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Nope. Here in California, there is not likely to be rain again until November at the earliest.

I'm not opposed to requiring ID for in-person voting, but I think there are some conditions that should be met first:The ID should be free. There should not be a cost of entry to voting, that's essentially a poll tax. An expired ID should not prevent vote...  moreI'm not opposed to requiring ID for in-person voting, but I think there are some conditions that should be met first:The ID should be free. There should not be a cost of entry to voting, that's essentially a poll tax. An expired ID should not prevent voters from voting, it’s not like one’s identity typically changes much. New IDs should automatically be issued upon moving, a name change, and expiration. IDs should be easily obtainable (or at least able to be ordered and mailed to one's home) at city hall or something, programs can come to high schools to sign people up (they do so for voter registration, should be the same with ID). It's weird that in America an "ID" is the same as a license to drive. Not everyone drives. We should have ID issued to everyone regardless of whether they drive. If someone doesn't have an ID, they should be able to present something else like a utility bill or a credit card statement or passport or something along those lines.  less

Don't forget the half-Asian asexual. :)

Yes. I have a friend who lives in Wisconsin and is getting married this summer. I plan on attending the wedding. I will probably also go to Lake Tahoe with my parents in June. It's been a while since I visited family in Japan, but I don't think I wil...  moreYes. I have a friend who lives in Wisconsin and is getting married this summer. I plan on attending the wedding. I will probably also go to Lake Tahoe with my parents in June. It's been a while since I visited family in Japan, but I don't think I will be able to this year.   

Yes. I'm a domesticated Nevan. :P

7, maybe. I'm no chef but I've cooked a variety of different things, I seem to learn techniques easily, and I've been cooking since I was a kid. 

Why does the number of drop boxes need to be reduced?

My personal preference is that it be done by economic level rather than racial group, but I am not going to try and prevent private money being used to support certain people based on ethnic background. If a group that advocated white supremacy initiated ...  moreMy personal preference is that it be done by economic level rather than racial group, but I am not going to try and prevent private money being used to support certain people based on ethnic background. If a group that advocated white supremacy initiated a similar benefit, my problem with it would be the group's ideology of white supremacy, not the choice of recipients for the benefit itself. This group is not claiming black supremacy, only attempting to help a large impoverished demographic in a specific city.   less

Sure. That applies all around. Modern American politics is all about trying to prevent the other side from doing anything, no matter what it is, no matter if you eventually end up doing the same thing under a different name.

Republicans know that if everyone who was eligible to vote voted, they would never win another presidential election (and many other elections) again. High turnout is bad for Republicans. So they need to think of ways to keep turnout low. 

Who knows? Why don't we give it time to see how it goes instead of immediately putting it down? Stimulus tends to be good for the people who receive it and the economy.

It's privately-funded, so I don't see how a lawsuit would be successful. It's not as if the city is giving taxpayer funds to low-income families. 

Yes, people assume that about me sometimes given my lifelong disinterest in dating or sex with girls, but I don't have any interest in sex because I'm asexual. Not people's first assumption, that's for sure. 

Nope. I received mine on St. Patrick's Day. 

I can't think of anything. Even as a teen, I was not a hotshot speeding everywhere like some of my friends. And I've still never gotten a ticket. 

It's about the same. My life hasn't changed much over the years in many ways. 

It takes about 15-20 minutes to drive from the western end of Sacramento to the eastern on a normal traffic day.

Potentially. I can see myself saying "kids these days and their music. Back in my day we had Katy Perry and Justin Bieber. That was real music". 

I've known since I was a child. I don't have to think about it anymore. 

Yes. I read directions on medicines, nutrition facts, lists of ingredients...

I use a Braun electric shaver. I don't shave very often.

I don't understand the term "people of color" either. It still supports the idea that white people are the default and everyone else is somehow different from them. I don't see how it's an improvement. 

Sure, why not? :P

I have not. But I am not very hairy to begin with. :)

Not even a little bit. I've never smoked and never will. 

I'm fine if it's said to me in this manner:

Soccer. They can be drunken, racist, violent louts. Just seems like a toxic environment overall. 

"You have X months/weeks/days to live". "You're going to need invasive surgery".Thankfully I've been a healthy person for most of my life. There will be time for things to start going wrong...

I enjoy a drink every now and then, but I'm only motivated to drink or get drunk if I'm in a social setting with good friends. Since there's been little of that in the past year, I haven't had alcohol in a long time and I'm fine without it. 

Definitely "indeed". I don't know if I've ever said "my goodness". 

Probably not. Many biracial people can simply be mistaken for one race or the other.I am biracial myself; do I look it? 

If I weren't asexual, I would have the classiest non-threatening pickup lines 

No. I have an air filter that I leave on for white noise, but I wouldn't want the TV on at night. 

A little, not gonna lie. But I also missed not having it afterward. There's something nice about the escape from it all.

Probably a couple days while hiking/camping in the Sierras, knowing there's no service out there. 

The color comes from the fruit.

I'm literally listening to NPR sitting on the edge of my bed in my pajamas with my laptop in my lap. 

Why not? I like going to my favorite sandwich place and ordering a toasted pastrami sandwich in the morning sometimes. :)

That my wisdom teeth came in straight and I didn't need them removed. I have a fear of surgery so I was really dreading that. 

Teaching middle school Latin. When it all went digital I died a little inside. :(

I don't remember my answer at a young age. I can remember saying I wanted to be a teacher when I was a little older. And that is what I do now, so I guess I followed my dream. :)

That name sounds familiar...blast from the AnswerBag past. 

This issue is being blown out of proportion anyhow. The Seuss estate has decided to take a few more obscure books out of print. It isn't top-down censorship. Seuss himself is not being canceled. Seuss was actively anti-racist and published political carto...  moreThis issue is being blown out of proportion anyhow. The Seuss estate has decided to take a few more obscure books out of print. It isn't top-down censorship. Seuss himself is not being canceled. Seuss was actively anti-racist and published political cartoons mocking "America first" attitudes during WWII. He was an interesting person. We won't be writing him off.  

Yes, and I have cucumbers over my eyes. :P

No, I've known a lot of good men in my life. 

I don't, but a toasted pastrami sandwich from my favorite sandwich place sounds good right now. 

I always flush it. I can't stand lingering waste in the toilet. Lol. -_-

I went to a biergarten in December (it was open because it had outdoor seating). That was the first time since before the pandemic.