Yes, but my errors are already pre-compounded by going to grad school to get a poli sci doctorate, switching subjects and schools, finishing neither, and ending up with an astounding amount of student loans and nothing to show for it. Watching the debate will be neutral at best on my life choices.
It's already been quite drained. If Louisiana's population had grown at the same rate as the nation since 1980, it would have nearly 1.7 million more people than it does now. Not sure the conservative plan for the state involved systematic depopulation, but that's what they've got.
Feather walls. Not durable, not useful, and... just not. My spouse loved Vern's designs, but I don't remember any of his, but a Hildy design never leaves your head no matter how hard you try. And now I wonder if a sign I saw once was a former Hildy design: House for Sale Full of Mold Cash Only
Part Johnny Donuts and part Karl Donitz, really...
Bad movie, good experience: going to Evils of the Night (1985) with three friends and finding we were the only ones there. We were not impressed and started making snarky remarks at the film, which were fully deserved. (If you ever see Aquarius Releasing head Terry Levene, tell him he owes me $5.)
Credit my spouse who watched it at the time. The entire series is on DVD, and probably streaming somewhere...
Must've given him a Fred, a Barney, *and* a Dino...
And then immediately flooding it.
I like how it doesn't just add two circuits to get to 15 but restructures them in a sensible manner. Having Michigan and Tennessee in the same circuit really doesn't make sense.