Nancy the Retired Editor @NancyEditor8

Hello @Uber , @UberSoc , @UberFacts ,,,,can I use the balance of my Uber Wallet to pay for an order on UberEats? Please explain it to someone not e commerce saavy.

Just got my monthly EOB from my medical insurance. A Ex that I would pay $15 for out of pocket costs my insurer $1.98. Why can't we use AI to fix this?

This is why I buy books.

HOSTIS @hostis_black

a month ago

On May 20, Amazon ended support for every Kindle made in 2012 or earlier. The devices can no longer buy, borrow, or download books. Reset one to factory settings and it will never log back in. The screen still works. The hardware is fine. Amazon reached across the internet and

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@WOODTV The most severe wx has passed. Now I hear the sound of my mailman's postal truck trundling up the street. How about a shout out to USPS workers out there in all sorts of bad weather!!!

Please explain. If ICE is deporting people, why to they need these facilities?

Sammi🦋 @StoriesBySammi

2 months ago

🚨 We knew the warehouses were coming. Now they’re here. And one American town just took the federal government to court to fight back. Social Circle, Georgia. Population 5,500 humans. The warehouse ICE bought there? Capacity 10,000 humans. The detention facility would hold

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Our cats played with the rolled up foil.

Luce @lucyshow11

2 months ago

Did you know? 🤔 Ding Dongs weren't always wrapped the way they are today... When they debuted in 1967, each cake came in its own shiny aluminum foil wrapper crinkly, cool to the touch, and oddly satisfying to peel open. 🔥 That iconic foil stuck around for decades and became

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Post pics of the journey please!

Bruce Crossing @SenatorCrossing

2 months ago

These people are setting voyage from Bay City, Michigan to (checks notes) Oklahoma?

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Anyone have a pattern for this hat?

Bunsen, Beaker, Bernoulli & Brix @bunsenbernerbmd

2 months ago

Adapt and overcome with the help of an adorable hat.

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I'd be happy if airlines bought back comfortable seats.

Archaeo - Histories @archeohistories

3 months ago

The Golden Age of Travel was extravagant in every way. Legroom was plenty. Flight attendants donned knee-high boots and dresses designed by Pierre Cardin and Dior. And the food! Sunday roast, charcuterie boards, fruit platters, lobsters, dessert carts, free-flowing champagne and

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Way to go Dad!!!!

The Husky @Mr_Husky1

3 months ago

Last month my husband watched me unbox another Halloween costume order and lost it. "Every single year," he muttered, waving the receipt. "Do you know what we could do with this money?" I was about to defend myself when our daughter skipped in announcing she wanted to be a

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Last month my husband watched me unbox another Halloween costume order and lost it. "Every single year," he muttered, waving the receipt. "Do you know what we could do with this money?" I was about to defend myself when our daughter skipped in announcing she wanted to be a Cabbage Patch Kid. Of course she did. Those wigs alone cost a fortune. Later that night, I found him in my craft room — the one where I prep orders for my shop. He was staring at my bins of leftover supplies. "What about all this yarn?" he asked, holding up a bundle of yellow. "That's for customer orders," I said. "But you have SO much extra." Before I could argue, he grabbed an old headband and started wrapping yarn around cardboard. "I saw someone do this once," he said, not looking up. "How hard can it be?" I left him to it, honestly expecting disaster. The man could barely sew on a button. Two hours later, he called me back. I'm not saying it was perfect — some loops were definitely longer than others, and the purple ribbons were tied on with what looked like fishing knots. But somehow, someway, he'd created actual Cabbage Patch pigtails. "See?" he said, grinning like he'd just invented electricity. "Zero dollars. Zero complaints." When our daughter saw it the next morning, she literally fell over with excitement. "I'M A REAL CABBAGE PATCH BABY!" He shot me that look — you know the one. The "I told you so" without saying it. Fine. Maybe he had a point. Maybe love sometimes looks like your stubborn husband teaching himself wig-making at midnight just to prove that creativity beats credit cards. Y'all please compliment him in the comments — he's reading every single one and getting the biggest head about this whole thing. But seeing him proud of himself? Worth every "I told you so" I'll be hearing for the next decade. Credit - Jeanette McAllister

Paul's RC cars and trucks made it to Arizona.

