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kidsthesedays
10y ago
Can you elaborate on the Christmas thing? I have a very different view than you on Christmas "magic" than you, I believe.
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kidsthesedays
10y ago
There's no parts of Connecticut that are part of "the Boston area" nor is the southern part of Rhode island.
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kidsthesedays
10y ago
Story time! I once wore a glitter sweatshirt through airport security. It made the backscanner machine go crazy and mark my entire shirt area as suspect, back and front. TSA was like "oh, it's the glitter on your shirt." As a
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10y ago
Its not critical to clean the cup because you emptied it. http://divacup.com/how-it-works/care-and-cleaning/ "Remember to empty and wash your DivaCup at least twice a day, a minimum of every 12 hours. If you
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kidsthesedays
10y ago
I'm a menstrual cup user. It's not gross cause you're gonna be dealing with those body fluids one way or another.
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kidsthesedays
10y ago
Not sure why you are putting down menstrual cup users. I use one and it really is great. I also told my sister about it and she got one too and likes it. I also use cloth pads on light days. Both beat disposables by a wide margin in comfort
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kidsthesedays
11y ago
why virtual card numbers aren't worth it: http://www.mybanktracker.com/news/why-virtual-credit-card-nu...
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kidsthesedays
11y ago
My bank's security is a password that is a maximum of 8 characters, no symbols allowed. Seems rigorous.
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11y ago
Speaking as a woman here - >Are scenarios like this really common? Very common. >have not heard of them dealing with such harassment Doesn't mean it doesn't happen. Opening up about harassment opens you up to more problems t
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kidsthesedays
11y ago
The supermarket "bakery" is such a scam - what they do can hardly be considered "baking."
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11y ago
Maybe you gotta live in a low income area. I went to the YMCA, YWCA, Boys and Girls Club, some place that is run by a couple nuns and sponsored by a charity... I think we may have gotten subsidies from somewhere though? Honestly I am not su
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11y ago
I do wonder sometimes if men give up primary custody on purpose because they are afraid society won't think they are manly enough or something like that? I mean, pure hypothesis on my part.
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11y ago
>The contention is society's automatic assumption that it's better to give custody of children to the mother, as opposed to the father. 1) That's 100% incorrect 2) That isn't even what was said. >women end up with
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11y ago
This is what confuses me, when I was growing up there was poor kids childcare that I went to that was dirt cheap. Don't they exist anymore? Our (lower income) city offered free summer camp and I went to a variety of after school progra
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11y ago
Which was exactly my point. :) You'd have to basically be homeless to save enough to be able to retire very early on a modest income such as $30,000.
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11y ago
Complete BS. I've known many men who have sole or primary custody of their children including my sister in law's former husband. I also grew up with some kids who lived with the dads most of the time. This meme has to end because
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11y ago
I agree that most is silly. Certainly many though. Consider: When I was single I lived a very very very comfortable life on $22,000 a year (cash, not income). I put that much in my checking account and everything else in savings and inv
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11y ago
Unless you make your bread from scratch this is what supermarket bread is like too.
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kidsthesedays
11y ago
Ummm... didn't you read the article? > (People in the military, prison and institutions are excluded from these figures.)
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11y ago
Infinite loop for me.
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11y ago
Jessica - http://rhiever.github.io/name-age-calculator/index.html?Gend... Names (just like everything else) have fads. Fads come and go.
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11y ago
http://rhiever.github.io/name-age-calculator/index.html?Gend...
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11y ago
"Well, you really ought to back up these assertions, because they may be a bit unsettling for some folks" doesn't do it here because of the nature of the comment. It was complete BS, 100% stupid, and completely off topic. You
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11y ago
Well.... I've been raped but also have (what I would consider) rape fantasies. My sexual assault isn't at all like my rape fantasies. I can't say I understand it either but they are totally different in my mind. My fantasies
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11y ago
Um... I am old and I don't have time to work on side projects - I have dying parents I need to spend time with because I won't get that time back. I have friends that live all over the East Coast now and visiting them is very impo
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11y ago
He isn't much different from a run of the mill college kid. He just has a "startup style" website with gratuitous pictures of himself all over it. It's called "personal marketing." Apparently software engineers
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11y ago
With this crap becoming "standard" then the implication is if you don't include your photo with your "digital" resume or "social media" profiles you are undesirable/not an attractive male. I'm in
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11y ago
Good god can we please stop with the photos? Do you people really want to go back to the 1950s where a photo was required with a resume? Do you really want your potential employers to be judging you on your looks/race/ethnicity at