Dog groomers get almost zero legal repercussions for mistreating dogs. It has to be undeniable that the groomer injured the dog on purpose before anything really happens. That’s why it’s SO important to trust the person grooming your dog if they’re the type of breed that needs it.
I didn’t know that detail. What a mensch.
All the comedians and actors took the ad money
Where do you think the southern slave owners got their culinary influences from?
Memes aren’t meant to be history lessons.
Do you live somewhere snowy? We used to have to stay extra days of we got too many snow days
I don’t think the point of the meme is that Mac n cheese belongs to black people. It’s that GOOD Mac n cheese belongs to black people. Maybe you didn’t notice, but the Mac n cheese on the left looks how it should while the one on the right looks like watery stoffers. If you didn’t notice, I’d say the meme is pretty accurate.
The Hobbit wasn’t Jackson’s fault. The studio was going to make the movies in that time frame with or without Peter Jackson, so he chose to helm the crashing ship.
He got a pneumonia from laying on wet grass? Was it cold?
Arby’s is fire, it’s just not worth the price
Never seen teeth?
But still safer than roads. Which was my point.
You just spelled out why it’s safer to stay on the sidewalks than I ever could have.
I don’t think Newton was dumb enough to think air resistance isn’t a factor
Bicycles are much harder to see than other cars while on the road. It’s safer for bicyclers to stay on the sidewalk and look both ways before crossing any street, unless there is a bike lane.
If you stay on the sidewalk and look both ways before crossing the street, there are no risks of a car wreck.
Riding your bike on the sidewalk has the same safety rules as walking. If you follow them, you’ll be fine.
Various cities in metro Detroit area and Phoenix/Tempe I would ride my bike to work, school and anywhere else I had to go except for the grocery store until I was 25. I’ve also ridden a bike around a handful of cities I’ve visited, not Chicago or NYC though.
I didn’t know what it was called, but I think it’s common knowledge at this point that banks don’t actually have all our money. Pretty sure we (Americans at least) found that out during the great depression when everyone was trying to withdraw their money at the same time.