

There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here. If you haven’t already though, I would recommend you live together for some time first. Alone. Because you’ll need to understand how to get along when you’re with each other all the time.


There’s no one-size-fits-all answer here. If you haven’t already though, I would recommend you live together for some time first. Alone. Because you’ll need to understand how to get along when you’re with each other all the time.


That’s like, $10,000!



Now where did I place that consultant…


Street smart


Maybe dip some bread in it


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We’re gonna need a bigger bite.
More coming soon. Or not. I don’t owe you shit.


It isn’t illegal everywhere. Even in the US it can be used under certain circumstances.


Que le dijo un pez a otro pez?
Nada!
What did one fish say to the other? Nothing(/Swim)!


Underground 80s radio
Virtual Privates Network


Get her started on the “exclusive club” membership scam. She makes a “Super Secret Smart Kids Only Club” in the backyard, charges neighborhood kids $5 to join, promises amazing activities and snacks. First meeting is just them sitting in a circle while she explains the “rules” for 10 minutes, hands out one Oreo each, then says they need to pay another $3 for “premium membership” to unlock the good stuff. The good stuff never materializes but somehow kids keep showing up… What? Oh… GIFT, I thought you said… Nevermind.
I remember reading somewhere that you should combine this (doing an activity) with wearing something that signals another interest. The idea is that you’ll potentially find people where you already have 2 common interests. For example, going to this hackerspace with a concert t-shirt for one of your favourite bands. And lastly, if you want a deeper connection, you can’t be afraid to be vulnerable.