He’s retired, meaning older.
He’s had other relationships, and doesn’t want/need that anymore.
I’ve talked to a LOT of older folks (big family, think 50-80) and it’s common for them to say “I can’t imagine getting married again”. Not that marriage was a mistake, just they lack effort and energy required for that kind of commitment anymore.
Good idea with reading glasses - of they make a noticeable difference then there’s something amiss.
BTW, among those other activities there is one that should help rest your eyes a lot and rather quickly: going out for a walk.
This needs it’s own post. It’s a huge part of why we have so many more propensity vision problems, and statistics reflect this.
Our eyes need the whole range of motion, like any other muscular system - so looking in the distance needs to happen more often for most of us.
Hell, I rarely notice who posts something (post or comment).
I’ve sometimes found myself upvoting someone in a thread that I disagree with earlier in the same thread.
It was a shitshow long before soon, and if you don’t see that…
Wow, you said it way better than I tried to.
Exactly.
It’s always been a cesspool of short messages.
Cant really have aeaningful message in 144 characters on a platform like that.
Plus it’s never been good at moderation.
If you believe being in the Epstein files makes Stephen Hawking a pedo, well that certainly explains a lot today.
I would find that an odd phrasing.
I’ve always heard “auctioning off” or “putting up for auction” or just auctioning.
That’s pretty creative thinking.
Not a shower thought.
Also never heard this from any boomer - and I have a large family that extends from 90 year-old grandparents to newborns.
Agreed.
They just work.
I guess the people that have issues are doing circus level gymnastics on their bed.
Iron Sky is way, way better than you’d think.
As some who grew up watching the original Speed Racer, I fully expected the movie to be awful. Despite all the cheesy graphics it actually works! It was a decent homage to it’s origin.
I’ve worked for both of both.
Neither holds a monopoly on bad behaviour.
Even in a rainy area they don’t help.
I’ve had (and my siblings and friends) as many rust out with a cover as without.
In a rainy area they just trap moisture after the rain stops (high humidity areas).
We don’t bother anymore.
Covers just trap moisture under them.
I’ve had as many rust out with a cover as without. They certainly don’t help.
Then you’re just creating a high humidity zone
When I was little, perhaps 5 at the most, a family pet died.
My parents told me it died matter-of-factly.
That’s what you do.
You’ve clearly never watched Corner Gas.
Besides what others have said, they’d know the capabilities of the address when it’s built, at a minimum, as they’re responsible for providing the infrastructure to deliver power to it.
I really don’t get why you’re asking this - they need to know what a facility is capable of to manage and plan power delivery.
As an aside, graphs like this are wildly wrong. Mine says the comparison is made between residences from 0.5 to 1.5 times the size of mine, within a 7 mile radius. So it includes apartments downtown who’s heat is steam, and each unit insulates each other, and the building has a dozen to 100 bodies in it, heating it up.
That makes for a completly irrelevant comparison.