Please explain usage of the word “movement”. Do you mean “the right way of lifting” or do you mean “the weightlifting revolution,” comrade?

There’s a big difference between fantasizing about using the little yapping dickhead as a canon wad, and actually putting the yapping dickhead into a canon and firing it at a brick wall. Sure, I might think about poisoning my neighbors neglected dogs that do nothing but bark all day while I’m trying to concentrate, but i won’t, actually.

My guy sold weed until he owned a house then had a kid. He figured he pressed his luck long enough. He also had an effective laundry.

Once I hit my 40s, massive home diy projects have either become necessities (too expensive to hire out), pipe dreams, or like PA DOT working on route 202 in my youth (never ending with incremental steps that never improve the experience of driving). The energy loss is off the hook, and I’m not a flubbynutter.

Did health insurance figure into your life plan or do you live somewhere where the government functions properly?

No, but I’d have painful diarrhea, having both lactose intolerance and alpha gal allergy. Then ketchup.

That phrase is past its expiration date, like many of the boomers.

I’m confused. You’re ranting about only two genders. And in the next line you’re talking about NERF (non-exclusionary radical feminism). I’m no subject matter expert, but I have to guess you’re either japing, confused, or made a typo. EDIT: oh I get it. The two genders are: NERF, Nothing.

The US spends millions of dollars buying up land around military facilities and permanently conserving it. There are Federal grant programs that work in partnership with nonprofit land trusts to accomplish the very thing. Every conserved property has a conservation values inventory completed as part of the protection process that documents natural communities (including rare and endangered species). This inventory serves as the baseline for enforcement of the conservation restrictions. I’m a reformed real estate attorney that works for a conservation land trust.