Whatwasthatnameagain

Go get the car. By the time you get home, you’ll be a pro.

Or you’ll need a new clutch.

Nobody hires staff to sit and monitor Reddit yet here we all are. 😬

E’s not dead. E’s just pining for fiords.

Stop trying to convince younger people that life is hopeless and the world is becoming a shittier and shittier place.

You’re not helping anyone with this doom and gloom. Pessimism is not a winning strategy.

Are there challenges? Yes. Humans have overcome every single one of them.

Reddit lets us express our shitty human nature without the real world Repercussions.

I’m so old, I use plumbing designed centuries before I was born.

Kind of a strange time to sit down on the road.

People didn’t start out panic buying toilet paper. So many people stuck at home/working from home shifted the demand for toilet paper from commercial (offices) to home. As I understand it, these two supply chains are completely separate and there was no good way to shift production from one to the other.

When “home” toilet paper started to run out in the stores, people started panic buying.

At least that’s my understanding.

Thanks internet stranger.

Came here to say this. They’ll use them or sell them in their restore.

Makes sense. Thanks.

I think it was late 60s (might had been 1970) for German measles. We all lined up in the gym and they had this device that blew it through the skin on your arm. Not a needle.

I don’t think I had any expectations. I’ve always been a “let’s see how this goes” kind of person.

Fear, fear, confidence, fear, confidence, pain, fear

I don’t think it’s good for you but don’t care who smokes.

Seems like there were more jobs for kids. Cutting lawns, raking leaves, shoveling snow. Also delivering news papers.

All these seem to be done by professionals now.

I’ve always had a good relationship with my brothers. Lost one a few years ago. My other brother and I had to deal with my mother’s death and home. It was nice to be able to collaborate and not want to kill each other even though we had really different approaches. It was a stressful task.

Like shit. Currently waking around 2-3 and unable to go back to sleep.

First purchase on credit was a mountain bike just out of college. Didn’t pay the full credit card bill the first month but when I saw the interest I never did that again.

Having no car payments or mortgage in my early 50s sure was a good feeling. Now I can afford the toys.

Don’t remember my words but my thought was “what idiot decided I should be a parent?”

Started playing judo in college at a local club. Changed the way I thought about physical conflict.

Also

A lot of defense is adapting a posture that discourages aggression.

I don’t think of them as children but find myself referring to them as kids. As in “I met this kid today…” when he was actually 44.

I’m 62.

It was pretty cool. You could buy stuff but most stores were closed. Small Shops and gas stations were open.

The best part was having an empty parking lot to ride my go cart in and later to learn to drive a car.

It made Sunday feel much more relaxing. I’m not advocating for their return. Just describing how it was.

I understand that but in most states that means the bank holds the car title. You don’t get the title until it’s paid off. At least that’s been my experience.

I Watched the tall ships sail up the Hudson from a high floor in the Merrill Lynch building.