I looked them up and they appear to be at the Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) in Tucson, Arizona. If you adopt both of these dogs together — or any animal from this center — I will pay for a month's worth of pet food and help you find a good pair of pants.
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Yes, I spoke out about the voting machine I cast my vote on the first day of early voting in Tennessee.
Yes, the button kept flipping up to the wrong candidate three times.
Yes, I called on a very nice poll worker who stood there until it worked on the third try.
SORRY IF THIS OFFENDS GROCERY EXECUTIVES, BUT I’M DONE.
I just pulled a $4.99 box of cereal off the shelf, brought it to the register, and watched the scanner ring it up as $7.49.
When I told the cashier, she said: "Oh, that’s the digital coupon price. You have to download our store app, create an account, search for the item, and clip the digital coupon before scanning."
ABSOLUTELY NOT.
You inflated the shelf price by 50%, locked the normal price behind an app, and forced me to hand over my personal phone data and email just to pay the actual retail value of a box of food?
Stop hiding basic shelf pricing behind data-harvesting apps.
There is a very disturbing trend being seen in early voting. Texas, Florida, Tennessee, Ohio are reporting difficulties getting the machines to accept democratic votes. The machines change them back to Republican unless the voter persists, pressing several times to get the correct vote to go through.
Check your machine, check to see that it accepted the correct vote. Make sure your voice counts.
See these two men? They are Marcus Harvey and Tre Jones from Marion, Indiana. They should be all over the news but they’re not. A few days ago they saw a house fully engulfed in flames with people still inside so they kicked in the front door and risked their own lives to save the occupants inside. None of the occupants would still be alive if it wasn’t for them. Neither one gave a second thought about anybody’s color, they just did what was right. These are the heroes that the media won’t show you.
A boy walks into a pet shop and asks how much the puppies cost.
"Between 300 and 500 euros," the owner replies.
The boy reaches into his pocket, takes out some coins, and says,
"I only have 100 euros, but... could I at least see the puppies?"
The owner calls Lady, the puppies' mother, who comes running, followed by five little balls of fur. One of the puppies is left behind, visibly limping.
"What's wrong with that one?" the boy asks, pointing at the last one.
"He was born with a hip problem," the man explains. "Unfortunately, he'll limp his whole life."
Suddenly, a smile breaks out on the boy's face and he exclaims excitedly,
"That's the dog I want!"
The owner frowns.
"I can't sell you that one. If you want it, I'll give it to you; it's worthless."
The boy is silent for a moment, then looks at the man determinedly and says,
"I don't want you to give it to me. It's worth as much as the others. I'll pay you the 100 euros I have and 10 more each month until the price is paid."
The owner, surprised, replies:
"But, boy, this dog will never be able to run or jump like the others. He won't even play well!"
The boy then lifts up his pants, revealing a prosthesis on his left leg.
"Sir," he says calmly, "I'm not a very good runner either. And this pup will need someone who understands him.