jkahless wrote:ukimalefu wrote:![]()
One of my teachers used to ship bananas. He'd take the occasional one being loaded and bend it in half. If it didn't snap like a twig he'd reject the whole shipment.
Did he wanna go home when daylight come?
jkahless wrote:ukimalefu wrote:![]()
One of my teachers used to ship bananas. He'd take the occasional one being loaded and bend it in half. If it didn't snap like a twig he'd reject the whole shipment.
Designer Emily Fischer has created a wind-up toy that flies on its own.
Called the Flying Martha Ornithopter, it's an homage to Martha, the last living passenger pigeon who died in 1914.
Married students Starr Lewis, Travis Lewis and daughter Ariel Lewis, 3 weeks, attend the Owsley County High School prom.
maurvir wrote: Damn, talk about your mixed feelings.
On the one hand, they are high school students and may have just wrecked their future. On the other hand, they decided to keep their child and get married. Of course, they probably won't make it long-term, given the circumstances. However, they did opt to stay in school, so it's possible they haven't totally wrecked their future, which is good. They also aren't flat broke and dressed in burlap sacks means they clearly have supportive family, which is even better.
However, they still ended up screwing the pooch in the end and dressed their child in a camo onesie.![]()
maurvir wrote: Damn, talk about your mixed feelings.
On the one hand, they are high school students and may have just wrecked their future. On the other hand, they decided to keep their child and get married. Of course, they probably won't make it long-term, given the circumstances. However, they did opt to stay in school, so it's possible they haven't totally wrecked their future, which is good. They also aren't flat broke and dressed in burlap sacks means they clearly have supportive family, which is even better.
However, they still ended up screwing the pooch in the end and dressed their child in a camo onesie.![]()
Metacell wrote: I think it's not such a judgement just against the teenage parent, but all the socio-economic forces against them...and against families in general, and against individuals, rather than in support of them. Is a society where it's a safer bet to wait till you're 40 before having kids really a healthier one?