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Here in AZ people will park in random places just for shade. Fine. But other people may want to park far away under the only tree too. So please don't take up 4 spaces just because you are far away and there aren't other cars around. I would park in the shade too, if you had left a spot open dill hole.
Answer the question!
it happens in 3's here, too. i feel your pain.
Found Rex Ryan’s account.
I heard a comedian make a joke how his toenails look like corn chips. Cracked me up.
This reminded me of one that happens a ton where I live. Both of the popular grocery stores as well as Walmart all have their parking lots with the spaces slanted/angled. So that means the aisle you're driving down is one-way. But not all of the aisles are one-way, the ones in front of the building entrance/exit doors are wider and those are two-way, which I guess confuses the hell out of people. I've lost count the number of times I'm going down a one-way aisle (correctly) and another car turns into it from the other end and starts coming at me. I just stop and wait for them to realize that this is a narrow aisle, there's no room for us to pass each other, and invariably I get the *hands up*, "WTF are you doing?" look thrown at me as if I'm the one that just jammed up the works.
I like that not only did he get his ice but he also grabbed a 2nd bag.
That sucks. It reminds me of when my two kids were babies. We decided to bottle feed them instead of having my wife breast feed them. I worked full time and she was a stay at home Mom but guess who was in charge of bottle feeding every hour or two in the middle of the night? I was exhausted every day at work.
So what was her reason for not taking him?
Ok question about the right on red thing. I have heard....on the east side of the country..a right turn on red is allowed unless posted. However on the west coast, a right on red is prohibited unless posted that it is allowed.
Right turn on red is allowed by default unless explicitly forbidden, as communicated through signage, in California.
West coast here - right on red is fine unless there is a sign that reads "No Right Turn on Red".
It was a tax for not paying attention
I just checked her calendar to see if perhaps she was busy. Nope - free all day.
You should ask her how the walk went.
My wife works nights so I got to handle almost all of the getting up in the middle of the night stuff.
Look. If you are going to be a Microsoft teams shill, you don't get to complain about it. So sit there at your desk and suck it.
so all my messages appeared to be read since teams flashes when I received a message even if i didn't actually read that message? I'm not sure we have that option on
Read receipts are on by default in Teams. Not sure how it actually knows, but an eyeball appears when it has been read/seen
Is this for individual direct messages? I have never seen an eyeball icon ever.
Hmm. It is just to the right of the message for me
when a message is sent there's an oval with a check mark in it. when it's read, that changes to look like an eyeball.
You can turn this off in settings (which I have done... not your concern when I read your message)
Au contraire my friend. I am a big deal
Will probably get a response quicker than that urgent message & follow up does.
My wife hates this also....
FYP
watched a woman idling in the left-turn-to-one-way only lane at a red light, decide she wanted to instead turn right in front of a line of about a dozen cars that were waiting to go straight.
I have a coworker who asks for read receipt on literally every single email he sends. And he compounds it by carving out an hour out of his Friday mornings to send follow-ups to any emails where he got a read receipt but didn't get a response. So around 11AM every single Friday morning I'll see some email from him directed to someone, where he just copy/pastes the original email with a "Can I get a response on this" type remark added to it. He'll leave anyone that was cc'd on the original on the follow-up as well, as if public shaming the person for not responding will make them respond this time. Half the time it's to his supervisor, who is literally in the office across the hall from him. He could save us all the hassle and just slide his chair over to the right by 4 feet and look across the hall at him and talk...
Delete your grindr app
$75 pizzas will do that to a guy.
