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If I didn’t park my cars in my shop I don’t think I would keep it as clean as I do. To keep the sawdust out of the house I vacuum the floor.
@ the deli counter today, the clerk had no idea what a third lb was
We are DOOMED!
I will rest well every night regardless of who wins by voting for this candidate…
"Mr. Smith goes to Washington"
Nailed it!
Reshared post from +Jim Gaffigan
I feel like I'm watching America's funeral. #debate
My feeble attempt at +100
A great, tough interview for Trump by Charlie Sykes
Comentary http://hotair.com/archives/2016/03/28/audio-when-a-nevertrumper-interviews-trump/
Audio: https://soundcloud.com/620-wtmj/03-28-16-donald-trump-joins-charlie-sykes
Audio: When a #NeverTrumper interviews Trump – Hot Air
“We’re not on a playground. We’re running for president of the United States.”
Yes, hypocrisy
Reshared post from +Ron Lewenberg
Hold #DonaldTrump and Trump supporters to their own standards and hypocrisy
Trump Claims Cruz Is “Owned” by Wall Street… But Look What We Just Learned About Trump
This is huge news…
The genius of markets: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYO3tOqDISE
The main reason we do not need a Trump.
Defend the basics that make this possible: Freedom, and the clearest form we know of, the Constitution.
So why did nobody tell me about this!?!?!?
So I have been playing racquetball for approximately 15 years and have always suffered from jamming my feet into the front of my shoes. Just a couple of weeks ago I ran into a way to tie your shoes to help prevent the great majority of the jamming. It does feel a little different but mostly because the tips of my toes are not being tortured anymore.
It is called a heel lock (I called it a runner’s lock) on your shoelaces.
You know that extra eyelet at the top of your shoes? It actually has a purpose!
The very top laces will not give at all and will keep the tips of your toes from sliding forward by applying pressure to the front part of your ankle.
I found the best results is to snug the shoe laces all the way up, pull the end of the laces up and then down to your heel a couple of times and then tie as usual.
It does present some challenges to loosening your shoe though!
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