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Andrew Johnson and Ulysses S. Grant should be included in the choices. They may not be the worst to some people, but they were notoriously known as bad presidents in history, worse than most of the ones in the poll.

I would not. Instead, I consider my current self the worst version of myself, at least according to certain people. I will only get worse.

I would say you are about 1/3 of the way through if you decide to do almost everything in the game. There are a few things you can skip in the 2nd 1/2 of the game. I beat SNES version FFVI to death last century, and I usually wanted to do everything in the game.

I've been called for jury duty several times. The last time, I was called into the court room, but didn't get selected. The time previous to that, I only got to outside the court room because they decided to do the trial without a jury.

Actually, gas prices more than $4.00. It's over $6.00. They are trying to rob us.

By owned, I'm going to count the ones I had in my home and played on many times, which would be only three: NES, SNES, and DSLite. I didn't play the N64, GameCube, Wii, or Switch much because by then, I had left for college and eventually grad school, so didn't get much chance to play. I bought the DSLite some time in grad school and for a few years, I took it with me almost everywhere.

I think I'm most familiar with American cheese, which I like. However, I like a few other kinds of cheese, too, such as cheddar and mozzarella. I think it mostly depends on the food. For example, I seem to like American cheese in sandwiches, but mozzarella and Parmesan on pizzas.

Just my 2 brothers

I first played the PC version of the game late last century. The computer I used was kind of old, so the game, especially the graphics, didn't move very smoothly. After beating it, I started over, but never finished my 2nd play-through mostly due to being too busy with school. It took a few minutes for me to understand the materia system.

WARNING: VERY UNPOPULAR OPINION AND SPOILERS
Unlike everyone, out of all the FF games I've played, FFVII was my least favorite... yes, you read that correctly. There are several reasons, but one of the biggest reason was the scary sneak up and stabbing. Yes, I've long resigned to the fact that I'm a wimp. I can't handle being shocked and startled, because it takes a long time for me to calm down. That's why I don't like surprises. Then, when characters were stabbed, I felt as if I was stabbed in the area myself.

I was glad to finally get out of Midgar. That place was just too dark and creepy, and I couldn't stand most of the songs they played in that area. That is another reason I didn't like FFVII: starting out and being stuck in a dark and gloomy area with battles almost everywhere for a long time.

Actually, the wired and wireless are often combined with other types. For example, I use a wired optical mouse that I've had for years. It came with my computer. Sometimes I use wireless optical mice on other people's computers.

I still have at least one library card (for libraries of different systems). However, I haven't used them for a long time because of COVID-19.

How about instead of saying, "Life's problems aren't solved by running away," how about say, "Many of life's problems aren't solved by running away," or "Some of life's problems aren't solved by running away."

Out of those games, the only ones I've played are Super Castlevania 4 and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Turtles In Time. I'm not sure which one I like better, especially since I'm not the action game type.

I buy whatever sneakers that are cheap and comfortable, and wear them for a long time.

I go through the proper steps. I'm really afraid of losing my important files. I think it's partly from losing files several times in the past. Before flash drives, I used floppy disks to be able to work on my papers at home and school. I remember quite a few floppy disks failing on me, making me lose files. I still use flash drives to work on my files on multiple computers. I'm not comfortable storing my files online.

I would check if I can.

I don't think she is. As for what she did, I'm not sure. People are allowed to be babysitters starting from the age of 12, so I don't think it is wrong to ask a 14-year-old to babysit younger children. However, in this case, she would be looking after 4 kids, and that is kind of too many. If the daughter really has disabilities, then it wouldn't be right.