To add (and probably duplicate some of the answers I cannot see) to what others have posted you may have to test drive a few bourbons to get some idea of what you like. I happily (for the most part) went through quite a few brands before deciding on my go-to favourites. Also you have to work out how you like to sip…
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To anyone who knows how the system works, will full unredacted transcripts of the Grand Jury proceedings be available for the media to dissect? Will Jez/Gawker/whoever (whomever?) be able to explain or show what evidence was presented, plus if the evidence was accurate/real?
On the subject of problematic/gross commercials, as anyone seen an ad for a product called "Win" or "Wink" (the product has something to do with a remote air conditioning system)? Anyway, it involves a robot leering at a person doing yoga. Very disturbing.
Does anyone ever buy the Cobra plan/can anyone ever afford the Cobra plan? The two times it was offered to me it was roughly over $600 per month for my single self versus about $75 per month for Blue Cross (this was years ago, plus before the ACA which must affect things, at least depending on which state you live…
Is it possible this is a regional or up-to the-area-franchise-owner type thing? I only ask because the McDonald's in our area of NC (an area, the more I read Gawker sites, that I am more and more convinced exists in some weird parallel dimension) still uses the glass pots*, at least behind the counters. Thanks.
Is it okay to like/really enjoy the fun they are having in the video - except for some of the balcony stuff (I am old) - without actually liking this particular song, or will the Beygency punish me in some way?
Not that it really matters but my (really really really old) parents, who have every freaking channel on their cable/satellite/whatever system, are moaning and complaining that they cannot watch this live on NBC (?!?).
Re: the Anna Wintour comments - for the first time I actually recognize shade on my own (that is shade, right?).
Sorry for a dumb question (or a question with an obvious to everyone else but me answer). The header says that Ms. Strong is going to host, but the article reads that she will perform, and when I did a search other descriptions come up (she will "headline", "speak at length", etc.,) along with the perform descriptor.…
I think that is the wrong Kristen - you have linked to a story about Kristen Cavallari, a reality performer, not Kristen Chenoweth.
"Sleeping in your car used to be something that automakers used to be proud of. Seats that reclined into beds were a major selling point for cars like ..."
Sorry, I am confused. Is this ruling changing the (really piss-poor) way it currently works or is it simply maintaining the status quo? Thanks.
I swear I read "youthz" and flashed to the Joe Pesci movie where his lawyer character and the judge (Fred Gwynne) repeat the word 'yutes' over and over.
Just cause you brought it up, and if you want to kill a couple of minutes, SF writer Larry Niven's short essay (?) on the subject (if Kinja lets me insert the link) - http://www.astro.umd.edu/~avondale/extr…
I would not have picked up on that being Taylor Swift - if I had to have guessed I would have gone with it being an old photo of a young Charlize Theron, for example.
I would swear I have heard that (and all sorts of other so-called "profanity") on CC before - do they have different standards for comedy concert films/specials over their own regular shows?
Re: RDJ - is his answer to the first question* maybe being taken the wrong way? "Throbbing Knob" is not a good thing (knob, at least among my friends, equals small when talking about dicks, and throbbing is never good). It does not translate to a huge dick. If he had left off the throbbing part and said python,…
Tabarnouche it posted!!! Holy Moley!!
(The picture probably will not post - since the last Kinja change I have not been able to post pictures - but it is supposed to be Billy Mumy from the Twilight Zone "It's a Good Life" episode sending someone into the cornfield)