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Yep, I saw Outside Xtra’s Luke (assisted by Ellen) do exactly that last Friday.
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It was also ported to Windows PCs a couple of years ago.
Tired:
Option 1: No-show.
It would also mean three brand new circuits join the calendar, as the recently-completed Zandvoort revamp has yet to be raced on.
And just like that *clicks fingers* your reputation and good will are gone.
I don’t like it. It makes me want to hover my mouse over the spots to learn more about each part.
Has anybody asked her whether it was legal/constitutional to deny hearings for President Obama’s choice for the Supreme Court on the basis that it was too close to a Presidential election, and then, depending on her answer, ask about the legality of Neil Gorsuch or her own nomination to the Supreme Court? I’d like to…
Sloth did it first.
Whoa, I’ve had it in my mind that Fahey couldn’t talk any more. Either I misunderstood or something passed me by. My apologies, and it’s good to hear his voice again.
Torch needs to find a pair, then do a photoshoot.
I also had a ‘73 Scimitar GTE SE5a, which I bought really cheap with the intention of getting roadworthy. I was out of work the next few years and didn’t have the money, then when I had work I didnt have the time. Given I’d already owned it for years, I eventually admitted I also no longer had the inclination. The…
Yep. A further explanation is that, at the time, UK registrations ran from August to July, so the Scimitar’s ‘M’ reg ran from August ‘73 to July ‘74.
I’m reminded of Torchwood: Miracle Day.
I do not have Hades, so I cannot pet the dog, but I do have Torchlight, so I have spoken to the horse.
Have you ever seen the explanation by Jalopnik’s Jason Torchinsky for the cars in Cars? I thought of him as soon as I saw the picture.
Spelunky is the only game I’ve bought due to seeing streamers play it. I love it.
As much as I love Spelunky, I’m not sure I want the sequel. Firstly, the random generation of the original means I shouldn’t get bored of playing the same levels over and over. Secondly, I’m not yet convinced that adding stuff will necessarily make Spelunky better or more fun, because sometimes more isn’t better.