Happy 20th!

@89th said in "Don't let the door hit ya...": To be fair, he said he would resign as a way of saying the democrats would never do that. Also to be fair, he voted for Trump at the same time Trump is endorsing McCarthy. Also, how am I older than Gaetz? I still think I'm 25 (but feel like I'm 40). Wait, I'm as old as Mayor Pete? Ok, I should stop looking things up. It only gets worse. Stop now. If only he would actually resign, I think the Dems might do it.

I’d do the conversion first.

Just like sharks.

@LuFins-Dad said in "Every book deserves to be heard.": Can we address the very notion that Every Book Deserves to be Heard? I kind of disagree with that very premise… Works for an ad conceit, though.

Maybe the current Congress can change the rule before its term is up. :man-shrugging:

It's kind of weird - when we moved there in 1997, one of the big selling points was how affordable housing was - the house we bought was huge by British standards, and cost the same as my very modest British house sold for..... ....then we got the winter heating bill. Yikes. Moving to Massachusetts was very painful - we got a house of roughly half the size for roughly twice the price. Now the Ontario prices look pretty similar to Massachusetts, which we recently left because of the cost.

Awesome!!!

@Doctor-Phibes said in Heading For the Door: @Copper said in Heading For the Door: Over time smart people will always outperform stupid people. A really smart person might realise that performance isn't everything and go to the beach. Making enough money to live simply and comfortably and then retiring asap is absolutely a smart person thing to do. But finding fulfilling work is probably a better option.

The article has very little to do with quality.

@Horace said in "Gettin' Old...": Maybe even dementia isn't so bad. I mean, I'm sure it's a real hassle for anybody who interacts with you, but for you, maybe you're too far gone to care. Maybe you can just live in the moment and appreciate every day for whatever it is. I'm told that is a good way to live. The worst thing my mother experienced was being told she had dementia. We all knew it was happening long before that, but after she was officially diagnosed she just sat and worried about it constantly as the slow deterioration occurred. I honestly felt as though it would have been better if she hadn't had the diagnosis, but it's necessary to get the help you need.

No, but thank God for them.

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