At least that intro tells you something about the upcoming episode by which parts of the map they highlight so you know which characters to expect. In contrast, Westworld might as well just be a giant fart noise after the first two times you see it.
I have an older, refurbished model I snagged last Prime Day. I’d say it’s been pretty handy to have because it’s one less chore I have to worry about. It’s not very powerful, so you should have it run at least 5 times a week to get the best results, and it can get stuck on random things, but you eventually know what things it will have trouble with (socks on the floor, cords) and adjust your space slightly to accommodate it. And there’s something deeply satisfying the first few times you see that it’s actually cleaned and then made it back to its homebase.
As someone who also has mostly hardwood floors, I’d say it’s decent as long as you don’t get the latest/most expensive model.
This list is remiss without mentioning that classic NordicTrack ski machine that every kid climbed onto and immediately fell and smashed their uncoordinated face on. Or maybe that was just me.
Also, John Basedow survived a tsunami, which I can only assume is because of how simple he made fitness.
3 years isn’t so bad. As someone who stayed at their first job for over 5, it’s been helpful to have that on my resume because it helps push back on the “job hopper” stereotype that companies think of for Millennials.
Which really just enables more job-hopping/increasing salary.
The only issue I have with a “craft cocktail” is when it’s a simple cocktail where they’ve swapped out the ingredients with higher-quality components. I assure you, unless you’re got super tastebuds, you aren’t going to notice the difference between a rail bourbon or some exotic one they just up-charged you $5 on to make a type of drink whose literal objective is to mask poorer quality liquor components.
Otherwise, I’m absolutely going to pay a premium on drinks I can’t be assed to make myself. And a drink like the Ramos Gin Fizz that requires over 10 minutes of continuous shaking absolutely fits the bill.
He was arrested for violating the terms of his suspended sentence for contempt of court. He violated it by reporting on a trial that had not yet reached a verdict. The reason those kinds of laws and media blackouts exist is because of the (rightfully so) idea that this kind of reporting can disrupt the outcome of the verdict. So this isn’t related to free speech, it’s related to due process. And the white nationalist Tommy Robinson knows this, but he’s currently loving the media attention. If it was regarding his views (which he has the right to express, as mindboggingly stupid as they are), that’d be one thing, but he could be a dirty red-flag bearing Marxist and the result would be the same here.
To be honest, I don’t know the details of the Count Dakula case, but I’d imagine that there’s a similar answer there.
I mean, self-driving cars have the potential to ease traffic (no more rubber-necking, and all it takes is one jackass to start pumping their brakes to cause a jam) and drastically lower auto fatalities.
We’re years if not decades away from realizing that potential, but I don’t think it’s a matter of “look how lazy we are” so much as “wow, we can do really cool future stuff.”
I kept waiting for the Shyamalan-like twist where it turns out that the over-entitled douchebag who flaunts his money and has the social skills of a feral child turned out to be you looking at your reflection, but it never came. So much for self-awareness.
Strongly disagree on the Caps one. Vegas put on a tacky, cheesy “Medieval Times on ice” show that’s befitting a lower tier Vegas casino rather than a Stanley Cup game. At least Pat Sajak is an actual Caps fan.
And we’re forgetting that Sting and Shaggy performed outside… which is probably for the best…
As long as you’ve got an emergency fund of 4-6 months (it can vary depending on if you have a car and the size of your student loans), then you should try and find a place with roommates. If you don’t, then it really can’t hurt to build that up quickly while living at home.
I try and do my best not to talk about movies that have come out in the past three weeks when I’m using a rideshare. It seems especially shitty to assume that they aren’t people who want to see The Avengers unspoiled.
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Aka “Giant” for those of us not in the New England/New York area.
To be fair, FNL’s intro is roughly 45 seconds whereas the “prestige dramas” have something that’s more than twice as long.
At least that intro tells you something about the upcoming episode by which parts of the map they highlight so you know which characters to expect. In contrast, Westworld might as well just be a giant fart noise after the first two times you see it.
