I did say I didn’t like your phrasing. Several times, now.

That’s a terrible definition, where did you get it? (This is my opinion, you understand.)

Merriam-Webster has a much better set of definitions, if you want to compare. (Another opinion!) Though while you’re there maybe also look up clone?

Honestly bus is mostly for rainy days or moving furniture.

A) if someone succeeded at this, they’d brag about it as soon as possible and
2] not knowing still wouldn’t make it a matter of opinion

This isn’t a question?

This is going to sound insane, but it’s actually Len — "Steal My Sunshine”

Sara Bareilles — “King of Anything”

Malena Cadiz — “Rattle the Windows”

Queen — “Princes of the Universe”

I walk, bike, and take busses. I have always walked and biked. The taking busses had to wait until I moved to Chicago, mostly, though I did take a few even in South Dakota.

Stamina, yes. It’s my kids and wife keeping me busy after work that keep me from the gym, not a lack of energy.

I also eat until I fill up, but I try to do it at least half an hour before I leave work at the latest, so that I’m done with the bulk of digestion before I get home, leaving me feeling ready to tackle home repair, laundry, and dinner prep the moment I get in the door.

As soon as it became clear we were willing to pay it.

Why would this be a matter of opinion?

In the past, I have. You gotta find a way through, though, on your own terms, or that wall is gonna break at a very inconvenient time, and meanwhile the pressure build up isn’t doing you any favors, either. The god news is that if you can do it once, it’s easier the second time.

Try to connect with things that use to make you cry when you were younger. Maybe re-read Bridge to Terebithia or something. Listen to sad love songs, The Magnetic Fields have some great ones. Even happy tears — if the speech at the end of Independence Day does it for you, that’s fine. Once you’re crying about something low-stakes like that then you can start thinking about what’s going on now that you’re blocked up about and hopefully the tears keep coming.

Best wishes, truly.

Postal voting is primarily employed by people who work full-time, have access to regular mail service, are younger, and have some amount of trust in government services.

Contrast with Republican mainstays: the well-to-do, rural areas, the elderly, and those who distrust the government.

Also it’s self-reinforcing: the more Republican pundits link postal voting and fraud in their audience’s minds, the less likely their voters are to use it, increasing the chance that depressing it will primarily harm opposition voters.

yes, and so is mbin

on the roof of the Regenstein Library

Human rights are the ones we have by virtue of being human. Since we were human before the Internet, it’s a little shaky. But at the same time, part of being human is assing down information from one generation to the next, and the Internet is a means to do that. I think both arguments have their merits, and I’m not in favor of access bring legally restricted in any case.

Hoplite

Pixel Dungeon

Tiny Folk

Unciv

Battle for Polytopia

micRogue

Doom & Dentiny

the mobile port of Chrono Trigger

and I strongly recommend the GBA and GameBoy emulators MyBoy! and MyOldboy! for playing those entire libraries on the go

The good news is that exercise isn’t good for losing fat anyway!

It’s all about diet.

use your knife

I think you’ll find that at every level. It’s certainly very prevalent anong middle-class suburbanites.