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Excuse me Mr. Reeves, you are a treasure, get your helmet on right now!

Mix in the book Gods Behaving Badly and it would work well.

Sharing isn't the correct word. Giving or donating would be closer, but sharing is not.

McDonalds' usually have their braille menu, have had them for many years.
Braille menus are expensive to make (plastic, metal, anything other than paper), or print (paper). Honestly many restaurants offer their menus online and a refreshabraille or screen reader or text to speech app would allow them to have a readable menu without the expense of changing it each time an item was added/removed.

The smore's one is missing the chocolate syrup as an ingredient. I'm sure ice cream, milk, graham crackers, and mini marshmallows would be ok, but chocolate is key.

When it is very hard to tell the difference, you can tell them they're equal (or equally bad), it does help to focus on just one particular letter (I find the O's are the easiest because one will usually look a little taller and the other number a little wider; also things like T's for the edges, which is clearer).

Definitely need to add "Because I want to see what the script said vs what the actor(s) did" because sometimes it makes a big difference.

To be fair, penmanship was stressed for prior generations, as computers entered school, and timelines got condensed (compare Kindergarten even 10 years ago to now) kids are expected to know more, and do things like scantrons, not essay write. They are either not taught cursive or it's covered quickly.
When I was younger and had to hand write sooooooooo much my handwriting was better than it is today where the only thing I hand write is quick post it notes or entries on calendars, or showing my kids what to do. I haven't forgotten how to do it, I just don't waste time being neat (except for showing my kids, then I'm precision).
Sit down and practice how you want to do your signature for 5 minutes a day for a couple weeks and you'll improve, "designing" a signature rather than simple cursive writing of your name is the hardest part.

In case you don't want to zoom in: "Stop. Prevent Your Death! Go No Farther. Fact: More than 300 divers, including open water suba instructors, have died in caves just like this one. Fact: You needed training to dive. You need cave training and cave equipment to cave-dive. Fact: Without cave training and cave equipment divers can die here. Fact: It CAN happen to YOU! There's nothing in this cave worth dying for! Do not go beyond this point."

If he actually works for Pepsi, and that's not just an old shirt or giveaway, that (buying/consuming a competitor's product in public) could get him fired. Had a teammate in soccer whose dad worked for Pepsi, (both her parents were at every game, he took her to practice) even if they were part of the snacks some parents brought she could not drink Coke because he could lose his job for his that. Yes he got lots of free Pepsi products but it sucked for her. Same for people who are Coca-cola employees, assume it's the same for outside of beverages for the non-fast-food jobs (so like Hershey vs Mars, Frito Lay vs some other chip brand but they're owned by Pepsi so maybe they have the soda restriction too).

If you really want to know, a Google image search of it comes up with Alim Smith, "Painter Alim Smith Celebrates Classic Black Twitter Memes with Afro-Surrealist Art"

Only watched it once, but if I remember correctly wasn't it not the birth itself but the broken heart? Like something was happening, her vitals were dropping for an unexplained reason, I seem to remember an alien midwife/doctor commenting on it.

For those wanting to try this, do not be like this idiot, don't touch dry ice with bare skin.

I had popcorn the afternoon before a dental appointment one time and forgot As the hygienist is doing the regular pre-dentist cleaning she says in her heavily southern accent what I hear as "Oh, I found a hole." My mind freaks out, and around the fingers and tools I mange a "What?!" "Found a hole. You had popcorn earlier?" Never have I ever eaten popcorn the same week as a dental visit ever since.

...maybe...maybe they're meant to scrunch up around your calves like leg warmers?

And then the shop called the police and had the old man arrested for what is at the very least a misdemeanor and for that amount in almost every state a felony of knowingly intending to defraud by writing a bad check in that amount, and the old man's "great weekend" became pale in comparison to the fines and incarceration.

Cobblestones are great for weather resistance, as everyone else has been saying, they're terrible for driving on.

The only downside is if there's shifting/cracking. Our patio is stamped & stained concrete and looks nice except the long spaces where they cut through to allow it to shift with the ground/weather changes, it breaks up the aesthetic (still looks nice but they can't just cut along the shaped grooves to make "natural" separations). That's the thing about large stretches of concrete, they need those in order to not to form unmanagable cracks with the standard fluctuations of the seasons and so if there is damage it's a smaller area to remove/repair. (For anyone thinking of doing this on their own, the easy solution in this case would have been to make the small gaps then to roll the imprint over it.

She is amazingly generous, another good thing about this program is they partner with APH (American Printing House for the Blind) and provide books to visually impaired children - usually accessible books are *DRAMATICALLY* more expensive so a blind child would not have many that could engage them - for example the once a year, limited quantities, special print-braille tactile books, if you don't order the one produced this year within 1 or 2 months of their appearance then you're not going to get them and they don't reprint because it's a special arrangement with LDQR to get them produced - this year's was Goin' on a Bear Hunt, much like the song, (and while their standard $59 one from the past is nice, and likely closer to what's sent, it's nowhere near as engaging) it has a tactile line through the story and a tactile 'map' at the end (segments of the 'grass' 'snow' etc in order) for retelling, $299. You can search the aph site or youtube for a better idea than I can describe.

Not the best choice in the title as 'mount' is usually used for animals in breeding terms.

Isn't he the one who came back and was basically immediately physically and sexually assaulting his wife who was also kidnapped? The same one who took that pregnant wife to a known very dangerous place they were warned to stay away from, wants a large family and continued to try making that large family even though while in captivity they killed the daughter they conceived.
Yeah, I'm not going to care too much about what he thinks is a joke or not.

Not quite the same, but as someone who had zero car troubles for the longest time and then had my check engine light come on a handful of times randomly I was *PISSED* to find out that the ~$35 fee to find out what it meant at Firestone was something Advanced Auto, Autozone, etc (the parts places) will do for free.
(For those like me who didn't know) They won't test wiring free, but they will test the battery, check engine light, install wiper blades (but really there is zero reason you can't do that yourself), charging marine/motorcycle/garden tool batteries, they'll loan tools, and recycle oil and batteries.

If I could have a greenhouse in my yard this would be amazing for all my attempted rootings and seedlings instead of crammed together in front of the two windows that get decent sunlight.

If I remember correctly it's because he needs pretty much full time and specialized care due to medical issues, she does not. The retirement home she lives in cannot handle the level of care that he is at so he needs to go to that level of assisted living in order to, you know, keep living. She does not need that level of care, and the rooms aren't really designed for two. Think of it as - she needs a primary care physician and he needs the ER, you don't send someone to the ER for a physical and you don't send someone to a PCP for a gunshot wound.

Heihei is a perfectly fine character, goofy but helps to save the day, and honestly who doesn't love Alan Tudyk.

Maybe (trying to give him the benefit of the doubt) he's thinking of HPV, which can cause cancers (cervical, vaginal, penile, rectal, and oral/throat/tongue/tonsils), so you could "catch" cancer from transmission of it, or the potential and reported cases of cancer transmission from a living organ donor, but if he's not remembering all the information he might be incorrectly thinking just a general transmission is possible?

You know you're an adult with responsibilities when you look at this and first thought is not "What a beautiful view" but is "That must cost a fortune to heat, and any rain or sleet would sound like being in a firing range"