Yeah! I like my fake validation and fake likes from anonymous friends over here on lemmy. Fake friends are overrated.

If you think he is selfish now, just wait till you're 2 years into the relationship. Everything will be "mine" and he will control the house.

Article says the following was breached:

Detailed location logs showing exactly where and when cars were parked.

Personal information of owners, such as names, email addresses, and phone numbers.

Insights into users’ routines, workplaces, leisure spots, and even sensitive visits, such as government offices, hospitals, and private establishments.

That is a lot of information about a person's life.

Which animal is telling women to dye their hair? Get high lights or low lights. Possibly a gecko or a zebra?

Also which animal tells us to curl our straight hair or straighten our curly hair?

I'd like to have a meeting with these animals.

If the first child is intelligent and a competent designer, then the second child will be safe. There are no issues here. Just 2 children who trust each other.

Never heard of boy kibble.

Cooking is good for all genders.

But who woke the knocker uppers up on time?

It wasn't necessarily unlimited texting either. Some plans had a fixed amount of texts per month.

Garza got fired for bringing up concerns to HR. Stories like these is why people lose trust in HR.

Lowering interest rates would cause inflation to get higher. The whole point of increasing interest rates is to slow down inflation.

To be fair, that's a call and not a text.

I'd like to see the same chart done but with EQ (emotional intelligence).

I have no idea how to use this, but this is amazing!

So taxpayers paid over $103M on over 24 partisan advertisements.

That's a lot of money spent on ads that could have gone to services and improved Ontario.

And for favours. Do you ask or demand a favour?

That looks like a wonderful hike.

This looks like a baby names list and it looks like her baby will be named Caleb. Lol

Its even in alphabetical order.

The office concluded Canadian Tire had attempted to convince consumers that sale items were on deep discount by including an artificially inflated regular price on its advertising material.

Analysis of sales data showed that the products in question were rarely sold or advertised at the so-called regular price.

Under the agreement reached between the parties, Canadian Tire admitted liability for five of the products under investigation, including Henckels and Cuisinart knife sets, Lagostina and Heritage cookware, and a Dewalt cordless drill.

Canadian Tire can choose to be less obvious by advertising at the "regular price" more. Or by showing a lower regular price. Or continue this practice because $1.3M doesn't hurt their profits.

This is the way.

I am giving out a baggy with:

• full size chocolate bar
• chips
• popping candy
• sour patches
• rice Crispie

All my neighbour's do baggies with stuff in them too. One puts a loonie in. It's a competition.

Dow Jones is still up 6.21% over past 6 months, or 2.44% year to date, however you want to look at it.