That’s a generic used car problem.
That’s a generic used car problem.
the alternative would have been a 6/8 ft fence with like 2 ft vine trellace
That’s what those of us who want a taller fence without breaking regulations do.
I didn’t say it would be sticking it to Elon.
I’m also in the US. The various jurisdictions that I have lived in have had regulations stating that the fence should have the more attractive side facing away from the home. So this would not be facing in the correct direction.
I’ve seen this at every Home Depot and Lowe’s that I have ever been to. There are always day laborers looking for work.
No, but you can trade in a 3 or 4-year-old car in exchange for a 7 or 8-year-old car for about the same price, depending on what you’re looking for.
I’ll always remember how surprised most of us were when he turned out to be a shitbag while those kids in Thailand were stuck in a cave. I had no opinion on him until then.
I’d have traded it in by now. Embarrassing to own and mostly junk.
I had noticed that nobody in this thread seemed to notice that the neighbor’s fence is facing the wrong direction. Most places, at least here in the US, will have some sort of code about your fence needing to show the more attractive, “outside” side facing away from the house.
That’s the much more infuriating part here.
I was raised by a parent who didn’t know shit. Didn’t know how to maintain a house, didn’t know how to cook, barely knew how to do anything. I wished so desperately when I was a teenager and in my early twenties that I could have a mentor of some kind to teach me how to just take care of things in life.
But that wasn’t an option. So now I mostly pay other people.
I don’t know many places that permit 10 ft fences. In more urban areas, you’re limited to six or eight feet.
I would advise against hunting, fishing, and boating. I’m part of that community and it’s mostly racist older men. You can find progressives like me, but most people he would encounter would just reinforce the kind of ideology you’re trying to steer him away from.
He won less than fifty percent of the vote. That’s not a fucking mandate. It’s a close win.
He wouldn’t be qualified to be part of Trump’s team if he didn’t have conflicts is interest.
He just doesn’t want the ethics report to come out.
It’s a tough call which of the other two is the first most awkward. It’s either the time I used the filthiest fucking bathroom you have ever seen in some restaurant in New York’s Chinatown (I was desperate!) or the first time I used a hole-in-the-floor style toilet. I was so sure I was going to piss all over my pants, and also fall down (I didn’t!).
Edit: Oh wait, there was also the time I needed to pee at like two or three in the morning when I was camping in the middle of a snowstorm. It was so windy, the boulder I tried to hide behind did nothing.
I never thought about how many awkward pees I’ve had in my life. It’s kind of a lot.
Are they, though? That number seems awfully low to me.
When I lived in Japan, I really appreciated how the women’s public bathroom stalls often had this little button you could push to make a white noise sound.
So glad I got over that peeing in public anxiety eventually, though.
The first time I took a communal shower was one of the most socially awkward moments of my life. Feeling like, “Oh god, they’re staring at me.” But they actually were staring at me because I was the only white person there. Got over it quickly, though.
It wasn’t a suggestion. That’s the option.