Mine is like $70 a paycheck but that’s with the company paying $200 a paycheck. I probably have more coverage than I need but I don’t have much savings handy so I opted for lower deductible.
I share mine with my fiancee since she uses my phone for music and maps when I’m driving. I have fingerprints registered on her devices because I borrow her iPhone Plus to do mobile app testing and I just plain like using her iPad since I don’t have my own. I really only have a password so I don’t butt dial people.
You’re just wrong, man. Craft beer encompasses all possible beer styles. It just so happens that US macrobeer tends be dry lagers. There are a bajillion other dry styles of beer with middling alcohol content. When you say “heavy”, you mean high maltiness, high alcohol, high bitterness, or all three, and there are many many styles that don’t have any of that.
On the occasions you DO fight, don’t just get pissed off and leave the apartment. Go sit in the other room for awhile if you need to, until your anger gives way to sadness, then make up. Also, if there’s anything she does that annoys you significantly, just tell her how it makes you feel. Waiting until you’re in a shitty mood to blow up about it will only make it worse and make her less likely to think its HER problem. Don’t move in if you don’t think there’s a >50% chance you’ll end up marrying her.
I have homebrew in my kegerator right now made with hops I grew on my balcony. I still drink Coors Light 50% of the time I order beer at a bar. It’s cheap and it gets you where you need to go.
Another wedding I went to for a buddy had a full Catholic mass. The church coordinator (who is actually my aunt) and the priest spent a good 15 minutes glaring at the groomsmen during the rehearsal and threatening to cancel the wedding if there was any drinking prior to the ceremony. FUCK THAT NOISE. I didn’t drive 7 hours back to BFE to not get toasted.
LOL, I was at a wedding just like this last month. Priest spent the whole ceremony explaining that marriage is a contract to procreate and make Catholics and didn’t say much else.
I’m also from Kansas (not close to a major airport). My fiancee is from Ohio, so having the wedding in Denver where we live is not only super-convenient for us but also pretty fair to both sides of the guest list. The Kansans get to drive 7 hours and the Ohioans fly in and it’s about an equal amount of pain-in-the-ass for both.
I get really annoyed by the solicitations for signing card/giving money when people get married or have a kid, but I’m marrying a programmer from another department now and dammit if I couldn’t use every last cent for this wedding.
I had a really chatty guy the other day (on ride to work nonetheless) and during the last couple minutes of the ride he not only gave me a detailed checklist to review items I might have left in the car’s backseat but also explained how successful the system is to prevent lost items. It’s not a fucking airplane, Uber/Lyft drivers!
I want to cross off every state and country on the map, and my fiancee knows this, so if it happens to be that time of the month when we’re traveling, I can usually expect an old-fashioned. I’ll take an asterisk.
I’m not sure my fiancee or I want kids, and even though I’m very pro-choice, I don’t want her to have to go through making that decisions, so I’m still relatively afraid of accidental pregnancy.
Agreed you shouldn’t try to big-time the father of the bride, but if there’s a tip jar I’m sure it’s not offensive. If the jar is flush with cash all night it reduces the strain on the host to drop a crazy amount on the tip.
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Mine is like $70 a paycheck but that’s with the company paying $200 a paycheck. I probably have more coverage than I need but I don’t have much savings handy so I opted for lower deductible.
I share mine with my fiancee since she uses my phone for music and maps when I’m driving. I have fingerprints registered on her devices because I borrow her iPhone Plus to do mobile app testing and I just plain like using her iPad since I don’t have my own. I really only have a password so I don’t butt dial people.
The crumbs drive me insane.
You’re just wrong, man. Craft beer encompasses all possible beer styles. It just so happens that US macrobeer tends be dry lagers. There are a bajillion other dry styles of beer with middling alcohol content. When you say “heavy”, you mean high maltiness, high alcohol, high bitterness, or all three, and there are many many styles that don’t have any of that.
On the occasions you DO fight, don’t just get pissed off and leave the apartment. Go sit in the other room for awhile if you need to, until your anger gives way to sadness, then make up. Also, if there’s anything she does that annoys you significantly, just tell her how it makes you feel. Waiting until you’re in a shitty mood to blow up about it will only make it worse and make her less likely to think its HER problem. Don’t move in if you don’t think there’s a >50% chance you’ll end up marrying her.
I have homebrew in my kegerator right now made with hops I grew on my balcony. I still drink Coors Light 50% of the time I order beer at a bar. It’s cheap and it gets you where you need to go.
Another wedding I went to for a buddy had a full Catholic mass. The church coordinator (who is actually my aunt) and the priest spent a good 15 minutes glaring at the groomsmen during the rehearsal and threatening to cancel the wedding if there was any drinking prior to the ceremony. FUCK THAT NOISE. I didn’t drive 7 hours back to BFE to not get toasted.
LOL, I was at a wedding just like this last month. Priest spent the whole ceremony explaining that marriage is a contract to procreate and make Catholics and didn’t say much else.
I would have no qualms about telling everybody who doesn’t want to travel to fuck off , but my fiancee wants a large wedding and I respect that.
I’m also from Kansas (not close to a major airport). My fiancee is from Ohio, so having the wedding in Denver where we live is not only super-convenient for us but also pretty fair to both sides of the guest list. The Kansans get to drive 7 hours and the Ohioans fly in and it’s about an equal amount of pain-in-the-ass for both.
I get really annoyed by the solicitations for signing card/giving money when people get married or have a kid, but I’m marrying a programmer from another department now and dammit if I couldn’t use every last cent for this wedding.
I had a really chatty guy the other day (on ride to work nonetheless) and during the last couple minutes of the ride he not only gave me a detailed checklist to review items I might have left in the car’s backseat but also explained how successful the system is to prevent lost items. It’s not a fucking airplane, Uber/Lyft drivers!
Damn, Nick is woke AF.
This was insane.
Hot take: instant potato flakes plus plenty of cream, butter, and salt is almost always better than mashing potatoes yourself.
I want to cross off every state and country on the map, and my fiancee knows this, so if it happens to be that time of the month when we’re traveling, I can usually expect an old-fashioned. I’ll take an asterisk.
I’m not sure my fiancee or I want kids, and even though I’m very pro-choice, I don’t want her to have to go through making that decisions, so I’m still relatively afraid of accidental pregnancy.
Agreed you shouldn’t try to big-time the father of the bride, but if there’s a tip jar I’m sure it’s not offensive. If the jar is flush with cash all night it reduces the strain on the host to drop a crazy amount on the tip.
Call me old-fashioned, but if it’s an open bar, you should still be tipping the bartenders regularly.
Oh goddamit, did PGP get rid of embedding GIFs?