Which structured a deal to be purchased by Tim Horton’s to avoid US taxes even though Burger King was the larger company. And it’s really owned by a Brazilian private equity firm.
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Yum is pizza hut, taco bell and KFC. Not Burger King.
Whst is a mutual aid fund?
This column looks scrambled or something. Reese Witherspoon’s post in the middle of Armie Hammer and the fashion post in the middle of glee.
1. They had already trained their customers to expect discounts
They favor the well educated and youthful, but compared to may countries, it’s not bad. I did study abroad there and most of the folks in the MBA program were from other countries and picked New Zealand because they need just one year living there beyond school to get a green card. And once you have a green card, you…
They’re actually very immigration friendly. They even count years in school towards the years for a green card.
One of our fraternity houses would do this once a year when I was in college for an everybody get laid party
Banana is still around. It’s owned by Gap, which was thinking of splitting old navy off as a separate company and having just banana and gap stand together. They decided not to.
The thing with #notallmen that makes me crazy is we know it’s not all men. And if you want to acknowledge that it’s not all men, the appropriate way to respond when finding out about something like this is that it’s horrific and abnormal, not defend someone.
I think we’ll get more Coras actually
They are still allowing medical abortion, just not surgical. They clarified that one during the presser yesterday. Dr. Amy Acton is claiming that it’s part of an effort to conserve PPE.
try CVS. no one is buying it there. Also Home Depot and Lowes
That’s pretty much what the Fyre app (of the Fyre festival) was supposed to be.
A plastic surgeons wife once have me some very wise advice: the goal should be to look younger, not perpetually young. People who do that wind up looking strange. Tell your surgeon or seem that you are just trying to take 10 years off and you'll be fine.
Saw that once at a Sbarro
Serious answer, likely Cowboy Magic
The less romantic side of your comment sounds exactly like my recent breakup. Nice guy, but having to manage his life and our lives while simultaneously paying for the majority of everything made me anxious and resentful. I stayed because of the prospect of marriage only to realize that it probably wasn't going to…
This sounds like Married at First Sight with lower stakes.