Hmm, I'll have to try that.
Hmm, I'll have to try that.
THOSE GODDAMN THINGS. I never saw that version of them, but the Costco bargain version was a fixture in my parents' house throughout my childhood. My mother seemed to be under the impression that it was actual fruit juice.
Now that you mention it, I can't remember the last time I used my microwave at home for anything but running a timer for whatever was in the oven. Even leftovers tend to get warmed up in a frying pan. Other than heating up my lunch at work, my day is basically nuke-free.
I'm sad to say that I'm nearly finished my second playthrough of the series (yeah, I came late to Mass Effect) and it took me a minute of "Who the fuck was Tim?" to figure out you meant the Illusive Man.
I'm very sorry, but the other commentors appear to have reached the conclusion that you are a male, and thus not allowed to have a part in this conversation except as a villain.
My greatest regret about this post is I can only "star" it once.
I really hope you spent the next week making crude werewolf jokes back at him.
Up until grade 5, seeing the occasional pad commercial on TV has led me to assume that women would periodically pee blue fluid, over which they had very little control, and thus needed the pads as a sort of modified diaper.
No matter which one they chose to represent first, people like you would come out of the woodwork and say "Wait, you're representing X before having any representation for Y? You racist bastards."
Because the people who do like it are wrong, and should find better ways to spend their time.
That show is complete garbage. Unfortunately, the majority of people are insecure idiots who like it because they get to feel superior to the kind of people who, in the real world, make modern life possible. For example, my alcoholic aunt who gets to feel like she's "better" than an astronaut because she's never been…
Agreed. Like, I know to expect that from a Hamilton Nolan article (and to subsequently never, ever click one) but it's sad to see other writers heading down that path.
If it were any other product line in the store, they'd be treating it like the non-story it is. Ms Ryan even comes close to acknowledging that it's a non-story by including Target's explanation of what happened.
I'm not exactly a frequent McDonald's customer, but every location I've tried this at has known what I meant: Just tell them you want it "dressed like a Mac."
Hey, who turned out the lights?
"I could use the extra cash"
Man, tell me about it. I keep trying to get information about how to apply for my White Patriarchy bonus check, and all I've gotten so far is barred from six or seven Service Ontario offices.
PETA are not known for their critical thinking skills in any universe.