“Oh hey Hawkeye! I know we are battling thousands of enemies, but can you take your 32 arrows on top of that building and make it look like you are doing something constructive?”

So this is could be considered state property rented for the ambassador during his/her tenure.

Also depending on how many windows, size, type of shades, etc. $30k really isn’t as crazy as it sounds for a 6000sq ft space.

From the article:

it doesn’t actually do anything to eradicate homelessness, while threatening the lives of already very vulnerable people. If, for example, you see a person huddled on a bench in 10-degree weather, you could call the authorities so they could be taken to a hospital.

After living in NYC for so long, I’m not surprise by “hostile” urban design nor offended that they exist.

I am so tired of the shaming of these installations. They’re usually put in place to address an existing safety/health or damage problem on PRIVATE PROPERTY. Even in instances where they’re used or sanctioned by the city it’s totally understandable.

Most of the images on this dumbass hashtag aren’t even geared towards…

Not enough stars!

Should’ve been “No puppet! No puppet! You’re the puppet!”

They did get Trump’s “pants too high, tie too long” detaisl correct.

Because that would make sense and all of us would appreciate it.

After receiving the money from Mr. Affleck, the accounting department was proud to announce they were finally in the black.

Glad to hear he took some joy away from that set.

Certainly didn’t bring any into it.

I’m sure there are other articles written explaining why the magic mouse is bad but I haven’t read them.. and none are linked here.. so I have no idea what the author is talking about.

So it doesn’t feel as warm as a regular shower, takes longer to rinse off, and covers your bathroom in overspray?

OK to recap:

So it doesn’t feel as warm as a regular shower, takes longer to rinse off, and covers your bathroom in overspray?

Apologize? Clearly you’ve never been. Hand out tickets for denting their rotors with your skull? maybe.

Its Dubai. They aren’t apologizing to anyone.

Having exposed rotor blades on anything that is supposed to operate close to the ground in populated areas just seems like an eventual tragedy.