ShitPosterExtrordinaire

Blackberry flower. Pretty now, yummy later. 😁

@bigbabolat @SusieM414141 To be fair most schools don’t have a microwave to heat up fresh cooked food. I sent sandwiches/bagels a lot.

@SusieM414141 All so that lazy ass mothers don't have to cook fresh food for their family.

Dollar tree lunch for your kid is going to shorten their life span. Poor diets have long term effects.

@cturiano1969 @SusieM414141 @HistorianUSA1 I’m thinking she’s desperate and that’s what she can afford. 😭

Omg. Why do parents want to poison their children? Dollar tree? Does she eat the food from Dollar Tree? Probably not. I hate spending so much money on real food when the poison is so cheap but I want my son to live a long healthy life. Eating that crap will not sustain a long healthy life.

@BJHam7 @SusieM414141 @GnosisWolf My district was way too busy to police lunches. You might get a volunteer (mom) who helped elementary kids open milks.

@SusieM414141 @GnosisWolf The school won’t let you send this junk you have standards that you have to comply with.

@SusieM414141 @Real_Ames So you’re for free lunch in school? At least they might get a fresh fruit or vegetable.

@SuperSrb3 @TheLaurenChen But when you own nobody can tell you how many pets you can have or what color you can paint the walls. And you don’t have to worry about your landlord taking your rent but not paying the mortgage (happened to a friend)

@TheLaurenChen yeah, but houses are a lot more expensive than rent. For many people it is more logical to rent and invest the leftover money into the markets.. which in the long term will probably set them up better financially. Then they can buy a house with cash once their investments grow

Consider, if you will, that I am not buying a house as an investment, but because I actually need somewhere to live.

@ellymelly My mom had chicken pox as a child and shingles in her 60s. In her case, at least, it wasn’t the vaccine.

Shingles is all over the news again. You know, when I was a kid, our preschool closed for a week so all the kids could get together in a 'party' where we all deliberately caught ChickenPox. And that was it. One week of scratching and nothing for the rest of our lives. Then, they brought in the ChickenPox vaccine. STOPPED kids getting the virus naturally. You were told you were an irresponsible parent if you let your kid get ChickenPox. And all of a sudden, young adults have Shingles. You can't tell me something went wrong.

@Matt_Pinner I don’t have any siblings so sure - give me the money

$7000 a week for the rest of your life but you can't talk to a sibling for 16years Could you do it ?

My foster cats are still not adopted ☹️ They keep getting overlooked because they’re bonded, both girls, and black cats. They are SO sweet, playful, and brave If you are SERIOUSLY interested please let me know!!!! They’re both 9 weeks old now

@DieselBABE20 I also miss the days of ordering pizza and the only extra was a tip. When I worked at Papa John’s in college (1995) orders averaged $10-15 including tip and drivers were still making good money. Now the fees make ordering pizza a luxury.

@DieselBABE20 Definitely luxury. I’ve used them a few times but the fees have gotten out of control. I use Walmart + for my parents because they don’t need to be driving and I don’t want to go to the store and then to their house multiple times a week - it’s a lifesaver.

Would you guys say Services like Instacart, DoorDash, Uber eats, etc. is considered a luxury item? Do you use the services?

@KennyJoe24 @SaltyGoat17 What if it was bought used 10 years ago and paid off? Situations change. Some are temporary.

@SaltyGoat17 If they can afford the payment on a luxury vehicle. They obviously have more cash flow than should be allowed and still qualify for assistance.

If people are found to be on food stamps but are driving BMWs or Mercedes etc. should they be charged with theft? I think anyone scamming these welfare systems needs to be locked up for at least 5 years!!

@SaltyGoat17 How old is the BMW or Mercedes? I drive my cars long after they’re paid off. If I lose my job and get on food stamps, I’m not selling my paid off car to make someone feel better. Not ditching my iPhone that I bought off eBay either.

@heavensbvnny Perfectly

nobody talks about how weird it is being ~kinda~ suicidal. it’s not like you plan on doing it but everything just feels heavy and exhausting and you wouldn’t mind if something happened but on the other hand you can’t go because you have pets and loved ones. do i make sense.

@ThrillaRilla369 Mine is still OBSSESSED with General Hospital.

Did anybody else’s mom watch ‘Days of Our Lives’ or some other “story” every day when you were growing up?

@omgsidewalks My great great uncle was born in 1896. He had property with a pond that we went fishing in. He loved the Braves - he was all I could think of in their “Worst to First” year.

Just out of curiosity, who out there has spoken with someone born in the 1800s during your life ??

@JfkPascalNajadX That doesn’t bother me so much. End the spyware bs and I’ll be more appreciative.

🚨 JUST IN: President Trump TERMINATED the Obama-era mandate that pushed auto start-stop systems into vehicles. You know the one. You stop at a red light. Your engine shuts off. Every. Single. Time. Doesn’t matter if you hate it. Doesn’t matter if it wears down the starter. Doesn’t matter if you have to turn it off manually every time you start the car. It was forced in the name of “efficiency.” Trump just ended it. No more government telling automakers how to design your engine. No more being annoyed at every stoplight. Build better cars. Let consumers choose. Common sense is back.

@TarynA83 Maybe notify you a few months ahead of time but they are legally adults and entitled to make decisions about their health. I started working with mine on filling out the forms and stuff like that at 16. Stepped back and them talk to the doc. Part of transition to adulthood

@Randoms404 Yes, and our oldest filled them out. Wouldn’t it be easier to ask first than automatically assume and kick parents out?

My second born turns 18 today! Happy “the whole medical complex (from your eyes, to your teeth, to your health provider) is notifying me that I have no access to your medical records” day. (But they still want you on my insurance and for me to pay…. 🤔)

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Be honest, how many times do you eat at McDonalds every month?

@Arkypatriot @TarynA83 I priced it out and it’s cheaper to keep them on your insurance than to have a separate policy at least till they get a job with benefits.

@TarynA83 I never understood that keeping them on your insurance till they’re 26 why not 36 why not 46 if you’re totally an adult at 21 why is your mommy keeping you on your insurance but yes, this is absolutely crazy pay for it but you have no access to their records