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Has this particular aesthetic truly made its comeback? 🙂
Has it truly escaped the notice of everyone else that we are being targeted by these relentless social media clout-chasers?🙂
coppersailor14 said:Is it just my imagination, or has this always been this way?
A fresh development
Meta has swallowed them whole now. 😁
Elizabeth Davis said:And should an old woman really hold such power? 🤣
(dark humor warning!)
she doesn't need to go anywhere at all 😁
the reaper makes house calls 😉
Grace Rivera70 said:I will certainly never forget one particular elderly woman who absolutely lost her mind on me...
I recall a morning about a month ago when I headed to the ER; I spotted an empty seat and sat down, only to have this woman suddenly appear behind me, dressed to the nines in high heels and looking perfectly manicured from head to toe. She immediately began berating me for sitting there, and even though I attempted to politely explain why I was forced to remain seated, she simply doubled down, accusing me of being ill-mannered and questioning my age, implying I was somehow faking my ankle injury and such nonsense...🙂 yet, once I pointed out that if she possessed enough energy to sprint toward the ambulance while wearing those heels—which I had clearly witnessed—she fell abruptly silent.☕ Honestly, I just told her to get lost; she nearly drove me insane.😳☕
If I had my way, I would have told her that if she had the strength to stand there applying makeup, she surely has the stamina to stand on a bus.😁 It is always those women, perfectly made up and polished, who seem to find it necessary to provoke everyone else around them...
I find myself increasingly unsettled by those women I encounter on the subway around 10:00 PM or later, wandering aimlessly toward some unknown destination; one can’t help but wonder, what sort of oversight allows them to be out at such an hour in the first place?🙂
It seems we have all earned our stripes, haven't we? 😁 😁 But if that is the case, why on earth is everything being wiped clean?
I was just in the middle of composing a celebratory post regarding our victory...
Nathan Castillo8 said:briskorca12: how on earth does it take you 40 minutes to get to 7.5 miles? is that including the wait at all those traffic lights, or are there just that many of them?
Right now, I am looking at about an hour to an hour and ten minutes of pure driving time to reach 16 miles, and keep in mind I haven't even been on a bicycle in nearly a decade. If one factors in the inevitable delays from stoplights, that could easily stretch by another five or ten minutes.
If you are cutting through downtown Los Angeles, you have to account for waiting on every elderly pedestrian who decides to cross the street, and suddenly, your commute has vanished into thin air...
Yesterday, I finally pulled the trigger on my Trek Kaitai http://www.trekbikes.com/us/en/bikes...archive/kaitai to make my commute to the office 7.5 miles. After enduring the inevitable hiatus caused by the autumn and winter seasons, I found myself back in the saddle for the first time—just a casual ride, mind you—which saw me clocking in at about 50 minutes 😁. Later that evening, cruising along the empty streets near home, it took me another 40 minutes. If I maintain this daily routine, can I realistically expect my stamina to improve enough to slash those times down to a mere thirty minutes? It would certainly be preferable to the hour-long slog I currently endure on the light rail
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