ita, belated answer because of eye treatment today. I prefer closer to majro crimes.

I don't feel as strongly about Criminal Minds, not slightly, but I am still getting something out of it other than a shuddering dirty feeling (note to self: don't marathon). I can't believe the love evaporated so...well, just so much.

I prefer closer to majro crimes.

Hope you're feeling okay! I watched every episode of The Closer and I just can't swallow Brenda and her magic. I don't love Major Crimes, and I have to tune out some of the family stuff, but I like the team.

On an early Uber run. Figured I'd get some airport runs.

It sounds like a bad idea, Suzi. I would make all the parents of the minors sign a waiver of liability. The "nothing is going to happen" argument makes my blood boil.

Grew up with guns, had a rifle range in the basement, but don't own any now. If CJ doesn't have that rifle locked up, and the ammo kep separately locked, I know what he needs for Xmas. Also, you probably need to have him pay the bump in your homeownersrental insurance, or get his own that lists the rifle. If he's exercising his adulthood, he should take the good with the bad.

SuziQ, I may have been reading too many of David Waldman's tweets [link] but unless there's a serious reason for taking the gun (hunting, zombie uprising already in progress), I think it should stay home in a locked gun cabinet. I'm not anti-gun. My dad had several and hunted with them. He and a local sheriff gave me gun safety lessons when I was a teenager. If I was in a situation where having a gun made sense I'd feel reasonably comfortable getting licensed, trained, buying the appropriate safety items, and getting a nice rifle. But young people, an isolated spot, and a gun for the heck of it, do not seem like the best mix.

Where are the danged Like buttons! Calli's needs one I can click on!

ita - Brenda amused me. (In a fictional character I can overlook little flaws like being a serial killer that would bug me in real life.) Sharon doewn't

I got my first pay from Uber. This is not so much keeping the wolf from the door as it is keeping a 300 foot buffer zone between me and the wolf.

If only wolf restraining orders actually worked.

Salt Lake City has declined to change their ground transportation rules to make Uber and Lyft happy.

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Uber keeps arguing "We're not a taxi company, we're an app company the helps people co-ordinate rides with each other. You've got to get past your dated, 20th-century mindset." Supports argue that it's only the kickbacks from the taxi companies that is keeping SLC from embracing this modern way of doing business.