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The problem with statements like this is that they only ever seem to be made by narcissists who thinks work is only those efforts that directly benefit them. The end of my "work day" is when I start my other job of working for myself. I manage my home, I take care of my garden, I put effort into maintaining or improving my physical and mental well being, I foster and build the relationships in my life that I care about, etc. All of that is work, it's just work that I do for myself and don't get a paycheck for.

Cut from consideration over concerns of immigration status.

Personally, I consider family to be a social group more than a biological relationship. I have relatives that I've never met in my adult life that I don't consider family. Conversely, there are people I consider family that were brought into my life through marriage, adoption, and close friendships.

The big ones for me were joint pains, chronic headaches, and cramping that made me feel like I needed to take a painful crap. For some strange reason, that last one only occur in the middle of the night and it would last for a good hour or so.

Drink water.

So many odd physical conditions ended up being the result of dehydration and went away once I started drinking water throughout my day. I was in my 30s when I learned that one.

So true. If you are lacking knowledge on a topic, asking questions is always the best approach.

None.

When a man lies he murders some part of the world.

-- Merlin (Excalibur, 1981)

If you know something to be false and try to pass it off as truth, that is lying. It doesn't matter how you phrase it or try to hide behind symantics like "I'm just asking questions" or "it's just a hypothetical".

That being said, it does not mean that you cannot contribute to a conversations if you are not an authority on a subject. If you are not sure or cannot recall a credible source for your information you can preface your comment with something like "I never confirmed the validity of this, so I may be completely wrong, but...".

I am really curious what "beliefs and faith" people think Trump is going to champion. I keep hearing similar statements but nobody (except racists) ever goes into what those beliefs are or why they think Trump will uphold them.

Former President Trump said the “biggest mistake” of his presidency was picking “bad, disloyal people” to join his administration.

(source)

It boggles the mind that anybody would be expecting Trump to consider anything but loyalty for his appointments.

I imagine the conversations going a bit like "You are going to be part of my cabinet. I'm told it's not the type of cabinet you put things in, but a group of people that make decisions and handle all the boring stuff. My cabinet is going to be the best most beautiful cabinet anyone has ever seen. Here's the hat with available positions. Let's see what you get."

Wait. They are serious? The Onion actually bought InfoWars and this is not the typical joke Onion article?

A few more famous people with 2 first names:

• Anne Frank
• Bob Dylan
• Dylan Thomas
• Billy Joel
• George Harrison
• George Michael
• Elton John
• Missy Elliot
• Meg Ryan
• Kevin James
• Elizabeth Tyler
• Liv Tyler
• Steven Tyler
• Carey Grant
• Hugh Grant
• Mariah Carey
• Diana Ross
• Dean Martin
• Steve Martin
• Grace Kelly
• Alexander Hamilton
• Larry David