Imaginary debate champion.

Comprehensively. Yes and always.

I love you, let’s run away together.

Ill defer to you.

Except lemme, ive had no social media for…3 years now.

In that time, ive taken up muay thai, gratitude practices, doestevesky, made more rl friends and started a new business.

From what little ive read, X/Twitter has never been for debate…but instead existed as a warzone.

Thoughts?

Hmmm, good point

Condoms are for fucking pussies.

Close, its never (or rarely) about cutting out bad habits.

Its about filling your life up with good habits.

Now go get a magic wand for your household. Edit: sharing is caring.

Young me: Calvin’s dad sucks

Old me: Calvin’s dad rules (cyclist, builds character which is philosopy, hopes gas goes up to $10/gallon, goes camping, chops wood, and is deadpan in all his joke delivery)

More mushrooms next time.

But also consider not doing drugs.

…so there are more for me out there.

Finish the sentence dude, “congratulations on getting cum in!”

That dude looks fucking amazing.

Ive seen a sun dress before and a girl in nice photos. girls take lots of pics for the internet these days 4 insta and Facebook. Yawn.

But a zug zug is truly beautiful and glorious.

Hmm you may be right. Works for other gyms tho.

Theyvdo becauae military orders let you cancel just about any housing or gym contract so most gyms lean into that.

Yall obs have no exp w gyms. They all have a clause that says if you move they’ll cancel it. Print out generic lease, make address 1234 looney toons, Canada (or as i call it, gay america).

Its then canceled.

This just in, soup is really wet.

If only! If she had that junk, she’s taking all of yours that she can before she go.

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I love you, let’s run away together.

Steam will win against these trolls who spend more time in press releases and patent trolling …than doing anything of worth.

It has that decent transportation be wise of that pricey gas

That assumes the market just sits still when oil prices rise. It doesn’t.

Yes, higher fuel prices can raise shipping costs in the short term. But they also create strong incentives to shift to cheaper alternatives. When oil becomes expensive, companies move freight to rail, electrify delivery fleets, source goods more locally, and invest in more efficient logistics. Higher oil prices don’t just make everything permanently expensive. They change the market.

Price pressure pushes businesses toward transportation methods that use less or no fossil fuel, which becomes more competitive over time.

Markets adapt. That’s how price signals work.