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What if reason is difference, at the source of existence? It wouldn't be logical to be post, because it wouldn't make sense for error to be post - but that being said, suppose error can't be the beginning of reality either.
When I was a child, my aunt & uncle's next door neighbor frequently spoke in a very non-grammatical manner, and she even made fun of herself because she knew of her shortcomings in that department. I never knew whether she uttered these words seriously, or in jest, but she would sometimes open the back door and blurt out, "Has yis et yet?".
if you would have went back I'm sure they would have fixed them for free, they stand behind there work. But but they have a machine they put there tools in to sterilize them..
I guess maybe my standards are a little higher then yours.
why spread false facts.
I keep going on about other things that happen but i have better things to do then argue with u when your not the one that asked the question to begin with.
Some peoples nails cannot keep the gel it their nails.
I think they are asking if Social Security checks are for the month the check is received or for the previous month (in arrears).
It actually only makes a difference if the SS beneficiary dies. The deceased person does not get a check for the month in which death occurs. A check received in June is for the month of May. If a person dies in May (even if it is a minute before midnight on May 31), the estate must return any check received in June.
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