The Teenage Mormon strategy!

it’s not always the cost but the parents that need to set an example. if dental health and good brushing habits taught to children at least the flouride acts as some backup

Surprised it didn’t start with wear sunscreen

I hope he can see this, because I am doing it as hard as I can.

Apple will defo end your service the day you “cancel your free trial” , which means turning off rebilling.

This happened with Apple TV .

Right and down

Nowhere in that does it mention parking or gas taxes. Where did you pull that from?

I assume he meant free like speech, not free like beer.

There are no gatekeepers to email, anyone can get a domain and their own server.

At least they aren’t selling panties.

This just happened to adafruit too

https://blog.adafruit.com/2025/05/08/high-tariffs-become-real-with-our-first-36k-bill/

The Joke: The Musical

Because, the cost to rewards ratio is unbelievably high in this case. Putting fluoride into water is super cheap and the public benefit it creates is huge.

This is especially important for parts of the population that depend on others for their healthcare (kids). If your parents didn’t teach your to brush your teeth, creating good habits and providing the right materials, the fluoride is going to do a lot for this children.

Why is the ground so slippery lately?

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But that’s all of the heights ?

The trade off was no tax on churches for no tax on higher education. Trump is going after colleges so it’s time to go after churches

Ahh yes the Alex Jones Strategy:

Claim something is happening or about to happen then

It happens: you were right all along and take credit for it

It doesn’t happen: my mentioning it scared the bad guys away and they wouldn’t even attempt it

Why did I hear the cat as Pee Wee in the bar scene?

In 10 years you won’t even thing about this.

Just like I don’t remember which of my friends got their drivers license a few months ago before me.

It seems like a high deal now because you’re in the middle of it, but as someone’s few decades out, it’s not going to matter at all. Now that you’re an adult you’re going to meet people of all different ages and different places in their lives.

And most of it end up being because of things out of their control:

They have a physical illness or injury that slows down an aspect of their life.

They suddenly have to care for a parent, or sibling or child.

Jobs are suddenly available or not available, you might have to move cities, or across countries.

Everyone is doing things at their own pace. There is no reason to compare your journey against anyone else, because there are so many factors that got you where you are, and so many that will get your where you’re going, comparisons are worthless.

It’s a bear and it’s teacup elephant pet