote]If you have a lot of money in a traditional or rollover IRA, you might also consider a Roth conversion or a series of Roth conversions. If your conversion has been in your Roth for five years, you can get the conversion amount tax free without penalty. That's one reason why it is often better...