SharpWit

I had an uncle who for years had a a little quarter machine filled with reeses pieces, lol. My favorite are the small cups that are most prominent during the holidays, that cone wrapped in foil. The peanut butter to chocolate ratio is just perfect in it's balance of sweet decadence and that hint of salt. There's more too it than just the classic combo of Cocoa and nuttiness.

Yes, and more! Shade

War, war never changes. But really @Snow and @ExplosionMare have it down. It's the huge change in narrative that almost always comes with it that irks me. Ignoring the balances of power and being best friends with the most famous group of ponies.

They won't load for me.

Only if it was an area with several young children that they were hanging out in, and were just being an ass and not a tweaker in passing as was so often experienced in my childhood, lol. Would you confront someone for not washing their hands?

it's not just the time of year, but a sense of melancholy from recent events and the tiresome tasks inbetween.

I no longer have to do this, but there was a blockage in our garbage disposal, which is connected to our dishwasher, and I have no idea what caused it. Anyways, the sink would back up, every time we did dishes, and I would have to empty all that nasty nasty dishwasher. I even bought a turkey baster for getting all the bits down in the drain. This deterred me from doing the dishes which would pile up, and I'd be lazy and leave the water for far too long, which would get exorbitantly grosser. Earlier this year, I finally replaced the garbage disposal, which also lead to a trove of side quests I had to perform under the kitchen sink, but I finally prevailed. Kind if similarly though, is using the same baster (don't worry I clean it after each use and it's only used for dirty things) to suck up debris in my turtle's tank.

Ooh, the start? I have to think for a sec because we're usually hit by challenges on the way back. Honestly, I don't think we've had any real bad starts. Being tired from having to get up early sure, but that comes with the turf of timely travel, and no incidents that I can recall within the first hour or up till arriving at our destination.

No Moscow, Idaho?

My blue suit? but I guess no socks or underwear!

No, I see it as a rule that if someone is first to insist, you let them. The o e exception might be for someone considerably younger than me that I know needs the money. Would you be offended if a friend of yours maintained their friendship with someone you had a falling out with?

I've had my ripe days, but overall not too strong of a bad smaller. I use Degree Ultraclear+ 72 Hour Antiperspirant Deodorant, because despite the name, it ain't none too fancy and gets the job done. I'll shower every 3 days at least when taking time off, but still more to do with accumulated dry skin and hair getting greasy more than anything. However, it's wash my scrubs and jump into the shower first thing after work, because in a vet practice you never know what an animal brings in on them, and you make contact with all manner of bodily fluids and parasites, none of which I want in my home. Right now we mainly use Native Bodywash. They lured us in with their opening limited run of Gummy Bear Scented Shampoo and Conditioner, and have a variety of scents. Currently we have "Sweet Peach and Nectar" as well as "Cashmere and Rain". There's a variety of other branded body washes in our possession as well, but Native has been our primary for about 2 years now. For hair, I'm currently using Pantene 2 in 1 Shampoo amd Conditioner. They labeled less by scent and more by how they treat your hair? I either have the generic clean one or moisture, can't remember. Anyways, decided to give it a go because it was cheaper and the same brand as my usual, but I don't really care for it. It gets the job done overall, but it lacks in its conditioning, leaving my hair less silky, so I'm waiting to finish the bottle and switch back to their separate shampoo and conditioners. Their Bamboo infused one is my favorite for scent, but I don't really need volume, so it's the Baobab and Hyaluronic Hydrating set mainly, but we switch it up some. Depending on the day, I'll also use Batiste Dry shampoo in the morning, either original or barely scented, and for work I put in Suave Max Hold Mousse and Hairspray. On these warm summer days, I'll spray my arms with Banana Boat SPF50+ Sunblock. If it's a date night, I might work a little bit of vanilla extract and/or tea tree oil into my beard. I've also been copying my girlfriend's skincare routine some evenings, which uses 4 products, but only the last one is really Scented as limes, and although a wash my face most mornings, that can stick through. Despite all of that stuff, I'm pretty neutral For me to have all of these scents at once, it'd have to be a special occasion on a Thursday. Hit up Target and get to huffing if you want that scent profile!

Nintendo 64 for the whole family, and a Gameboy Advance much later for myself. I don't actually remember who I got it from or what happened to it, but it came with only a SpongeBob game which I would kind of speed run, and Brother Bear which I didn't quite finish. I did buy a Harry Potter game of some kind, but it was too dark for me to see much so I didn't get very far. Also a Van Helsing game based on the Hugh Jackman movie, but again would get to a point where I was stuck. Skill issue I couldn't really afford to get more games and was put off by the two I got being "duds" so when I felt done with the original 2, I was done altogether. I got this later, but shout out to Pocket Poker!

At the very least get some laundry done. Do you have any plans to eat something you haven't tried before, anytime soon?

A Pegasus that dreams of being a Bat Pony since I can be a night owl, lol I'm imagining living in that world with my back issues, but then again, I might not be wrestling dogs, or things would just work different there.

