@DavidMadewell3 @pauldgallagher I also saw it, but my video isn’t as good. Made no sound, had really diffuse lighting coming out the sides. When it passed over us, it was not visible from behind.
@KarlWegmann@ThePlanetaryGuy My parents mentioned Seneca Guns yesterday. They live down near Southport, NC now. I read a USGS article about them but there isn’t much consensus on the cause. Any thoughts? #NCStateGeoClassOf2016
If you want to speak like Kamala Harris, in terms of how you speak and the language you use and the sentences you utter and articulate, it’s important to always use ten words when one would suffice, and to never — in terms of ending sentences — actually end your sentence, but instead continue, and proceed, and even carry on, in terms of how you continue, so that you won’t reach the end of your sentence and be expected — even, you might say, encouraged, urged — to begin a new sentence, when in fact, in terms of saying things, you actually have nothing to say at all, so you continue saying words, terms, and phrases, so no one notices — hear me on this — no one notices — how stupid, in terms of intelligence, you actually are
People grow up when they get married.
It is probably better to get married when you are young because then you grow up. And then what else matures people? I have met very few people who have fully matured who do not have children. I think there is a reason for that, a real technical reason. You are not mature until someone else matters more than you—period. Maybe that will be your wife or your husband, but probably not. They might matter as much as you, and maybe that is the right amount. But when you have children, they matter more than you, unless there is something seriously wrong with you.
Very few parents, if push came to shove, would not die for their children. As soon as someone else matters more than you do in some fundamental sense, you have taken another step toward a true, mature responsibility. I do not see that you can do that without necessity, and there is nothing that screams necessity more than an infant.
Men don’t want gifts. Period.
Opening gifts, and having to like them, is tedious.
But if the tradition is important, there are only two acceptable categories:
- something they wouldn’t buy for themselves.
- something thoughtful they don’t even know they want, which is why forced dates like birthdays or Father’s Day are arbitrary and thoughtless. These gifts should be given randomly.
Finding an obligatory gift for a specific date is homework. Men don’t want to impose that on loved ones.
Only 1 school in the history of sports has made a bowl game in football, the men’s Final Four, women’s Final Four, and College World Series in the same academic year:
2024: NC State
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We cannot understand the pain of childbirth but the hospital couch bed that we are forced to sleep on for 2-3 days in a row has to be a close second.
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