"We can bring a menu outside to you, and you can wait and we'll bring your meal out to you." That's what a taco place in a trendy shopping district told me on a chilly fall day. Other people were going inside where it was warm and enjoying their meal there. My only option was to wait outside and eat my tacos in the cold. I declined. Nobody wants to sit out on the sidewalk in the cold eating their taco. It's not that I was dressed inappropriately or smelled bad. I wasn't drunk or unruly. It wasn't even the service dog quietly sitting beside me. The reason I couldn't go in was that there was a single small step in front of the door and no way my power wheelchair could get up it. A portable ramp would have easily mitigated the situation, but the restaurant wasn't required to have one so they didn't. If any member of another marginalized community was told they needed to stay outside, there would be protests and people would be up in arms. But here it's seen as completely acceptable when it comes to people with disabilities. There's hundreds, maybe thousands, of buildings like this in our city that are off limits to people like me. This week our Alberta government voted on accessibility legislation that coulda have changed that by making reasonable attempts to remove barriers a requirement, like in this case, having a portable ramp. The entire UCP party voted no. Instead of voting yes to making our province more accessible, they voted to continue segregating people with disabilities when there are reasonable alternatives to include them. This legislation wouldn't have meant small businesses needed to spend mass amounts of money to completely rebuild their locations. Not every place can become completely barrier free. Legislation would have meant making efforts to do feasible things to remove barriers and have staff trained on how to provide accommodations. Things like a portable ramp, or a large print paper menu at the coffee shop whose menu is written on a chalkboard that could be difficult for some people to see. It might mean the next time the lines in a parking lot are repainted, the accessible stalls need to be brought up to current standard. Most people have no idea how inaccessible many things are until one day they become disabled and suddenly even accessing essentials becomes a huge challenge. It would have taken decades, but this legislation would have started the ball rolling to address a lot of these issues. This isn't just about not being able to get tacos though, it also means job opportunities. Up to 70% of the built environment has major barriers. In these places you will find accountants, insurance agents, small retail shops, and a variety of other businesses and services. Sure, the Human Rights Act says there is a duty to accommodate to the point of undue hardship, but that means instead of having a plan in place and offering accomodations, people with disabilities are left to ask, plead, or beg. When told no, the only recourse is a Human Rights Complaint which can take over a year before they even advise if they accept your complaint, and likely another year or so before it's addressed. Because of this, most times it's easier to just go without than trying to negotiate for that accommodation. At some point everyone becomes disabled, even temporarily. That shouldn't mean that you suddenly become a second class citizen. But this week our government re-iterated that it's more acceptable to have a disabled person left outside than it is to require a business to get an inexpensive threshold ramp. I really try hard to be independent and be productive, but it's really freaking hard. I suspect the majority of those that voted against this bill wouldn't have the resiliency to cope with a significant disability if it hit them. But enough said. This second class citizen has dogs to train and obedience trials to get ready for because despite being disabled, I'm dedicated, talented and good at this. -Admin

@owroot I am visiting AZ relatives in the middle of triple digit heat since the second day if the trip. Your photo is helping me cool down. 😉

The last 10 days in Michigan: Windows open ✅ Windows shut ✅ Tornadoes ✅ Blizzard ✅ Ice storm ✅ 70mph winds ✅ Tornado watch ✅ Severe T-Storm watch ✅ 70F✅ 20F ✅ Below zero wind chills ✅ Hail ✅ Sleet✅ Rain ✅ Spring ✅ Fall ✅ Winter ✅ Lakeshore flood advisory ✅ Local area emergency ✅ Dense Fog ✅ Flood warnings ✅ Thundersnow ✅ Power outages ✅ Severe wx and winter wx at the same time ✅ 5 mile suspension bridge closed multiple times ✅

I want a Podzilla for Christmas. @LEGO_Group or Erector Sets, please start working on this!!! Thanks @PODS !!

Does the company also make employees pay to fix the copier when it stops working? If the toilet starts leaking does HR track down the last employee that used it before the problem was noticed?

black @KrishnaKum30612

4 months ago

@Simon_Ingari Well the HR is not wrong. You broke the machine and you expect the company to pay? So everyday some dumb arse who doesn't know how to operate a coffee machine breaks it, the company shd pay for your stupidity?

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@RpsAgainstTrump

So there's money for new Secret Service clothing but no money for standard, identifiable uniforms for ICE staff?

Feisty is proud to be a Democrat! @FeistyLibLady

4 months ago

We already know America's queen of cosplay and horrible DHS Secretary. Kristi Noem splurges on planes to be in the mile high club. But now she is going to spend taxpayer dollars to buy new suits for Secret Service agents. The only reason she is buying the suits is she doesn't

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@Svengoolie How about this movie some Saturday?

Love Classical Music and Movies 🎺🎻💖🎥🎬 @AlexTran677026

5 months ago

The most insane movie of the 80s😅

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