Whiskers can also sense the pulse slowing...as it's helpless victim slumps and slowly succumbs to the merciless killing machine, the rigid needle like terror-hairs foist themselves upon the pulsating jugular, sensing each minute death twitch, invigorating the feline with every labored pulse as life itself wanes before…

In Japantown here in San Francisco there is an escape room game twice a night during the week and several times each day on weekends (I think it's only Wed-Sun though). It's not as cheap as a movie but it's very reasonably priced for SF entertainment (2 hours or so...it's about the same cost as spending that same…

In Japantown here in San Francisco there is an escape room game twice a night during the week and several times each day on weekends (I think it's only Wed-Sun though). It's not as cheap as a movie but it's very reasonably priced for SF entertainment (2 hours or so...it's about the same cost as spending that same…

Because he surely has 250 spare rounds and can outshoot the best pro gun competitors...and I bet nobody in a massive crowd of violent motorcycle riders is carrying, surely not the half dozen undercover cops...I see your logic is sound and well thought out.

Isn't the Crab Nebula part of the Itchy Scrotum Galaxy?

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I think they may not have the need to show that hand yet. The video is "approved for release" (it has been vetted) and this was framed as a tech demo. I imagine they are only proving their guidance system, rather than showing off their new Big Boom.

In my experience, if you are in a position to litigate (meaning you have a reasonably solid belief that another party was responsible for your incident), it is best to sue them all and let the law sort it out. Ford may have more money than the dealership but never ever underestimate insurance companies...that dealer…

How do we know that the man holding the cat isn't just really small?

In an earlier season, Eric compares flying to a human singing: "can all vampires fly?"- goes The Sookeh. "Can all humans sing?" - goes The Rhetorical Northman.

They also help out the sheet metal and keep it from mushrooming. I believe the better solve is a factory chassis support piece like the BMW Motorsport crossbrace (that's what it's called on an E36 anyway, I believe the E30 has a similar bit).

This worked on my girlfriend.

The Hustler Club StripOMatic. I imagine one would have a very hard time being bored in traffic with a stripper pole in tow (the other drivers certainly won't get bored either, it's like one big fun-in-traffic reach around).

14 years and counting. 1998 328is. At this point I will only sell this car if it meets a catastrophic end (nasty wreck, spontaneous fire, sharknado, etc.).

I am also a member of Club Pee-In-a-Brown-Jug! I've never actually met anyone outside of my family that possesses the gene...it passed me and my siblings up but my mother had a mild case while my uncle was straight up vampire (he couldn't even be in the sun without lesions sprouting pretty terribly).

It appears Mr. Musk is consolidating his power and influence in the same manner as one Lemmy Kilmister:

This design even lends itself to the application of some functional accoutrements to serve as the visual apex marker for the exit of the corkscrew (no more "just try to point it at the 3rd tree of the bunch"!). Lovely work.

Enter it into the 24 hours of Lemons...because, well, do I really need to elaborate?