Is this here because it's dumb that the haircut questionnaire asks your gender to begin with?
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The brain worm likely never existed. It was an excuse to pay his ex-wife less alimony after they got divorced due to him mentally/emotionally abusing her, and sexually harassing the babysitter.
She dreams of walking to Memphis, becoming a dentist, or anything but this.
I mean, she likes her life as a mother and wife, but is that all she is?
Even if you eat meat, a multivitamin a day is a good idea.
As for the thing that people always bring up, protein, the lazy way is to make air-fried tofu to replace chicken in various dishes. If you airfry tofu, you don't really need to prepress/drain if before you cook it, just cut it into pieces and put it in the air frier for 8 minutes.
If you're anti-vitamin for some reason and you don't mind being a little trashy, B12 is what you are likely to be short on with a vegan diet. Look at the amount of B12 in an energy drink. If you drink a 1/4 of a can a day, you have your B12 covered. But seriously, just eat a multivitamin. Even if you eat meat, there's probably something that you're missing.
I think $100 million.
You need a million to live off of the interest without touching the principle, and not everyone who's retiring is out of touch with reality.
Family farming companies are often worth more than $10 million, and most people setting up preg-checking are still able to interact with society.
A hundred million though? The people I've met at $50 million are already pretty out of touch, but they might still be able to recover if they socialized with normal humans a couple more times a week.
It's very "My name is Prince Andrew and I cannot sweat"
RFK's "brainworm" was just an excuse to pay less alimony to his ex-wife, because he claimed that it reduced the income he could make.
The only proof of the worm is RFK saying that it existed, but he claims that his brain fixed itself two years later, and he's all better.
His ex-wife he died by way of suicide by then, so he no longer needed to claim that he had reduced capacity in order to pay her less.
If you read the book "Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. and the Dark Side of the Dream" it outlines how he was cheating on his ex-wife, sexually assaulting the babysitter, and would often tell his ex-wife that she should kill herself.
It would be better if he did actually have a brainworm, but it's more likely that he's just the kind of monster that would become part of Trump's circle.
The title of the post and the body of the post ask different questions, the baby formula people are answering the body.
Why is the title of your post a different question than the body of your post?
That may be true but the example in the article, Jules et Jim, is under 2 hours long.
Ah, that makes much more sense. Going back to double check things, I article I saw user the wording "he banned them at the inauguration", which I understood as "during his inauguration, he signed a bylaw which banned raspberry pi devices".
Thanks for the correction!
That's not what that word means.
If you answer "yes" to any of the below, you've been a victim of wage theft:
Did you work for longer than you were paid for?
Did you work overtime, but were not paid overtime?
Were you paid less than what is legal?
Were you paid less than what you agreed to?
Does your job claim that you are on salary, or are a contractor, in order to pay you less or not provide certain protections?