Rush_Is_Right

I have to know. When you got in trouble for having weed on your plane did you give them tater salad as an alias?

All I can say is `Merica

Can you run a computer simulation to see if you should fight one horse sized duck or 100 duck sized horses?

GPS keeps you on the rows but you still have to turn around. The AB line is the first line that sets the path essentially and is done manually. So if your first path is crooked the rest will be as well but should all be parallel to eachother.

I understand some of the hoops that people have to jump through to adopt, but at a certain point it's just not economical. I've seen stipulations such as no children, no other pets, fenced in yard, home visit required, $500 adoption fee. At a certain point it almost seems better to buy a puppy from a breeder and give them a better home than just allowing them to end up in a shelter and then be euthanized because people don't meet the requirements. I live on two acres, alone, and have three neighbors within a mile and none have dogs that I'm aware of. I work from home yet I can't justify the expenditure to fence the yard, even a small section with post Covid fence prices. What do you think would be the best way to resolve this?