Reviewing the findings, it looks to me like there are many ways to have said “yes” and been compliant with the regulations in effect. I didn’t infer a desire to prohibit such collaborations.
Reviewing the findings, it looks to me like there are many ways to have said “yes” and been compliant with the regulations in effect. I didn’t infer a desire to prohibit such collaborations.
This glosses over entirely the psychological value of picking a discipline for your life, and adhering to it. It certainly seems to me that while there is an incredibly amount of ...eh, should I call it arbitrariness?... to what lifestyle, ethos, philosophy, diet, and habits one espouses, committing to them and living…
Some of these comments make me think the title of the post needed to include “but you also know you don’t need to not cook corn too” and it makes me kind of grumpy and sad.
Who has two thumbs and is getting Ukrainian for lunch?
...why is it called Parmageddon if it doesn’t involve Parmesan cheese?
...the interview was in an armoured car?
So when that happens on a test drive, who pays for the repair?
Would someone at whatever relevant media empire calls the shots on this sort of thing please put Dr. NerdLove out of its misery.
I’m not going to commit to a incriminating statement on the public record but having worked many years in the public service I will.....stop talking now.
Having read the full transcript of that interview, that was AWESOME.
I’m thinking, based on crossing 100 stars in a short time, its a regional thing.
Oh, I agree with that. I guess I prematurely commented, as what I’ve never actually heard of is leaving a cash tip when charging the bill.
If ever I was to do such a thing I would put a zero on the tip line and ensure the total is correctly filled in.
I have never heard of this before in my many decades on the planet.
Would it have been too much to summarize all the different possibilities of meaning next to each other?
So is this a walking simulator akin to Everbody Has Gone To The Rapture? I love those things. I had to gloss over the review as I avoid reviews of games I intend to play and I’m suddenly quite interested.
(Oddly, Blizzard would not give Jay Wilson permission to be interviewed for this book.)
I don’t know if any one will be reading through grey comments this long after the article went up but I want to ask somewhere - ok so what Bran said to me was that he saw Sansa getting married. Indeed, his description of the even was so vague and cliched that honestly I wouldn’t really be motivated (if I was Sansa) to…
No it isn’t.
There is a really small amount of information to run with here, but there are many many many many ways for the provided statements to be true and the kids and adults to all be absolutely fine. What was provided here read much more like the participation in domestic duties was of interest, not the kids. Respondents…
So what on earth is with the way that one guy is wearing his shirt?