I rode my bike 50 miles one day. Usually rode my bike about 20 miles a day so I wasn’t exactly out of shape but 50 miles resulted in agonizing ass soreness. Getting home the last 10-20 miles was just pure _______ (insert an adjective of your choice). Suggest preparing in advance to prevent agonizing saddle soreness.
I sure would hate to have an electric car.
And I sure would hate to ride my bike 600 miles in the rain LOL
Aw I like the word “fusions,” it just sorta came outta my mind like that 😂
Thank you I will check that out
Time is money. You deserve that CD. Just give in & buy it online already 😛
Yeah this question is for us 99% of the population who are poor people because we work full-time but our employers will only pay us enough to need to keep returning to work every day.
Nice try but “inconvenience” cannot be measured numerically. We need anecdotes.
Hell yeah!
I declare you president of this club.
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Hell yeah, that’s how I live too. It’s exhausting & time-consuming but at least money stays in my bank account 😛 And we’ve got great legs & a great ass & excellent cardiovascular health.
English is a tough language. It can be mastered through tough thorough thought though.
We all have jobs. Answer the question if you feel like participating. Or hey do you mean you have the kind of job that pays enough to survive comfortably so you never need to make sacrifices?
Yes that’s perfectly fine and nice and beautiful, but don’t you think it’s weird seeing celebrity gravestones that make no mention of the fact that they were famous and what they were known for?
Honestly my YouTube algorithm keeps giving me videos from “Scott On Tape” and “Dearly Departed Tours” who cover a lot of celebrity lore and graveyards, and that’s why this is so prominent in my mind, there are a lot of famous people with very minimal headstones and I find it odd.
And then there’s Frank Zappa who requested to be buried but no headstone whatsoever, not even his family is sure exactly where he is, they know the general area in the graveyard but it’s unmarked. And that’s how Frank Zappa wanted it 🤷🏼♀️
Epitaphs are written by those who loved & survived the decedent. So if they could financially afford the cost of some extra words engraved in stone, it would be a nice way to honor the person they loved.
I like this idea a lot! Because walking through graveyards we get curious and we want to know about these people. Especially celebrities, and we would be fascinated to know the cause of death too because of course that’s never written on the epitaph either. I wish cause of death would be written on epitaphs. I know that would be dark & morbid & in poor taste but honestly that’s what everybody’s interested to know!
I know, I know it was poorly written but I was just rattling off various examples of achievements that various people have achieved.
Sadly, this makes sense.
Ok but what about famous wealthy celebrities for whom money is no concern?
What do stonemasons charge? $100k per letter?
Maybe when I read everything 2 days ago it was different than when you read it 16 hours ago 🤷🏼♀️
Read it again more closely. In 1990 in order for them to afford an $875,000 house, they would have needed an annual household income of $305,000 which is the 2025 equivalent of $665,000.
I did some community college, took all the “required” classes although every fiber of my being was angry & restless about it, intuitively knowing it was a waste of precious time, energy, money, resources,
even doing what was “required,” I felt like I was fucking around when I should’ve been out in the real world living my life because I’ve got SO MUCH LIFE IN ME and college sucks out the life force.
But I still needed money to survive because you can’t survive without money, so I spent a couple years in two vocational schools and now I am working in those fields.
Vocational schools are a fast track to employment. Employment needed to pay off the educational loans 🤦🏼♀️
Yes haircuts are so expensive! Grateful I embraced a Pocahontas/ carefree Hawaiian girl hairstyle 30+ years ago. I NEVER cut my hair. It’s just long & wavy & takes care of itself, and somehow never grows beyond waist-length 🤷🏼♀️