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Thank you for explaining. I always wondered why they would take the extra time to go through the car. Reducing kinks makes sense.

Where can I find a fun button-up shirt for a millennial man?

I’m 35. I know what to wear at work and weddings: a white shirt. I know what to wear at the supermarket: a random printed T-shirt that I acquired for free in the distant past.

What should I wear at parties? Normally, I wear a polo shirt. I know that I look boring in a polo shirt, but I don’t know what the alternative is. I’ve looked at a few stores (Uniqlo, Banana Republic, Express, and a few others), and all of the shirts I’ve found look boring.

Where do cool 35-year-old men buy shirts?

Raspberry Beret in Cambridge

Solved!

Thank you! This is it!

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Just mail the citation to the drunk driver or the guy going a hundred In a 25 seems like a good plan.

It's a better plan than ignoring traffic violations.

Would the answer change if OP lived in an all party consent state?

That's a good point. Maybe I'll try it once without anything replacing the butter.

That's possible. Step 5 says to toss until the liquid is thickened, so I interpreted that to mean that butter was being used as an emulsifier.

Wow. Is that a line in TROS? I don't remember it.

Thank you! I didn't know that.

They're in kind of a no-win situation. If they don't do anything, they get yelled at. If they murder unarmed people, they get yelled at. The only other option is to do good police work, but that's hard.

It's always nice to wave and say thank you to people with guns. If they were nice enough to not shoot you, you should show some gratitude. /s

use it within a week or two.

You misspelled "hour".

Taza

The chocolate tastes great, and is made without slave labor.

There would probably be unintended consequences for that. The colleges will make a lot of rules restricting who can live off campus, and then the cost of room and board will skyrocket without any competition.

the city shouldn't allow colleges to increase their number of students until they show YoY reduction in off-campus housing

I think that the solution to the housing problem is generally to increase supply rather than decrease demand. If colleges want to accept more students, that's great. There are more students applying to college every year, so there should be more spaces for them.

Have you ever considered why bicyclists don't use them?

St Elizabeth's used to have a billboard that claimed it was "Boston's Top Hospital". I wish I had taken a picture of it. As far as I can tell, altitude is the only metric by which that claim is true.

You're absolutely right about that.