FirstPitchStrike

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on Disney be like · c/greentext · 56 pts · 2y

To be fair, he was just showing her around and had every intention of marrying a different girl entirely. Didn't get married to Ariel until he met her dad and murdered her dad's competitor for the throne. Did a pretty good job overall.

on Sleeping position · c/comicstrips · 2 pts · 2y

To go a tad further, if you have chronic reflux there is the obvious discomfort caused by the feeling of acid creeping into your esophagus. Overtime, the acid can also do damage to the cells of your esophagus causing a condition called Barrett's Esophagus. This is not dangerous in and of itself but is considered a precancerous condition and requires monitoring.

I can't tell you how often I hear "if voting mattered they wouldn't allow it" and I'm just like, are you not paying attention? They are doing everything they can to prevent you from voting. Which means voters scare them. So use that. Vote. Let them know you vote, but mostly just vote. Vote because the guy who was promised a free voter ID, but can't afford to go to the county of his birth for a copy of his birth certificate, can't.

Interestingly, AKC testing showed pitbulls to be among the best breeds with regard to temperament testing. They are large, strong, and often owned by bad people and bred and (not) trained irresponsibly, but there is nothing to suggest that any problems pitbulls have are systemic to the breed.

Yeah, really solid and no regrets buying it, but don't know if I'd describe any of the matches as a must watch, but would highly recommend watching all of them. Hart/Stat and Page/Swerve particularly. And MJF vs the Righteous was just a great time. I think some of that vibe is most of the stories were built so fast I don't have the investment in them to give them the extra star.

Edit: to be fair to me, I wrote the above comment before the Danielson match and that was my mistake. Anyone who didn't buy this def missed out.

This may sound silly but there's a YouTube channel called cinema therapy and they have a series on non-toxic masculinity. I highly recommend the coverage of Rocky, how a true man's man expresses emotional vulnerability and love. Watching the channel in general has given me words for things I felt and experienced but didn't know how to talk about.