In terms of driving on snow and ice: pretend your grandma is sitting in the passenger seat holding an uncovered crock pot full of gravy, and you'll be fine--try to avoid aggressive acceleration and braking. If you have the means, I highly recommend getting winter tires put on, it makes a big difference and will likely lessen the stress as you're learning.

As others have said, we haven't been getting as much snow, and the southern end even less. The thing you'll want to watch out for is black ice, which can form even when there's no snow (when the temps are below freezing). If you're in an area that salts the roads regularly, it's a lot less common (chat with a neighbor to find out).

In terms of shoveling, some people do it religiously and some don't. It partly depends on what car you drive and how often you have people over. An inch doesn't need shoveling, but if there's more, consider shoveling at least a walking path to your door for package/pizza deliveries.

Unrelated to weather, but was confusing when I moved here: there are two colleges, both called Michigan, and they're intense rivals. The only thing that unites them is their mutual hatred of Ohio State.

Or they named it after the Irish doctor who documented it, Men O'Pause.

Penny. Every time.

Will they be canon with the original Dave series?

Assume spherical chicken

Especially if you want to do it all at once.

So I've heard. I'm avoiding it for the same reason I avoid analog crack cocaine.

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That's been normalized for ages. It's just that before Musk, the billionaires didn't advertise their ineptitude like this.

Mobile gaming is like dumpster diving--there are a handful of good ones among the utter trash.

One of the good ones I found is Exiled Kingdoms--it's an homage to 90's RPGs, and it's good on mobile.

#No

Thanks I hate it

According to the BLS, the median wage (as of May 2023) is $23.11. At a 40 hour work week, 50 weeks per year, that's a $46,110 annual wage.

Median rent for a 2 bedroom apartment (as of Nov 2023 is $1,904. That's $22,848 annually.

So rent is 22,848/46,110 = 49.6% of income. Traditionally, this would be closer to 30%.

Wealth inequality is the highest it's ever been. While I admire your optimism, the situation isn't that great for the majority.

Goodbye

I'd rather remove and replace Doug Ford.

It's one of those ambiguous things that employers seem to be leveraging to their advantage. Where I work, plenty of people do 8-5. Those of us who have been around longer and don't give as much of a shit will count lunch as part of our day.

They grow up so fast.

Looks good to me

If there's booze involved, then definitely 13.

If there's no booze allowed... 13.

It's been a year of utter atrocities, I suppose it was time to finally do something about it. /s