Mostly, I was trying to be funny. It did occur to me as a possibility, but I didn’t comment it in a serious way. I was diagnosed with dyslexia as a kid, but don’t seem to have that problem anymore. Either way, I have no idea where the original or any interpretation of it comes from.
People did not like it, though.
I agree about your point, but their point was if they lost.
There’s a related movie that I highly recommend: About Time.
How much of that is Baltimore?
Is that a potato or a turd?
They have them. Not practical for most people, though. They should have them at laundromats, though.
What kind of combo is grilled cheese and coffee? Lemonade and grilled cheese, maybe.
We love you, too. Even S’ned is warming to your presence.
The kids aren’t. I can’t speak on behalf of all 30+ yo people.
Boots’n’cats’n’boots’n’cats’n’boots’n’cats’n’boots’n’cats’n’boots’n’cats!
I’ve made water cereal, but it started as an accident, which I then had to live with because there was no more cereal left. I’ve also switched milk and orange juice, which I tried, but did not continue on with.
It may prevent some, but at least some of the ones experiencing acute issues will still go for the immediate option. The bureaucracy of it will add a layer that I suspect will deter some. If it takes months or years, people are just going to find their own way.
I’m not suggesting that we just help any person right off the street. I think the government has duty of care once they are involved. I’m just saying the reality is that many will still choose not to take this alternative path.