In the state of Washington, all found cash of over $100 must be reported within 7 days of finding it. However, if no one comes forward to successfully prove it's there's, you get it back, minus processing fees, or any additional reasoning the police can find for withholding it. So my best bet for keeping it without getting in trouble, is to give it up. Chances are slim, but those are my best odds. Although Asset Forfeiture can get a little slimy so eh

Sure, I've got nothing against my future kids being with politicians! Jokes aside, I'd be alright if it was a distant connection. Like, their grandpa worked in the mafia, but their dad grew up clean, and the only person they see that's still connected is that one cousin everyone has at the family reunion. You're part if the family in the sense you'll inherit some blood money that's been laundered, but not criminally involved. Would you want your child to date someone who was raised in a racist household? They themselves may not be racist, but you'll have to interact with the would be in-laws.

I prefer withholding information or my own opinion if needed. I will knowingly pass on a lie from a family member to another, so long as there's no harm, but I will also specify that thing was said to me by them, which was true. Is it ever ok to leave a task unfinished, so that someone else may finish it for you?

Depends. Cross state? No. Inner city? Absolutely. Am I unreasonable for cleaning out someone's fridge without permission, but there's a bunch of expired things?

Too many to choose from! "Are you feeling it now Mr. Crabs?" "Oh these aren't homemade, they were made in a factory. A bomb factory. They're bombs." "I've got icecream!"

When was the last time you were on a boat? If you had to stack apples as a singular tower, how many apples tall do you think your tower would be? Are you willing to test the above hypothetical? Where were you when you ate your first peanut? How many yellow things are in your home?

Saturday, January 15th 2011. I was in the 7th Grade, wouldn't have joined the fandom or been aware of the show until another year and 2 months. Weather archives show that was a stable cool dry winter day, with highs in the low 50s and and lows in high 40s. After some digging, I can weirdly almost break down exactly what went on when I was half the age I am today, because the day before, "The King is Dead Album" by the Decemberists was released. My youngest aunt had been talking it up, so my Grandma whom I was staying with every other weekend had bought it, and we listened to it while working on birthday cards together. I would draw the pictures and my Grandma would write a haiku to pair with them. Before that, she would've woken me up about 8:00AM I think. According to the TV schedule, I would've watched SpongeBob, "Back to the Past", "The Bad Guy Club for Villains", "Boating Buddies", "The Krabby Kronicle". During that she would've made me 2 Scrambled Eggs, 3 slices of thick cut crispy bacon, 2 pieces of Orrowheat Potato Wheat Bread Toast, and a glass of milk. After the cards, I would've gone outside, shot my pellet gun for a bit, and play on the tire swing since it was cooler out. When it was time for lunch, it was most likely PB&J, and I'd go play in my room, Army Men at that time, but most of that was actually writing profiles of the prisoners. Names, religion, and belongings. My grandma would've been cleaning at the time, and the 103.7 the mountain music lounge was consistent enough that I could sing along for most of that segment. They would usually remove the first song and add a new one at the end, so you could know the rest pretty easily. That's how I remember it anyways. Dinner would be Mac&Cheese with fried hotdogs mixed in, then some more TV. Either more Nickelodeon, some Cartoon Network, Discovery Channel or Animal Planet mostly. I did watch some Two and a Half Men at this point which she didn't really like, lol. Then from 9-10PM she'd turn it to either criminal minds or Law and Order, then it was my bed time, though I would stay up another hour usually reading in bed.

Wasps collect meat to feed their carnivorous larvae, while mainly subsisting off of nectar and other sugary finds as adults. Part of the reason they're so aggressive is that they're not polymorphic like bees, in having a predisposition as a worker, drone, or queen in the traditional sense. The queen in question has to fight for her position as the most dominant member of the colony, which encourages aggression. Wasps also lack barbs on their stingers, meaning they can get you multiple times, and continue on their way, unlike the honey bee, where their sting is fatal to themselves. Wasps lack the body hairs needed to help with pollination, but they are good for pest control against caterpillars and grasshoppers. I would have to guess that I've been stung at least 15 times? The last time was most likely a bee on my forearm while rolling down a hill in 2017. Before that would've been 3 times by a wasp after I shoved a stick into a hole in a tree, and one flew up the length, around my arm, through the sleeve and onto my backside where it asked me how I liked them apples. That would've been 2014 I think? Before that I'm not so sure, the instances kind of just blend together from multiple times over the years at grandparents houses and daycare. My first sting thought, I remember that one. I was with my grandparents eating fried chicken at a beachside picnic table. A wasp wouldn't leave us alone, and I had enough, so I climbed onto the table and clasped it mid air. I didn't squish it though, and peaked inside where I watched it ram that stinger into my tender 3 year old palm. Then the crying ensued. I guess I'm lucky I didn't get sting in the eye. That happened ti my mom when she was little, and now she has an epi-pen for emergencies.

Update, the Guppy colony and Goldfish are no longer with us. I'm not 100% sure, but our Beta might be a different one? We had a third Cat quite recently and tragically quite briefly. The little guy had an untreatable medical issue. We're still regularly crying. On a positive not though, we have a pet garden Snail and are looking to get some more fish soon. If the eyes are actual fleshy eyeballs, then no. If it's just a quirky set of dome like structures with tracking cameras and they don't light up at night, then sure. A house completely painted inside and out, with glow in the dark paint?