I have an older, refurbished model I snagged last Prime Day. I’d say it’s been pretty handy to have because it’s one less chore I have to worry about. It’s not very powerful, so you should have it run at least 5 times a week to get the best results, and it can get stuck on random things, but you eventually know what things it will have trouble with (socks on the floor, cords) and adjust your space slightly to accommodate it. And there’s something deeply satisfying the first few times you see that it’s actually cleaned and then made it back to its homebase.
As someone who also has mostly hardwood floors, I’d say it’s decent as long as you don’t get the latest/most expensive model.
I agree with half of the title.
This list is remiss without mentioning that classic NordicTrack ski machine that every kid climbed onto and immediately fell and smashed their uncoordinated face on. Or maybe that was just me.
Also, John Basedow survived a tsunami, which I can only assume is because of how simple he made fitness.
Hey, if it was good enough for Dock Ellis to get a no-no, it’s good enough for all of us.
3 years isn’t so bad. As someone who stayed at their first job for over 5, it’s been helpful to have that on my resume because it helps push back on the “job hopper” stereotype that companies think of for Millennials.
Which really just enables more job-hopping/increasing salary.
The only issue I have with a “craft cocktail” is when it’s a simple cocktail where they’ve swapped out the ingredients with higher-quality components. I assure you, unless you’re got super tastebuds, you aren’t going to notice the difference between a rail bourbon or some exotic one they just up-charged you $5 on to make a type of drink whose literal objective is to mask poorer quality liquor components.
Otherwise, I’m absolutely going to pay a premium on drinks I can’t be assed to make myself. And a drink like the Ramos Gin Fizz that requires over 10 minutes of continuous shaking absolutely fits the bill.
He was arrested for violating the terms of his suspended sentence for contempt of court. He violated it by reporting on a trial that had not yet reached a verdict. The reason those kinds of laws and media blackouts exist is because of the (rightfully so) idea that this kind of reporting can disrupt the outcome of the verdict. So this isn’t related to free speech, it’s related to due process. And the white nationalist Tommy Robinson knows this, but he’s currently loving the media attention. If it was regarding his views (which he has the right to express, as mindboggingly stupid as they are), that’d be one thing, but he could be a dirty red-flag bearing Marxist and the result would be the same here.
To be honest, I don’t know the details of the Count Dakula case, but I’d imagine that there’s a similar answer there.
I bet he cooks his steaks well-done and serves them with ketchup.
I mean, self-driving cars have the potential to ease traffic (no more rubber-necking, and all it takes is one jackass to start pumping their brakes to cause a jam) and drastically lower auto fatalities.
We’re years if not decades away from realizing that potential, but I don’t think it’s a matter of “look how lazy we are” so much as “wow, we can do really cool future stuff.”
If you think that’s a situation that remotely involves freedom of speech, then I question what you actually know about that case.
Is that a threat or a promise?
I kept waiting for the Shyamalan-like twist where it turns out that the over-entitled douchebag who flaunts his money and has the social skills of a feral child turned out to be you looking at your reflection, but it never came. So much for self-awareness.
Strongly disagree on the Caps one. Vegas put on a tacky, cheesy “Medieval Times on ice” show that’s befitting a lower tier Vegas casino rather than a Stanley Cup game. At least Pat Sajak is an actual Caps fan.
And we’re forgetting that Sting and Shaggy performed outside… which is probably for the best…
As long as you’ve got an emergency fund of 4-6 months (it can vary depending on if you have a car and the size of your student loans), then you should try and find a place with roommates. If you don’t, then it really can’t hurt to build that up quickly while living at home.
Hipsters drinking PBR has been a staple of hipsterdom for over 10 years.
I try and do my best not to talk about movies that have come out in the past three weeks when I’m using a rideshare. It seems especially shitty to assume that they aren’t people who want to see The Avengers unspoiled.