I almost got lost around the end there

Oh yeah, that's a thing too. When you stop paying attention to the balance muscles and they forget hot to work

When I did my ADHD testing there is one test you have to listen for a cue and watch for a cue and then hit a button when either happens for 10 minutes. I did moderately okay for the first 3 minutes and then you can see where I stopped paying attention because my accuracy went from 70% to 4%. So yeah, I agree with you. I would be propellered meat

French too

We put one over the tile floors at the bottom of our stairs when our kid was learning to climb them. It was a good idea.

Actually baby girl stuff doesn't have pockets either. Also for some reason all the girls fit pants are tighter

Me either, so I left.

What happens if Rudolph is sick an unable to fly?

>Health staff have been taking part in industrial action over pay, leading to disruption to services and hundreds of medical appointments postponed.

So because staff are negotiating better contracts their bosses are trying to blame then for the lack of staffing? Sounds about right.

When my dad was about 13 he would use his legs push up on the bottom of the top bunch while his sisters were on it, sort of like a leg press. It had a sheet of plywood under the mattress and it missed a support else one time and pinned his head against the wall with both sisters weights on it. He ended up having seizures for a few years from it.

Also, north face will replace the zippers (because they're usually what breaks) for less than $20. They will also replace torn panels for cheap from other reclaimed pieces.

I found spiral ties work best. And if they are stretched out heating with the blow-dryer for a moment causes them to spring back.

Other than that, try french pins.

No. The science on it says no. Just no. All of it. No.

I think it's mostly that air in those place typically have lower levels of particulates in the air.

You can always just care for the patch of iron so it doesn't rust.

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