That ' s a big ass turkey <| sep |> Which will further fracture whenif successful third and fourth parties can get elected . 25 % of folks got us Trump . Imagine what a feverish and angry 12 % might get us if there were two more parties . David Duke for fucking President ? <| sep |> That ' s a Black Mirror episode . <| sep |> Oh yes ! uwinterspite and ud 1 rtrunn 3 r gave me some advice and I ' ve had my Thule Chariot since before he was born . Some friends loan me kids from time to time to practicelet them borrow my little guy for snuggles . <| sep |> Ah , ok , that makes sense . We got milk every day at lunch , it wasn ' t a special occasion thing . iirc on pizza day most of us got pop instead . The whole milk thing was a a pretty big deal in elementary school life there was a weekly milk monitor from each class who was responsible for getting the milk and bringing it to the room from the main delivery area , there was a recycling monitor who collected the empty bags and brought them for recycling , there was a milk draw every morning on the announcements where you could win a dairy themed prize usually a pencil or eraser with a cow on it , and there were the milk tickets you had to buy to actually get your milk . There was a lot of milk related stuff going on every day . Edit I haven ' t thought about this for about 20 years , but now I ' m super curious about how it all worked . I seriously just texted my friend who went to Catholic school down the street from me who now lives in Australia to ask if they had milk at lunch time . I ' m wondering if we ever talked about this as kids or if I just assumed she had it too .