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Boneless?

Has anybody seen the movie WALL-E?

It’s probably a bit of a stretch, but I feel like this is somehow the genesis/precursor of the hoverchairs that all the adults use for everything.

(God, I hope not.)

This seems more appropriate.

Which one did you buy? (So many options on their website lol)

Well T.I.L. Thank you.

Yup it was a CBC show, picked up by Netflix.

I figured it would be easier to say it the way I did rather than doing the semantics dance, mainly because Netflix is (unfortunately) more recognizable than CBC to most people.

Also, I’m unaware if CBC has a way to stream or watch the show on-demand.

ETA: Thank you for the clarification add by the way.

For those who don’t know, the image is from

Kim’s Convenience (Netflix). A great show, from a used to be decent streamer.

It’s a pretty successful Disney movie from the last 20 years, there was never a chance that would work.

A 2024 Kia Telluride is right around $50,000 USD (fully loaded specs), but I get what you’re saying with regards to vehicles in general.

Like BMW and Tesla having “creature comforts” behind subscriptions.

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Always has been.

I have no idea what this is…

I agree with you and I live in Florida. I’d rather deal with the drive thru for the same reasons you listed.

Also, I won’t have to deal with trying to buckle a 2 & 4 year-old out of and back into their car seats, especially when it’s raining and 95*F. The 4 year old has ASD and refuses to be helped into the car so they throw a tantrum in the rain, and the 2 year old loses their mind just because.

There are things that people who don’t have/want kids can’t understand, and it’s an argument not worth having.

Probably would make sense to start with the receipts for what you purchase and aggregate lists from there (pantry, freezer, fridge, etc.).

Does that stand for park + ride?

Sounds like mine also.

Add in a 90’s medical drama of some sort with a patient flat-lining for 2 or 3 minutes straight.

Or the annoying AF “dun-dun” from whatever “law & order” series she’s watching.

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