A few times I rented movies I realized halfway through I’d seen it already. Did I mention I drank quite a bit in HS and college?
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A few times I rented movies I realized halfway through I’d seen it already. Did I mention I drank quite a bit in HS and college?
I did that a few times as well, usually with obscure horror movies. That was where I went first every time. The horror section. When in doubt Evil Dead II was highly rewatchable
Maybe you're one of those looper time traveler dudes and you actually had seen it before.
I watched naked gun 2 1/2. Went with friends to Friday night flicks in carver hall. About half way in I mentioned that I’d seen a lot of previews on this because I’d seen these clips. Friends girlfriend told that’s because I’d seen it before and I was drunk then too. I decided it was time to leave then, but had them tell me the ending on the way to the bar because I didn’t remember it.
Try adding a 3rd.
I was listening to a Jim Gaffigan clip the other day and he talks about what it's like having four kids. He said (I'm paraphrasing):
"Imagine that you're drowning.....and then someone hands you a baby"
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My kids can do some dumb things at times.
That’s when I wished I’d married a smarter woman.
Cause there is no way that could have gotten that from me.
That’s when I wished I’d married a smarter woman.
Cause there is no way that could have gotten that from me.
Freudian slip.ok, why did those smileys come through as happy! I put the crying ones!
Our second kid knew she was going to wind up as the middle child -- from the day she was born.Try adding a 3rd.
Most programmable style thermostats have batteries in my experience. They typically last forever, but they do go bad eventually. Mercury thermometers (round dial or the slider style) don't.
They are hardwired to control the actual HVAC unit but the display takes a little more power
ok, why did those smileys come through as happy! I put the crying ones!
Well I took the happy ones as you did a great job of raising him and you were proud of the adult he became.
We've had an empty nest for more years than we had a full nest now...and just as strong as ever. I'm thankful that we are not in that position.
It's much easier to let go of teen-agers than infants.
One is tough. Two is also tough. After that, though....it's a toss-up. My theory has always been that keeping it an even number (2 or 4) is better than 1 or 3 (only child syndrome, and the 2 vs 1 ganging up issues). Nothing that I can back up with actual facts or anything, though!
One is tough. Two is also tough. After that, though....it's a toss-up. My theory has always been that keeping it an even number (2 or 4) is better than 1 or 3 (only child syndrome, and the 2 vs 1 ganging up issues). Nothing that I can back up with actual facts or anything, though!
Im 1 of 4, plenty of 3 v 1 or 2 v 1 v 1 growing up
I was usually on the losing end of 2 v 1, so my perspective is admittedly biased. My sisters were 20 months apart, and I was 3 years after the middle sis. So they were either stuck with me, or I was stuck at home. Ah well...I survived.
Yeah, there were 5 years between each of the oldest 3, then only 14 months between the younger 2. Made for some interesting dynamics.
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