Since they can’t discount the alcohol, a lot of places will discount certain food items from 5-7. You combine that with a good daily special and you’re in business.
The most fascinating thing I find on the days I work from home is how quickly I can get my work done when I have the option of going somewhere else when I’m done.
The idea of a gifted vacuum gives me the willies because it reminds me of this: my sister in law was given a vacuum for her birthday a couple years ago even though she didn’t ask for one because she casually mentioned to her mom that she had never vacuumed her townhouse about nine months after she moved into it, despite the fact that 3/4 of the place is carpeted. Not only is this disgusting, the un-asked-for vacuum is STILL a major point of consternation in my wife’s family, so it’s just bad all around.
Very underrated in the hubbub about this POS juicer is that it is also Wi-Fi enabled for reasons that are never made clear. I also saw a Wi-Fi enabled freezer today…does the circle jerk that is Silicon Valley actually think that every single thing in your home has to connect to the internet???
Another great aspect of the hotel bar is that they can’t really kick you out if you’re staying there. They realize that if you’re going to be raising hell somewhere on the premises, the bar is probably the place you’re least likely to cause problems (read: cause an angry call to the front desk).
Since they can’t discount the alcohol, a lot of places will discount certain food items from 5-7. You combine that with a good daily special and you’re in business.
Do tell!
The most fascinating thing I find on the days I work from home is how quickly I can get my work done when I have the option of going somewhere else when I’m done.
You forgot about shifting the paradigm.
The idea of a gifted vacuum gives me the willies because it reminds me of this: my sister in law was given a vacuum for her birthday a couple years ago even though she didn’t ask for one because she casually mentioned to her mom that she had never vacuumed her townhouse about nine months after she moved into it, despite the fact that 3/4 of the place is carpeted. Not only is this disgusting, the un-asked-for vacuum is STILL a major point of consternation in my wife’s family, so it’s just bad all around.
Very underrated in the hubbub about this POS juicer is that it is also Wi-Fi enabled for reasons that are never made clear. I also saw a Wi-Fi enabled freezer today…does the circle jerk that is Silicon Valley actually think that every single thing in your home has to connect to the internet???
Do all those musical(!) titles actually have multiple(!) exclamation points?!
Or Newfoundland? They’re an hour and a half ahead of Eastern so I guess that’s worse than death?
Let’s hope you made that last one up, or else (per Dillon) there are only about two to three hundred eligible candidates in the world.
I find that going to Urban Dictionary “out of curiosity” is not something I should ever do on my work computer.
“I hated the word hipster before it was cool to hate the word hipster”
Or ultra thug: http://www.thugkitchen.com/grilled_romaine_hearts_with_avocado_lime_dressing
Going to finish all the tax returns so I can take the next two weeks off.
Looks like the Alaska Football League could also use someone for the “team namer” position http://www.akfootballleague.com/teams.html
Another great aspect of the hotel bar is that they can’t really kick you out if you’re staying there. They realize that if you’re going to be raising hell somewhere on the premises, the bar is probably the place you’re least likely to cause problems (read: cause an angry call to the front desk).