Folding it first like this implies a level of reverence/respect to it that it doesn't deserve. For instance, folding the American flag into a triangle, stars out, then burning it, is how we were taught to respectfully dispose of a damaged flag in Boy Scouts.

I recommend wadding it up, covering it in some bodily fluids, and then burning it while playing Northern victory songs to really treat it properly.

Nope, 69 year old with same name, look at other comments in here for the source

Appeasement never works with dictators.

Watched the trailer and got pretty excited for the game until I saw Ubisoft at the end. Guess I'll wait for the next SW game. Eclipse? Whatever happened with that one.

R u a grill?

If so, charcoal or propane?

Your monuments don't matter you fucking losers.

• a northerner

*Edit monuments not moments lol

I used to think this way, till I actually learned a little bit on how to dance and then how to let go. Don't wanna look like a fool? Learn to two step first, then pick up something simple if you can. Do the "instructions" dances like the electric slide and the hustle. Then learn to use your hips.

Learning to let go was harder, but I found it easier to embrace silliness. I decided I could look dumb on accident or on purpose, and decided on the latter, so did "sweet moves" that would make people laugh - throwing in old disco moves and such (the bus driver).

Then something happened I didn't expect: I actually got decent at dancing. Turns out getting out of your own head is a great way to get loose, and suddenly you're doing your thing and enjoying it, and you're willing to try out other moves that actually do look like you might know something.

Point is, dancing is for everyone, just gotta find the right headspace (and the right music, it's still hard for anyone to dance to music they don't enjoy imo).

That is 100% a puppy.

That can't be a real hairstyle.

So true. I have the barely functioning laptop but the rest I'm woefully short on. Not sure how I'll convince my wife to allow me to get a bisexual gf either but the smg comes first anyway.

Appropriate attire I think. Make sure to leave the top button undone unless you wear a tie. If you're planning on wearing dress shoes you may want to switch to slacks over jeans (if they are jeans, if they're just a slightly more casual pant ignore this), but don't think that's a hard and fast rule or anything, you can still wear dress shoes with jeans if you don't have an in between type of shoe. Your dress socks and shoe color should match your belt, but again there are exceptions to any "rule" of fashion, just keeps it easy tho if you're unsure.

The shirt may be a tad big on you, I'd suggest tucking it in a little tighter unless you have time to get it tailored (just go to a dry cleaner, cheap and usually a few days to turn around, shouldn't be more than like $15ish depending on your area).

I have no idea of your hygiene but as others have said make sure you aren't giving off anything off putting. Deodorant, brush teeth obvi, maybe a small spritz of a light cologne (one spray, no more, spray in the air in front of you and walk under it).

Dang, halfling paladin sounds pretty fun actually, should've done that instead of dragonborn for BG3.