Yeah that would be smart. They have a pretty dysfunctional relationship. She's an absolute nightmare and he's a huge misogynist so he considers her crazy behavior "standard woman behavior". Both of them have been miserable for decades.
Years later I ran into a woman who just... never changed her oil. She was aware that oil changes were a thing, but she said, "Oh, I don't do that." She simply bought (or maybe leased, IDK) a new car every couple of years and traded in her rolling tomb of sludge. And yeah, her husband handled anything critical in the household.
I thought maybe that solved the riddle, but depressing to think how many people must be like that.
I ran into some people during my time in retail that made me question how they survived to adulthood. The scariest part was that visiting the shop required operating a motor vehicle.
Clencher of the holy ring of Betazed, holder of the Sacred Chalice of It Reeks.
Yeah, if you've ever been to any beach in SoCal and looked at the richie rich houses crammed there it's immediately obvious that they are a terrible idea. Lots of them have pilings and plastic tarps draped over the hillside trying to stop erosion. Almost like building on a sand dune isn't smart.
You're going to see me punching myself in the dick even harder!
Holy shit, deep memory, I've seen this book in person. It was at the community library in a building where I lived. Everyone assumed it was some white elephant gift that got slipped onto the shelves out of embarrassment.
Yeah, something like that. Looks like it's caused by this markdown parsing library: https://github.com/markedjs/marked
They are parsing markdown and sanitizing the output on every single page load clientside, and I guess that includes wrapping CR/LF with tags.
We're surfing the interspace now.
For some reason paragraph breaks are being added after loading the text via JavaScript. Very bizarre.
Good luck, they're such divas but worth if for the orgasmic flavor.
Fresh garden tomatoes.
"Now repeat after me, 'Homosexuality is the best all-round cover an agent ever had.'"
Saw this on a delivery truck.
