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Join the contest SubscribeSomeone needs to teach her to blow her damn noseDat bitch got the covid!
She's too busy blowing other things to worry about her nose.Someone needs to teach her to blow her damn nose
They did this the laziest way possible, but I like the idea. They should have change do the head tube angle and it would look and ride a ton better.
She is full!She's too busy blowing other things to worry about her nose.
She’s either twice the size of a normal human or his pecker is the same girth as a crayola marker.
While I hate the time change as much as the next man, very few people consider the consequences of daylight savings time in the winter. Most places won't see sunrise until 8:30 am. It might be as late as 9:30 am in some. Thankfully I don't live in a northern state, but that sounds like some cold dark shit.My local news outlet says legislation to make daylight savings permanent passed the senate and heads to the house.
Ive already contacted my rep to show support for this!
And I like boobies.
So what’s the big problem with sticking to regular time for your time zone? If you want to make more of the daylight get your ass out of bed.While I hate the time change as much as the next man, very few people consider the consequences of daylight savings time in the winter. Most places won't see sunrise until 8:30 am. It might be as late as 9:30 am in some. Thankfully I don't live in a northern state, but that sounds like some cold dark shit.
This has been tried back in the early 70's. It didn't last but a year or two.
And I too like boobies.
That forehead is so big it's a fivehead.
While I hate the time change as much as the next man, very few people consider the consequences of daylight savings time in the winter. Most places won't see sunrise until 8:30 am. It might be as late as 9:30 am in some. Thankfully I don't live in a northern state, but that sounds like some cold dark shit.
This has been tried back in the early 70's. It didn't last but a year or two.
And I too like boobies.
I wasn't arguing for or against it. However, it appears that sticking to regular time isn't an option for the government. They are locked in on the "energy savings" gains we get over the summer by it staying lighter later. So our only options is to keep switching the clocks or go DST all year around. It sounds good on paper. Most people don't realize what they are getting themselves into.So what’s the big problem with sticking to regular time for your time zone? If you want to make more of the daylight get your ass out of bed.
It would probably be instructive to think about how savings time came into being. It had nothing to do with farmers as we've been told as they've always adjusted their schedule to the needs of the farm. Actual clock means little. The cows don't read clocks but they'll come in for milking at the same time... and in proper pecking order too. No, DST was pushed by a bird watcher of all things. So he could watch birds on his schedule and not interrupt supper.I wasn't arguing for or against it. However, it appears that sticking to regular time isn't an option for the government. They are locked in on the "energy savings" gains we get over the summer by it staying lighter later. So our only options is to keep switching the clocks or go DST all year around. It sounds good on paper. Most people don't realize what they are getting themselves into.
Additionally a big hurdle is children going to school in the morning when it’s dark more often. That was one of the speed bumps last time we got serious about it.It would probably be instructive to think about how savings time came into being. It had nothing to do with farmers as we've been told as they've always adjusted their schedule to the needs of the farm. Actual clock means little. The cows don't read clocks but they'll come in for milking at the same time... and in proper pecking order too. No, DST was pushed by a bird watcher of all things. So he could watch birds on his schedule and not interrupt supper.
It would probably be instructive to think about how savings time came into being. It had nothing to do with farmers as we've been told as they've always adjusted their schedule to the needs of the farm. Actual clock means little. The cows don't read clocks but they'll come in for milking at the same time... and in proper pecking order too. No, DST was pushed by a bird watcher of all things. So he could watch birds on his schedule and not interrupt supper.
The idea of aligning waking hours to daylight hours to conserve candles was first proposed in 1784 by US polymath Benjamin Franklin. In a satirical letter to the editor of The Journal of Paris, Franklin suggested that waking up earlier in the summer would economize candle usage and calculated considerable savings.[1][2] In 1895, New Zealand entomologist and astronomer George Hudson proposed the idea of changing clocks by two hours every spring to the Wellington Philosophical Society, as he wanted to have more daylight hours to devote to collecting and examining insects.[citation needed]
Additionally a big hurdle is children going to school in the morning when it’s dark more often. That was one of the speed bumps last time we got serious about it.
Why can’t they just start school an hour later?
Please sir, more of this one.
I wonder if Jared ever made their most wanted list.
Ok, I know I said bird watcher, but it was the insect guy I was thinking of. I'm old.I recall hearing that it actually started as a joke by Benjamin Franklin. From the Wiki Article on DST:
Never before has there ever been a better lineup of bad boob jobs.
Its glazing from a donut....lighten up Francis!I dunno man...I think cumshots might be tap dancing on the edge of what's permissable....