500 USD per what?

No. I am a home body who loves my things

No not at all.

I started playing MUDs in the late 90s and moved into EverQuest. That game was a ton of fun but I was never an addict of the game. I never did any raiding in EQ I just didn’t have the time.

I will never forget going to a Wizards of The Coast in the early 2000s. If you didn’t know Wizards of the Coast, It was a chain of a games store that would have a bank of PCs that you could play video games on and a bunch of games for sale.

Anyway I met a guy playing EQ in wizards of the coast whose character had a funny colored name over its head. He got the name color because his character had been logged in for a total of 500 days. I thought it was game days. No that was real life days.

At that time EQ was only 3 years old. He had spent 1.5 years of that time logged into the game………

I was amazed at his addiction.

Anyway I was a big Warcraft fan so I got WoW the moment it was released and again I was always a casual. I had too much to do.

I played Vanilla for a year or two and I cancelled my subscription and I would come back for every expansion for a while. I didn’t really start raiding until Mist of Pandora. That was after my kid went off too college so I had more free time.

I loved raiding. I was never great at it. But I had my own guild and we had 20 folks who I raided with twice a week for years. The last expansion I played was Legion.

I quit and returned briefly for Dragon Flight and just kind of hated it.

I loved WoW.

Were things that bad for women in the 40s? OMG yes it was. We are on the other side of the women’s lib movement and the civil rights movement.

The inequities in banking alone is all you need to know.

Thing is it wasn’t much better for single women than married women. It sounds to me like your great grandma knew how to leverage the bedroom too her benefit.

It is disgusting how things have radically shifted back now. The amount of sexism and racism that goes on now is terrible.

Where?

Good point.

OP where are you from.

You don’t often see stickers on cars?

Are you sure it isn’t the logo of the National Education Association? That is the largest teacher’s Union in the US.

Also there are many regional and local. Teachers organizations that will use a stylization of an apple as their logo.

I don’t know if I have a set threshold. It is more like a gradual process of transitioning from an acquaintance that I have common interest with to now they are someone I seek out.

Brainstorming a more concrete answer to your question. The person has to:

• Not be a pain in the ass
• enjoy similar things that I do.
• have good personal hygiene
• be reliable
• activity contribute to the relationship
• treat people and animals well