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3 of our tailgating crew members met as CyberTigers and started our tailgate long time ago.

never used my tub. wish I had an outlet above it. my outlet is to the left of my sink with no counter space to put my appliances when plugged in unless I drape the cords over the sink. tub side of the counter has tons of counter space, but i'm guessing it's against code.

Having been attacked getting in my car in a parking lot in Baton Rouge, I would offer the following advice: don't be distracted in the parking lot. head up, looking around, stay off phone, keys in hand (better yet put keys on a cord around your wrist because the first thing you'll do when startled is drop your keys), get in car fast and lock it. Also carry a loud horn on keychain and yell fire instead of help. Put mace on there as well. None of this helps if you drop your keys so affix them to your wrist. Finally, if your woman has never hit someone it won't be instinctual to kick them in balls, poke their eyes out, hit pressure points, etc. they should become dead weight and drop down if they can't run away. The one thing to remember is to not get in a car because what they do to you across the train track or wherever will be worse than what happens in that parking lot.

The only problem I have is that the parade grounds are or were trashed and left that way by the Greeks. Haven't been over there in a few years so they may have started cleaning it up before they go to the game. They for sure needed a few more trash cans. The high schoolers all drink on the steps of the union and not one of them pick up their beer cans and solo cups. They just walk around on top of the trash. But none of it seems violent or unsafe other than underage drinking.

I know you have a lot on your plate. i know your focus is on your kids and yourself. and it should be.

don't discount the amount of influence you may have in helping her survive. You can't make anyone become sober or clean, but you can have a solid repeat verbal message. "Don't do this to your kids. Your kids love you. You have a whole life to be a mom still." I don't think you should do an intervention or make you believe you can have any persuasion. One day - come what may - you'll know you did everything you could to give her a reason to not waste her life. Your kids and you will know it and you won't regret it. Just say what you need to say to encourage a better life.

It's worked for a loved one of mine and it hasn't worked for a loved one of mine.

she was framed

OJO was never hit by a vehicle

I can't believe I just read this whole thread. I think you'd be doing her a favor by asking if you can be frank with her. Then ask her a question if she's explored medical or dental issues that could be causing her bad breath issue. Just say you don't mean to insult her but hope that she is seeing if it's something that is easily curable.

what if the wife makes more money?

One thing we figured out is that even if inflationary impacts recede, prices will never go down. Dealers got used to higher priced vehicles and we just won't see those lower prices ever again. Don't think that auto prices will go down if you just wait. They probably won't.

she's definitely a narcissist. you can tell that in the documentary. she has a lack of empathy and is focused on herself. A psychologist pointed out that her saying, "i hit him, I hit him" is evidence that she is a narcissist. The text messages read today clearly reveal she thinks mostly of herself. It's damaging that she cites the kids he adopted (his sister and brother in law both died within a year of each other) as the reason for a chasm in their relationship She's not an endearing defendant, but that doesn't make her a killer. It'll be interesting this time around if the defense admits that she may be a scorned, jealous, insecure person but there's no evidence of a collision.