#this lady gets it

[cecoeur]

‘Girlfriend hand on stomach pose’ is exactly what I would default to in a photo op with him as well 🙂‍↕️

[conboyage]

I don’t care about earnin, I’m sure it’s a terrible scam I don’t know, but I do thoroughly appreciate making the ad someone dismissively smarming it up in doubt about their app working right as I smarmily skip the ad. I always make sure to do the face with her

[donotlookaway]

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[hellodystopianfuture]

[halleyrae]

I do not want people to be agreeable, as it saves me the trouble of liking them.

Jane Austen

[sweatonthelawn]

Suburban jurisdictions that now require little of the next corporate campus other than plentiful parking can demand more. For instance, they can use zoning codes to require pedestrian, bicycle and mass-transit links to adjacent residential developments. Add to the mix new public spaces, a greater diversity of uses, and transit between multiple employment centers and residential districts — not only to and from the downtown — and suburban corporate offices could initiate a wave of reform. While suburban offices will continue to exist, some corporations can re-occupy city centers that they abandoned two generations ago. Development parcels, vacant offices and economic subsidies lie waiting in cities like Cleveland, Hartford, Raleigh, N.C., and Birmingham, Ala. These downtowns are well served by transit and pedestrian connections, a mix of retail and service uses, and a surprising amount of newly built and renovated housing where workers can live.

To Rethink Sprawl, Start With Offices - NYTimes.com