For some reason, I can't read that without imagine you sobbing your way through the statement. I feel sad for you and your inability to know fun.
For some reason, I can't read that without imagine you sobbing your way through the statement. I feel sad for you and your inability to know fun.
I was promised a fun and did not get one. There are many things I can make fun (hand puppets, 80s arena band ballads, the occasional office memo), but this was not even in the ballpark.
I'm sticking to my guns here. I was promised a full fun and I will accept no less! Frankly, incorporating the Time Value of Fun, I'd be owed nearly 1.1 funs already so a single fun is a bargain at this point. This whole thread is unacceptable.
That fun fact was not fun! You owe me one fun!
As others have said, yes. The way a Slingbox works is that it sits in-between your cable box/DVR and your TV, with IR blasters connecting back to the cable box/DVR allowing you control. Essentially, anything that goes on to your TV passes through the Sling, which you can then mirror on your device anywhere in the…
I'm well aware. 32 million is nearly 0.5% of the entire world's population (or 1.14% of the population of people with internet access). Do you really think that 1 in 200 people worldwide watched? If so, I've got some pretty special things I'd be happy to sell you.
Mold buns and petroleum cheese? Pass.
More Maher? Meh.
"War, huh yeah
What is it good for?
Absolutely nothing, oh hoh, oh"
~ Edwin Starr
Assholes also mob forward whenever possible, both before boarding and while exiting the plane. WAIT YOUR GOD DAMN TURN, ASSHOLE!
This article shouldn't have ever gone past #1, but there's another option for #2. Go retro and use a Polaroid. No digital distribution, no creepers developing it, just a single copy (which can then be re-copied, but that's why this whole article should be shut down after #1).
Is she Jewish?
I think @DSKDaniel wanted to see True Detective win the Emmy.
I've been using both Google Drive (free) and Dropbox (Pro). Both of them simultaneously back up photos from my phone, and the paranoid in me likes having the double back up. Google Drive also makes it crazy easy to share photos via gmail, which is nice.
"Thousands of years ago, a minority of ancient Egyptians set a majority to work building some of the oldest human-made structures in the world."
Fun fact: Here's a counter saying I have 23 million viewers looking at this comment. Doesn't make it legit. That's why I'm trying to find out if there are any third-party companies auditing these numbers. Radio stations use Arbitron, TV stations use Neilsen, many websites use Alexa. Self reported numbers are suspect.
Any source for your claim that Twitch gave the numbers to Riot? Because if you work your way back from Giz's source, it all stops completely with Riot. Either way, I'd prefer to see a third-party objective count.
After a quick bit of research, it turns out that the 32 million number is self reported by Riot Games, the game's manufacturer. Probably not the most objective group to be providing the number, no?
Better Call Pam! She becomes the manager at a Cinnabon in Omaha!