I think I missed my free world-series stolen base taco too.
No, you didn't. It's between 2-5 today at Taco Bell.
'Trash'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
I think I missed my free world-series stolen base taco too.
No, you didn't. It's between 2-5 today at Taco Bell.
I'm thinking a costume-sized amount of tinfoil might cost as much as the burrito.
It says you can dress as a burrito OR a taco, or a salad, or a burrito bol.
Not that any of those are necessarily easier than dressing as a burrito.
YAY! It is today. Too bad today is a craxy protein day.
Poor flea. I've been avoiding my dentist since my last visit when she told me I need a root canal and have another tooth on the verge of needing one.
Man, I wish we had Taco Bell here.
You people aren't helping, with all your talk of free Taco Bell.
So. Jealous.
ita, I'm not recommending you try this at all, but apparently capsaicin applied to the nasal passages has been shown to reduce some headaches.
ita, I'm not recommending you try this at all, but apparently capsaicin applied to the nasal passages has been shown to reduce some headaches.
Is that like how you pinch yourself for distraction after you stub your toe?? Because, WTF OW.
I'm thinking a costume-sized amount of tinfoil might cost as much as the burrito.
Yes but you're forgetting about the immunity to mind control satellites side effect. Mind control immunity and a burrito combined might be enough value to overcome the cost.
SERIOUSLY. That seems like a bad thing.
Also, since I'm spamming.... this article: [link] just reinforces what I've been thinking about randomly praising kids.
The problem with this “rah-rah mentality,'’ as the magazine describes it, is that it can take away the sense of satisfaction that comes from genuine achievement. “Self-esteem is based on real accomplishments,” Robert Brooks, faculty psychologist at Harvard Medical School, told the magazine.
Sure, I know you don't want to make kids feel bad by giving them difficult tasks or texts or by grading them accurately. But honestly, self-esteem is a result of having and executing skills.
Totally with you, Kat.