Same here. My stairs seemed to be an afterthought meant to squeeze in where it shouldn’t, built by someone who shouldn’t even been allowed to hold a hammer. I have size 13 feet, they hang several inches over the step when I use them. I’ve went down those stairs faster than intended a few times now. The basement stairs were even worse, but they’ve been replaced now.
That reminds me, I need to get a new one for my hot water tank. I’ve lived here 6 years, you’re supposed to change them around 5.
My Motorola T720. That thing took a lot of beatings and somehow survived it all. Haven’t used it in twenty years, but still have it.
Uh oh, it looks like you left a window open. Hopefully it doesn’t rain. /s
One thing I hate with shorts is that (at least on desktop for me) they hide the dates. When I see something I want to know if it’s recent or not, so I avoid shorts altogether.
That’s what my grandmother and I used for the first 5 years of my life. For toilet paper we used the Sears catalog. (this was in the early 70’s, the catalog came mostly similar to newspaper except the middle 10 pages or so were the glossy color ones which do not work for that purpose.)
It really wasn’t bad, except in the winter. Canadian winters and outhouses are a special experience… you did not dawdle when on one of those missions.
Anything being sold in my local stores past its best befre date is usually in the discount bin. My daughter works at one of them and regularly gets to bring home stuff that’s past date but still good because it can’t be sold. This is in Canada though, our laws are a bit stiffer than the US.
I doubt he’s gone, just hiding under an alt.
Watch it several times. (Not necessarily in a row) Each time it’s like a whole new movie because of all the stuff you didn’t notice before.
I half joke there, but until I was in my 40’s I never could sit still long enough to watch an entire movie from start to finish. Still enjoyed a lot of them, just in bite size pieces.
I’ve seen those before and even made one once, didn’t know that’s what they were called though. Thanks for that
Ya old houses can be… interesting to say the least lol! The last person that owned this place died on the living room floor about 4 feet where I’m sitting right now. Bonus is I got new flooring out of the deal.
I’m actually slightly surprised it wasn’t the stairs that finished him off.