smiradenius

We had polar vortexes back in the 60's and 70's too. We just called them cold snaps.

What is going happen that would render me homeless?

What do you call a chiropractor who makes stained glass windows? A hobbyist. What do you call the same chiropractor when he starts accepting commission work for his windows? An entrepreneur.

If you're trying to useful or kind, start taking them directly into your very own home and leave my taxes out of it.

A very big bowl of Wheat Chex. Because I like Wheat Chex.

An unpopular opinion: Man made climate change is not science. It's a cult religion, complete with extremist fanatics.

If I had kept myself like this forty years ago, I wouldn't be collecting a pension today.

I'm sitting here, watching the crash and burn of one such person right now. She's been living with family members for years, has contributed zero, zilch, nada to the household, alienated her hosts, and trashed the house to a point at which code enforcement says they all must leave. Her hosts are picking new dwellings and won't include her. She won't even try looking for work. She's in denial and just wants to sit around all day, every day smoking pot.

Now, back to homelessness... You can give the typical homeless person eleven billion dollars and clear title to a Boca Raton estate, and he will be flat broke and right back out on the streets in six months. It's because he likes that lifestyle for its lack of direction or responsibilities.

Yeah... post your random dress making shit here and then, blame me for derailing the thread with my responses. Classic.

Congress is the legislative branch and that's why the membership has been nicknamed, "law makers".

Evolution is gradual, in a boiled frog sort of way. Ten or twenty years later, things like that would be in a recycle bin and replaced by flying things.

Then, try being a little less Holly Hobby.

Maybe it's the future of Ai itself.

A tailor could probably make clothes like that, if given a month or three to work on it. But, who really wants to pay for it? The last work I had done was installing a brass zipper in place of the old plastic one on a hoodie. Other jobs included reattaching a belt loop, changing a set of buttons on a polo shirt and shortening the inseam on a pair of jeans.

Oh, you want something new?

Because they're responsible for them. Pass a law... and all of a sudden we need a new swampy pit of unelected bureucrats to enforce it?

Is your brand new car tough?

Now, how does having a duffle bag decorated equate to stealing anything?

This is how it's done...

There's also radio and internet.

That's her obsession. I just handed her the badge.

What's this new obsession of yours?

Mostly Philadelphia from here.