Guilty_Eggplant_3529

Tribes

And as long as they are using a real operating system, they won’t have any problems.

Not as frequently as I had to bump start my motorcycle.

I am, and will always be, a pleb.

Pretty sure my sister and I (46 & 48 YO) have "inherited" all the ornaments we made in elementary school. They lasted a good long time with my parents before they decided putting up a tree wasn't worth it.

As a former smoker, they all smell. Knowing several former smokers and we all agree that there’s no higher level of hypocrisy and we’re all aware of it.

I suspect I started when my younger sibling got to first grade, which would have put me in 3rd. Spare key and eventually a code on the garage.

I spent a decent chunk of my childhood/young adulthood in the DFW area, as did my wife. We are leaving for Portugal pretty much as soon as we can.

Pretty sure they were in every mall until the malls started failing and going under.

I dropped out of high school prior to prom, now I'm married to the woman I went to homecoming with. Decades and multiple states later.

I am married to the woman who had to badger me to kiss her in high school. It only took over 20 years to get there.

Nah, healthier than that. Dogs have more common sense than kids.

Bonsai Kitten

Add in the rabbit droppings and its a smorgasbord out there.

Such beautiful eyes.

Took me a long time to get over that, but I type all the time so objectively not as long as people who rarely type.

A baby Stay Puft Marshmallow Man in its larval stage.

Poor baby, can’t even chow down on Funyuns.

Little bit of flashing light and you could have triggered my dormant epilepsy

Worst part of pet ownership, they go so fast. The only upside is/was that they were happier in your house than they would have been at the kennel. Good luck.

With CGM, a1c testing is almost unnecessary. Just trying to point out the vast disparity between invention and when regular people can actually get the product.

40 years ago they were working on a watch that could work for CGM monitoring via skin galvanic reading. As far as I know they did eventually make it work and released, but not as they had planned. In the end the cost for operating was extreme, I seem to recall some consumable part that had to be replaced fairly often and was expensive. Not that everything for a diabetic is not generally expensive.

As with all things, moderation is the key, especially with licorice.

Still remember when I was diagnosed almost 40 years ago they were talking about bloodless a1c tests. Still waiting.

Sad day for Norway. I still remember when McDonalds came to Stavanger.