theCrusher

Proud of being a Muslim and speaks of Haram. Owns a winery.....

I always get the eat someplace else.

By the time the dealers are done playing their "we need to make a profit" game, it'll be a 35k truck

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Yea, it's theft and women are the worst about it.

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My daughter's roommates (no pics) at LSU would buy clothes off amazon, wear them to the LSU game,out to the bars and then return them for a refund.

Good luck finding work......

The judge is benefiting from the fraud in someway.

If the Rs cave and fund NGOs, they’ll have a billion before the midterms.

Does he have a will and who's the executor of the estate? The place to start is understanding his assets. Then you can wall off most of his money and neuter the girlfriend.

A prenup is a great test of love.

When I was younger, school offered the chance to learn and explore beyond traditional “book work” in junior high and high school—something that seems to have faded away. We had this great thing called electives, which I took alongside Math, Reading, and English:

Drafting – 1 year in junior high (required before taking woodworking)

Woodworking – 1 year in junior high and 2 years in high school; I learned how to build just about anything, including furniture

Automobile Mechanics – 1 year, including small engine repair (mostly lawnmowers)

By your junior year of high school, you could even attend the local community college for free and take trade classes. Many of my classmates went on to start their own HVAC, construction, or automotive businesses.

When my son graduated two years ago, none of these options were available. Everything was focused solely on college. Somewhere along the way, we lost sight of the fact that valuable education and skills exist outside of a college degree.

And for what it’s worth—PE was mandatory back then, and I believe it should be part of the curriculum again.

it's the only way to stop the bias and lies.

I’ve started wearing Amberjacks and I find them comfortable. I just wore them to a 3 days conference in Vegas (I walked 5-6 miles a day) and my feet didn’t bother me.