rogvalentin

Wonderful! Gives a new meaning to the expression "Eat your heart out!"

This sounds like a praiseworthy venture. A cleaner environment is good for everyone, and helps keep away animals such as rats. Best of luck with making it happen!

The trend is upwards, even taking into account the dips when people take profits. As more and more payment cards become available, it is possible that that will continue. Let's hope so, anyway!

The Brock Turner outcome shows how much this needs correcting. I have upvoted and resteemed this.

They are certainly not exactly welcome in other forums, and there's that "prove you're a human" captcha thing, which also a big indicator. They simply (IMO) seem to be a way to get money out

I've always wanted to try this. It stubbornly remains on my bucket list. I need to set a deadline of getting it ticked. Although I'm coming to the conclusion that maybe one of those tandem skydives and

Ha ha! Good question! Like those films where a mountaineer supposedly climbs a peak "solo"...

Ha ha! Good question! Like those films where a mountaineer supposedly climbs a peak "solo"...

I would imagine it was a very long minute? :-)

Cool, uncluttered picture with one main subject and no distracting background details! It reminds me of a tongue-twister I use on my Korean students: "Red Lorry, Yellow Lorry"...!

Makes me glad I'm male!

Life, the Universe, and Everything: it could be 42. Unless its the 84 in your handle..? Yeah...going with 84! BTW I've been to Fukuoka a few times from Korea: is that a name connected with luck too?

Definitely don't try this at home! :-)

In the medium to long term, history indicates that trends go up.

You have a tray! Mr Stevens would be proud of you! (on the very slim chance you are wondering Whisky Tango Foxtrot...Eddie Izzard, the Death Star Canteen!)

...but the food was stuck? needing a visit to the hospital? Is everything ok?

Pepper-on-knee (but sadly, no pizza)... I'm smirking because you shouldn't laugh at your own puns. Or any puns, for that matter. So I'm told...

Diabetes type 1 is genetic, and may or may not kick in. The pancreas gradually ceases to produce insulin. Diabetes type 2 is more likely to happen when the amount of insulin your body produces (and continues

They are very good are remembering where Things Are Kept. I had a pair of cats once that collaborated with each other at times, almost as if they had formed a plan. And a friend had two siamese that worked

It's great to see the diversity of creative output, all the challenges, drink in the art and photos. And to get rewarded for upvoting? Priceless, as the advert says.