roykent

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by roykent 27d ago
This is going to be a core memory that she will hold on to forever
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by roykent 2y ago
This is good advise. And if you don’t have this, just be the one to initiate. About 7 years ago one of my college friends drunkenly made a slack group for us all. At the time we were about a decade out of college and have been friends since
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by roykent 2y ago
That's a pretty wild interpretation of the child-free life. From the other side, that description of a weekend with kids sounds incredibly boring, but I know from my friends and family that do have children that they genuinely get a lo
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by roykent 3y ago
This is the closest description of what my brain is like that I’ve ever read. I always attributed it to being alone most of my childhood.
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by roykent 3y ago
My HP LaserJet 1012 that I bought refurbished for $90 in 2004. I think I’m on my third toner cartridge. And through college it served as the house printer for half a dozen people. I recently connected it to an old AirPort Express in bridge
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by roykent 3y ago
I honestly think it's the opposite. It wasn't long ago that child-free wasn't something that was socially acceptable (at least in the US). The path was graduate high school (and maybe college) and then get married and have ki
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by roykent 4y ago
I read a while back that Thailand is huge for dental tourism. There was also some town in Mexico that had a ton of high quality dentists. So people that need a ton of expensive work would sometimes fly to these places and cost of treatment