I recommend it. My husband and I really love it and it will be great when we have kids. (P.S. We didn't buy it straight from Coleman cause that is too expensive).

The sarcasm is strong with this one.

I know Maryland made a tax that had something to do with collecting rain water on your property, but Maryland also does lots of things it should not to make money.

Or older ;) You don't have to be EXACTLY 35 to run hahaha

Because they have to go SOMEWHERE, and most homeless people aren't going to live off the grid on some mountain relying on survival skills for food, etc. Unfortunately, they would probably end up in public space, unless someone is going to buy a plot of land for these things. I'm all for helping people, but it would be a patch to a problem, not a solution.

Because this same play-dough toy has been made for decades without problem (that I know of) -.-

Yeah "without even thinking about it" is correct at first because everyone is so happy all the time, but the jist I got from the post seemed like it was purposeful. I guess we don't know the circumstances or length of relationship.

Are you thinking what I'm thinking? Yes, but what are we going to do with a monkey in a wet suit?

Edit: you're*

Ha thanks deviledapple, didn't know how to respond.
Callitlife3, I tried a food, I didn't like it, I described it honestly for other curious people. Not really sure how this is an inappropriate or extreme comment.

After I got engaged, I believe my dad's first words were "You know this means your cut off, right?" :p

I didn't take it as independent from spouse, but independent from parents. I was not independent on my own when I got married, but my husband and I are fully independent. I know so many people my age that get married that still need their parents support.