CoElkHunter
AH ambassador
Yeah, she’s way too close for him to answer. He needs to move to the kitchen before answering. Think survival. LOL
Yeah, she’s way too close for him to answer. He needs to move to the kitchen before answering. Think survival. LOL
My father in law went to Penn State in the ‘60s. He told me that sometimes at night there he would smell something unusual with the windows open and thought the farmers were burning the hayfields. Someone later told him it was MJ.If they haven't been exposed to shooting, trap or skeet I can understand.
My ex and I were in a hotel in Hawaii heading to our room and at one spot I could smell the odor of some MJ being smoked. She asked me what the smell was? I couldn't believe that she had no idea what it was knowing how wild and who she ran around with in high-school. But she honestly had no idea of what it was.
Just yesterday slightly before daybreak I flashed my lights at a vehicle stopped at stoplight opposite of me. Turns out it was highway patrolman. After the green light he flipped a U-ey, turned on his light bar, and pulled me over.
Forgot to add bar of soap to Mama's list.
Yeah, I just learned at recent church synod that it's no longer acceptable to call homeless people by that label. Long ago "bums" stopped being politically correct. And "hobos" are people without money, food, or shelter looking for help in exchange for a bit of work. These days essentially everyone without food or shelter is disinclined to work for assistance. "Homeless" implies that these folks don't have parents or siblings who care about them. So now we must call them "unhoused." I kid you not!

Pretty much the same in the United States. The line is blurred in the third class, failures and those that didn't attend school.
Yeah, and they'll speed without emergency lights on. I suspect sometimes they turn them on without actual cause because they want to speed. But the law is for everybody.Just yesterday slightly before daybreak I flashed my lights at a vehicle stopped at stoplight opposite of me. Turns out it was highway patrolman. After the green light he flipped a U-ey, turned on his light bar, and pulled me over.
"Whatta ya think you were doing back there?"
"Trying to tell you to turn your headlights on. It's barely light out."
"Well, I don't think it's that dark."
"Well, back when I worked for the govt ALL state vehicles were supposed to have headlights turned on ALL the time. Shall we call the watch commander to see if that rule has changed?"
"Have a nice day." And he drove off ... without turning on his headlights. Jackass!