Dude. It does!

Or does he start chasing s girl on a hover board?

Eeyup!

Oh, Comrade... it would please my Soviet red heart to do so.

@matthewg Agreed. And I hope you guys can work out your differences. There seems to be some misunderstanding. Sending good vibes your way.

I unfollowed but I’m still somehow getting notifications. I take it this has been happening for a while?

It’s realistic, Dear. ;)

Oh my goodness. I’m sorry, I think I’ll see myself out of the notifications for this post.

I feel like it could be found in an everyday conversation somewhere, but probably between two professors.

You hush. You know goshdarn well we’re both around 7 or 8.

@grimreaper Please tell me that was for another post.

@xvarnah yeah, I've seen them. I guess I never thought about assembling one myself. This would be perfect for my dad, too. He's hard to get anything for. We usually end up cleaning out his truck for him, but this would be good too.

Ooh, a car wash kit sounds like a good idea. I might have to steal that!

When there’s enough wool to make it a sweater?

Ohhhh, I get what you mean now. I’m American and knew people are liable for what happens on their property, but not to what extent. It seems the line moves every time someone sues even when they’re the guilty party. Thanks for explaining without condescension. :)

@guest_ It seems like the lower spiked fence would put you in more risk of getting in trouble than having a tall spiked fence, since someone would have to put effort into climbing the tall fence to get injured on it, proving that their own actions caused their hurt. Maybe I'm just confused about your comment.

*sends veggie pic instead*

The poor birds.

As long as there’s bears, I’m happy.

Why not bolth? *Mexican music*

Haters will say it’s not golden.