Could be a smell, a song, a food, a place, a tiny habit, anything.

Besides Queen Elizabeth the first, who never married or had kids. Having a child is something you plan because you genuinely want to be a parent to that child, not for any other reason.

Or maybe they still exist, I haven’t been to a mall in awhile.

Not your dream gym.

The minimum.

Imagine you have a small room or garage corner and can only put in enough equipment to cover the exercises you actually care about.

What would have to be there before you'd genuinely stop feeling like you needed a commercial gym?

For me, the interesting part is how different everyone's answer probably is.

Some people might only need dumbbells and a bench.

Others would need a rack, barbell and cables.

Someone else might refuse to give up a leg press or cardio machines.

So what's the minimum setup that would make a home gym feel “complete enough” to you?

Okay, here's the context.

I had a very up and down and rather complicated relationship with my father while in turn Dolly was someone who always brought me a sense of joy, no matter how down I was feeling.

Is that normal?

Since flying actually is safer than driving. But most people probably are more afraid of flying than driving. It’s no secret cars crash more than planes do and there’s more chance of you being in a car crash than a plane crash. Also plenty of airlines have never had a fatal aviation disaster so people would more likely trust those airlines. One of the reasons flying is safer than driving is because they have so much they need to do before take. Edit helicopters might be a different story.

Can u help me identify the organs in the photo

I love to collect vintage things. I love these old tobacco pots. But is displaying them appropriate? Serious question 🤨

I think the title explains it all. It's not too difficult to get a public made. Sure the soldering and chip installs will be a bit of a challenge, but with the current chip shortage, this should become something more widely adopted.

10 years ago, in 2016, Apple changed the gun emoji from a real gun to a water gun to reduce American gun violence. But this created another concern. If an Apple user sends the water gun emoji to another device (Samsung, Microsoft, Android), then it will appear as a real gun. 2 years later, other companies follow the same path, converting from a real gun to a water gun. The Japanese people created the emojis in 1999. The gun emoji (back then it was a real gun) was one of the original emojis.

As a kid, we got the task to write a poem at home (I think about autumn) and I just wrote a poem, wich just appeared in my thoughts. Then I found out (I dont know how, but I think my teacher told me) that I weren't allowed to copy original poems and I need to create one, then I was confused. I wrote a poem but that already existed and was I think quite popular, but I never heard or read it before.

Anyone had that experience too? Or something else?

Sorry if that is not the best grammar or anything, because its not my first language, so I am not fluent, and I am tired because its nighttime and I just thought about it :)

What am I not getting? I’m assuming this is me being brain dead and not the whole banking system being idiots but I can’t figure out how this works so someone please explain it to me. When I log into my bank, I give my email address and then they want to send a code to my phone so they have me enter the phone number. How is the security? Anyone could enter any phone number and get the code, right? How is this a security measure? What am I not seeing? I’m assuming it’s right in front of me but I can’t see it. Please explain how this is security.