yeah, I have one, too many friends got screwed by not having evidence. Still, I'd rather not have to use it, especially in a case like this

As a mom, this man gets all the props. Support that momma with all you have. It will make her feel safe. Make your relationship stronger and lead to a beautiful life for your baby to be welcomed into.

I also have had stellar experiences there. Their burgers send it.

the older I get the more I relate to Abe Simpson

I always make sure to grab some popcorn before hopping into a cars and cyclist post. Always a cordial understanding conversation to read through.

Willow lawn Kroger had some a couple days ago

This is the answer. Thank you

This is true, but in the battle of mozzarella sticks, Sheetz has a monstrous victory

Thank you. This has been the general advice I’ve received from the fathers I’ve talked to today; it will be okay, you’ll figure it out, it will be great. It’s still hard for me to believe it, but hearing that message be so consistent among fathers I respect has been reassuring

Yep. They’re all over the country.

Being a dad is fucking awesome. I wasn't really sure I wanted kids most of my adult life. Mid 30s we decided to do it, and I'm so glad we did. Kids are the best. Not going to lie . . . it's not easy, but it's also amazing in so many ways. Seriously, congratulations.

Nobody is ever ready. Even when they think they are. My best parenting advice....don't listen to anyone's parenting advice! You'll figure out what works for you and your new family. Congratulations!

I know you can rent out a movie theater screening room? A friend did it was maybe $100 or so? But another cool option

I don't love that cyclists in Richmond routinely break traffic laws.

However I also fucking hate that it's nearly impossible to safely bike around Richmond, law abiding or not. We are not a bike or walking friendly city and it shows. For god sake, Virginia specifies that bike lanes first and foremost are a motor vehicle disaster recovery zone. I know that I would never feel safe biking down Government Road or Williamsburg Avenue in the bike lanes because people drive like maniacs.

With the amount of traffic, pedestrian, and biker deaths Richmond sees year after year you'd think leadership would consider the system at fault.

> I get that cities are built for cars

This mentality sucks. Lots of cities aren't built for cars -- Paris, Amsterdam, Venice are all examples of this. America needs to catch up. Cars ruin cities.

I do not come to this sub for such deep truths but thank you, this is a great example of how love is a choice we can make rather than something that happens to us

I went and looked around some today while out! It's absolutely everywhere. Funny how I didn't even notice it's abundance until your comment. My world is already a little greener :)

Nobody’s ready. If you think you are, you’re not. But your life’s about to change in the most amazing way possible. Kids are awesome even when they’re assholes.

That's not necessarily a bad thing if their food sources are also huge.

OP, you now have a license to carry a wallet that says Bad Motherfucker on it.

The level of insight into Reddit within this comment is dissertation level.

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Also, The Fancy Biscuit.

Richmond itself isn’t a college town but the Monroe park area is kinda like a college town within a larger city just because VCU owns so much of that area

Abundantly average tbh

Thanks for the reminder to put fresh crumbles in my rain barrel.

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Depending on your budget and group size, Escape Room RVA. My nephew is that age and obsessed with that place.