I use wood screws for everything, except I use the ones with the torx heads

I agree with but hope we're both wrong. Hope is all I've got

That was my first thought, too. Trump's epa

That was an interesting one. Pretty much all I remember is that medicine has come a long way since then, and there have always been arrogant assholes

Not all treasure is silver and gold.

I loved it. Thanks for doing it

Cars make cities worse. Am I right @thewaroncars.bsky.social

Legit question (you can check my feed, I definitely lean left): what is the legal rationale to force this new map? The Utah Constitution (unfortunately) clearly says that the legislature makes the district

Another proof that the current US elites are, in their majority, worthless. Toothless, cowardly and sycophantic rich people who just want to wallow in their fortunes in peace and will do anything to please those in power.

This one just slowly walked me through a good story, and held my interest the entire time.

I can't say if you'll like it or not, but I guess it was just what I needed.

/3

I picked it up because I liked the cover (it reminded me a little bit of Stardust)

This one just ended up being very enjoyable to me. I thought there climax was a bit underwhelming, but that was my only complaint.

/2

I liked the premise of the book but had a hard time following along. Maybe if I had listened to it at a different time or place I would have liked it better?

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Herbie used to pick Utah every time

Playing man on the receivers you either have to bring the safety up a lot or be sure to blitz outside the tackles so you don't lose contain.

I think...

it isn't so much an attack as it is an invitation to imagine other ways.

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and we should do what we can to promote other alternatives.

They do a good job explaining many of the downsides that come with cars being so dominant. This book is appropriately called Life After Cars as that is why they are promoting,

/3

This book does a great job at shedding light to how dominant cars are in our lives, and how they don't have to be. I felt bad as I listened to it on my drive to and from work, but the whole point of the book is that cars have become totally necessary almost everywhere,

/2

Was it cool to watch? I've never seen one

It's very applicable to adults, too.

Explore the reasons why a connection to nature are important and what you can do on your own life with your own kids to improve this for self, facility, and community.

I've always loved getting out, but this book has inspired to do that more!

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