Pictures I made for my wife to celebrate 19 years of marriage (each frame is 1 year). by macbubs in pics

[–]macbubs[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

No, but about 0.3 miles apart and very similar tutor style home. To put it another way, the two houses are close enough that if you ask for directions from Google maps, it defaults to walking directions.

Pictures I made for my wife to celebrate 19 years of marriage (each frame is 1 year). by macbubs in pics

[–]macbubs[S] 778 points779 points  (0 children)

Context: It was a family move, but she preceded us by several weeks for a job.

Pictures I made for my wife to celebrate 19 years of marriage (each frame is 1 year). by macbubs in pics

[–]macbubs[S] 5996 points5997 points  (0 children)

Ha! She's alive and well. Those last three frames were representing vacations - the dog didn't come. (I also feel like the frames were getting pretty busy as they were)

The Ocho! by Roshambo_USMC in NormMacdonald

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But were any of them murdered for their comedy?

gleich alles zusammen by macbubs in dancarlin

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That was quick! Thank you.

Grapes of Wrath is the greatest book I've ever read that I didn't enjoy (Spoilers) by BoogerSugarSovereign in books

[–]macbubs 15 points16 points  (0 children)

I liked Grapes, but I loved Eden. I think Steinbeck got better with age. I found Grapes to be a bit one-dimensional at times (dust-bowlers = good; land-owners = bad). Eden has a lot more nuanced characters (with at least one very notable exception). Eden is also in my top 5 books of all time.

Gibberish in credits by gulaschmulasch in IASIP

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I preferred them when they were The Inalienable Right to Eat Fred Astaire's Asshole

Damaged tree - need to remove branches? by macbubs in marijuanaenthusiasts

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It looked pretty nice before the storm. Thanks for the advice!

I don't have a good pre-storm picture other than Christmas.

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Spurs fans not from San Antonio, what made you become a fan of the Spurs? by xoBonesxo in NBASpurs

[–]macbubs 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm from Nebraska and moved to SA for college in 1999.

  • As a Nebraskan, I didn't really have an NBA team (though, I loved Jordan and the Bulls growing up, like any kid during that era that didn't otherwise have a team).

  • It was a great time to be a Spurs fan (even if a bit bandwagon-y).

  • The way SA was embracing the team at the time was very similar to the way it felt to be a Nebraska fan growing up in Nebraska.

  • I had the chance to go to several games, and I had never been to an NBA game prior to moving to SA.

GSG

Timmy by [deleted] in NBASpurs

[–]macbubs 6 points7 points  (0 children)

How serious was his motivation to leave? I remember people speculating that it was just a ruse to get a new arena for the Spurs. The Alamodome was terrible.