Definitely, my situation would not be normal in Minneapolis, where I was born and grew up. There it was a little more chaotic, longer lines, but still not terrible.

Minnesota hasn’t been one of those states desperately trying to keep people from voting, thankfully.

And we are trying to keep it that way.

We don’t have these issues here in Minnesota. Plenty of polling places, short lines.

Here in Duluth I live right across the street from the church that is a polling station. Never taken me more than ten minutes including the walk there and back.

My vet tech wife, more than 40 years in the business, says she has never before seen a pet Peeve.

Thought you’d like to know you are relatively original.

Probably for at least a year.

I’m doing fine really, just stressed about money. Working overtime where I can and keeping expenses low.

I play D&D with friends twice a week. Low cost, high imagination way to hang out.

The main issue is that we took in someone in need this last summer who can’t pay their own way and for now, we are shouldering the difference.

It’s worthwhile but taxing.

Yup, like the others, I’m broke. Month to month barely getting by. Gotta trim back where I can.

That deserves its own sequel.

Diarrhea 5: Well Shit, You Can Shart on Aliens Now

Username is accurate

They’ve been pretending lately that the VP is more powerful than the actual President.

I’m not the OP so can only speculate but my sister-in-law has garage cats because her husband is allergic.

And in this case it could also be that they aren’t sure how litter trained the cat is and don’t want to risk the house just yet.

No danger to humans, only other cats.

Outright fucking sociopath.

I just misread the comment I was replying to, as usual.

It’s the Star Trek training sim test where there’s no way to actually win.

Maybe, but why interrupt our enemies when they’re devouring each other / making a mistake?

Primer timeline according to xkcd:

I’ve never seen that one, but I liked the series with Donald Glover.

He was an asshole too. But it is easier to forget running water without the audible cue.

I lived with a deaf man for a few months and one thing I noticed is he would often forget to turn off the water in the kitchen.

He didn’t watch TV at all and was not at all respectful when someone was watching or listening to something. Just constant interruptions.

Yes but no. It was Roy Cohn who taught him to never acknowledge he lost or was wrong.