Aah! That’s right! It was a show my wife liked to watch.
This is always saddening to me. Joseph was told by an angel to escape Nazareth and take refuge in Egypt to escape the slaughter of children by Herod. Jesus Himself was a refugee!
Not Benny, but maybe not LA Law. Maybe some other law office show of the same vintage? The guy had a characteristic way of walking with his hands folded in front of him, and at one point took the big step of handling a case before a judge. There may have been some kind of issue with him becoming agitated and maybe…
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On the NOSE (or other respiratory equivalent)!
Yeah. Wasn’t there a lawyer on “LA Law” who was ‘on the spectrum’? He didn’t normally have to deal with people, so his obsessive attention to detail was a big plus.
Yeah. Chicken wings. It makes all kinds of terrible sense.
At my university student computer lab, I watched in horror as the cleaning person lifted each PC onto its edge to vacuum underneath it, and then dropped them back down on the table. She did this with each computer down the computer lab table. Some of the machines were running at the time.
Maybe it’s to save on home electricity. You set up your dinner, and bring the crock pot to the library to use their electricity. While it’s cooking, you while away the hours reading.
He wasn’t doing this for a rise, he just couldn’t communicate outside of pointing at what he wants. For what it is worth, this guy is a lawyer.
I read the article here, and enjoyed the comments. It’s almost 6 pm.
Oh My GOD! They’re REAL!
I used to work in a crepe/pancake house
It’s more like when Jesus fed the thousands with three fish and four pancakes.
That coulda been me, y’all.
I’ve tried password-protecting attached files (.zip files or .pdf documents, for instance) and sending them. I send the password by a different means, such as a phone call or text message. I have never been able to get the recipient to be able to open them. The whole process of opening a protected file seems…
In the evening, they can order a Kid’s Margarita, per the story by Austin Hargrave
Those Japanese super toilets do everything! I suppose some of the more expensive ones have a Dyson Blade hand dryer as well.
Another detail about Japan is that the toilet is sometimes/often in a room separate from the sink/vanity and the bathtub. The Japanese regard the American all-in-one bathroom to be disgusting, because the toilet is right next to the bathtub!