I’m up for male birth control as well, but the analogy is a little off when “unloading the gun” requires unloading between 80-200 million bullets each time you want to shoot. The male birth control being tested over the last decade works incredibly well, but essentially makes you shoot blanks even after you stop taking it.
I think there is one that still allows guys to have viable swimmers after they stop taking it that has made its way to human clinical trials. But we’re still probably at least 5-10 years away of everything goes well in the human trials.
Every “get over yourself/shut up about GoT” person I have ever met has the exact reaction you do. I wish I could go back to the first time I watched it.
Starting an executive MHA in August at UNC Chapel Hill. I’ll be required to still work full time with only a week on campus per semester. Not losing two years of earning potential is nice, but having to work plus school commitments is weighing on me. T’s & P’s your way.
TSA pre check is $80 for 5 years. Global entry is $100 for 5 years and automatically gets you TSA pre check approved. It’s absolutely worth it even if you only fly a few times per year.
I work in home health care. 100% of government project/trap houses have the “Live, Laugh, Love” stickers on the wall. It’s weird, but I have yet to see one without it.
Who is the bigger group of assholes: public FaceTimers, people who drive the speed limit in the fast lane, or people who post multiple concert videos to their snap/insta story?
Second this. Bought a $25 bottle of sav blanc for me and the girlfriend from Whole Foods, trying to be nice, and it was trash. Bought an $8 bottle from TJs and it’s one of our favorites.
Start at Wicked Weed for food. Green Man is a must because their new building is awesome. Hi-Wire and Bhramari Brewhouse are legit as well. Go to Asheville Brewing Company for pizza at some point. One World is a awesome because it’s off the beaten path, and Lexington Avenue Brewery is on the same street. End the day with a cocktail at Skybar, a bar built into a 3 level fire escape, and you’ll be good to go.
Source: I live in Charlotte and go to Asheville a few times a year.
I have Global Entry/TSA Pre-check and I will never not be at the airport 2 hours early, giving me at least an hour and a half after security. I blame my mom and sisters making us late for every occasion growing up for me being early to everything now.
People who are late to everything, all the time, are assholes. When you agree to be somewhere and show up 30 minutes late all you’re saying is “my time is more important than yours” to the other person.
Caveat: obviously this is aimed at people who don’t have a “legitimate” emotional support animal. If you have an actual condition that requires a support animal, you can do whatever you need to do.
The only options for traveling with a pet are to either board it, or have it in a carrier of some sort at your feet if the pet is small enough. You should never put your pet under the cabin of a plane, the conditions are terrible. It’s dark, not sound proofed, and not climate controlled. People who do this are essentially putting their animals in a freezer with the added bonus of said freezer being near a jet engine for multiple hours.
I had bronchitis, followed by post-bronchitis syndrome. Never slept for more than a few hours at a time and any time I took 75% of a full breath I would go into a coughing fit. The worst 6 weeks of my life.
I start my masters program tomorrow.
Spotted the serial killer.
I’m up for male birth control as well, but the analogy is a little off when “unloading the gun” requires unloading between 80-200 million bullets each time you want to shoot. The male birth control being tested over the last decade works incredibly well, but essentially makes you shoot blanks even after you stop taking it.
I think there is one that still allows guys to have viable swimmers after they stop taking it that has made its way to human clinical trials. But we’re still probably at least 5-10 years away of everything goes well in the human trials.
Every “get over yourself/shut up about GoT” person I have ever met has the exact reaction you do. I wish I could go back to the first time I watched it.
Starting an executive MHA in August at UNC Chapel Hill. I’ll be required to still work full time with only a week on campus per semester. Not losing two years of earning potential is nice, but having to work plus school commitments is weighing on me. T’s & P’s your way.
TSA pre check is $80 for 5 years. Global entry is $100 for 5 years and automatically gets you TSA pre check approved. It’s absolutely worth it even if you only fly a few times per year.
I work in home health care. 100% of government project/trap houses have the “Live, Laugh, Love” stickers on the wall. It’s weird, but I have yet to see one without it.
Who is the bigger group of assholes: public FaceTimers, people who drive the speed limit in the fast lane, or people who post multiple concert videos to their snap/insta story?
Second this. Bought a $25 bottle of sav blanc for me and the girlfriend from Whole Foods, trying to be nice, and it was trash. Bought an $8 bottle from TJs and it’s one of our favorites.
The Shiner Strawberry Blonde is an excellent poolside beer. Nice flavor and super light.
Start at Wicked Weed for food. Green Man is a must because their new building is awesome. Hi-Wire and Bhramari Brewhouse are legit as well. Go to Asheville Brewing Company for pizza at some point. One World is a awesome because it’s off the beaten path, and Lexington Avenue Brewery is on the same street. End the day with a cocktail at Skybar, a bar built into a 3 level fire escape, and you’ll be good to go.
Source: I live in Charlotte and go to Asheville a few times a year.
Tourette’s Guy and Rack em Willie. The two OG’s
I have Global Entry/TSA Pre-check and I will never not be at the airport 2 hours early, giving me at least an hour and a half after security. I blame my mom and sisters making us late for every occasion growing up for me being early to everything now.
In-n-out is wildly overrated. Unless you get it animal style the burger is average and their fries are incredibly bland.
“The Friend who isn’t the least bit adventurous”
Nothing like having dinner plans messed up because the place you’re going doesn’t have chicken tenders.
Same. I live 20 minutes from the airport in Charlotte but I will always show up 2 hours early, even if I’m not checking a bag.
People who are late to everything, all the time, are assholes. When you agree to be somewhere and show up 30 minutes late all you’re saying is “my time is more important than yours” to the other person.
Caveat: obviously this is aimed at people who don’t have a “legitimate” emotional support animal. If you have an actual condition that requires a support animal, you can do whatever you need to do.
The only options for traveling with a pet are to either board it, or have it in a carrier of some sort at your feet if the pet is small enough. You should never put your pet under the cabin of a plane, the conditions are terrible. It’s dark, not sound proofed, and not climate controlled. People who do this are essentially putting their animals in a freezer with the added bonus of said freezer being near a jet engine for multiple hours.
I had bronchitis, followed by post-bronchitis syndrome. Never slept for more than a few hours at a time and any time I took 75% of a full breath I would go into a coughing fit. The worst 6 weeks of my life.