@travis4nh An issue with this test is that in litigious countries, one returning a wallet can be sued for missing contents or alleged missing contents.
@money_cruncher In some cases prudent, but not a no brainer. Funds in a 529 will be viewed by educators as being on hand and limit potential financial aid (which goes beyond loans).
@wanyeburkett Also, one may want to avoid dogs to avoid parasites (and/or other things) they carry. In which case, friendliness itself is a problem.
https://t.co/iumF2V0PSQ
It's called toxocariasis of the eye, which means that a parasite from a dog got into my eye, ate the center of my retina and part of the muscle. If you have ever been around dogs, you probably have the parasite, but it went to a place like the heart or liver... 2/14
@wearedarvo@MeinGottNiles It looks like this might be another Ken Turner who is a performance artist and was in the British service, but "feigned an epileptic fit" to avoid duty.
From what appears to be his website:
https://t.co/3N8jnzy05x
@RepThomasMassie@freeovenmit@object_reality Perhaps an "order" and its sender(s) should be clear, and if the order "has the blessing of the president," then it should be clearly stated in the order. An ambiguous email sent by "hr" at OPM is nonsense.
I've watched a lot of college basketball in my life and can never remember a time a player spontaneously threw up all over the court the way Duke Center Khaman Maluach just did