It should be “we’re sorry for being fucking idiots, and we’ll try to be better human beings”

This is exactly what I do in the winter, especially to get the salt off.

That’s why the 86 is only good for downhill mountain races, and delivering tofu.

I didn’t mind her character at first, and I can see why you’d want to have your telepath at arm’s reach when you have to negotiate with bad guys every so often, but I really liked that they “levelled up” her character later, when she went for officer training, and started wearing the starfleet uniform later.

While I liked the stairs and that it did shine a light on the ridculous buereaucracy involved, the guy that built them wasn’t an engineer or carpenter in any way, and they kinds looked rickety at best. I can only imagine how safe they’d be once winter hit and they were covered in ice.

Yah but the question isn’t “hey how hard is this to make?” because I’m sure it’s beyond Matt to build it himself. The question is “who the fuck did he get to install it” and what kind of fucking work request is that?

Definitely! Opposite George had it fucking going ON!

I saw it at home, a friend downloaded it. It wasn’t the most awful film, it kept me entertained, Dracula was indeed stupid though.

1) Pick a theatre you have to drive to. Like not one attached to a mall or subway/bus line/downtown, one that you’d need to be a somewhat responsible adult to actually get to. It cuts down on the riffraff who’d talk through a movie or do stupid things like shine laser pointers on the screen. Which leads me to:

Not my story, but a teenage friend had saved up enough money to buy a used Honda Accord hatchback (couldn’t tell you the year or anything, this was early 90s though) and to cover costs he had a pizza job.

I did this growing up, only with regular peoples’ cars, after they pulled up to a stop sign.

Frankly I’m surprised this wasn’t in the article. Good job posting it!

....what?

See here’s the thing. “Temporary” means: everyone buys it, then turn it back on.

I still play Pokemon Go when I’m out walking the dog, because hey, why not? I cannot tell you the number of times I’ve seen a gym taken over when nobody is physically nearby, or just from drivers who never leave their car, in my neighbourhood.

I saw it in the arcade. I don’t remember specifically if I played it myself or just watched others play it, it seemed pretty complicated and it was 50 cents vs a quarter that most games were, and I was definitely no rich fatcat at 9.

It wasn’t guesswork though. The game prompts you with which way you have to move or which button to press, but you have like a quarter second to do it, and if you mess it up you die.

This seems like the easiest way you could detain absolutely anyone, since it’s been shown most major bills in the U.S. have trace amounts of cocaine on them.

This reminds me of Temple Grandin and her squeeze machine. Highly recommend the Temple Grandin movie btw.

This reminds me of Temple Grandin and her squeeze machine. Highly recommend the Temple Grandin movie btw.