That’s a very good point. If I were him, at 53, I’d have absolutely no desire to leave the truckloads of money I already had and head back to the gym to try and get back into Wolverine shape.
That’s a very good point. If I were him, at 53, I’d have absolutely no desire to leave the truckloads of money I already had and head back to the gym to try and get back into Wolverine shape.
Jackman is only 53. That’s like 30 in Hollywood years.
As a lifelong Texan I wholeheartedly agree.
Because that’s where the Census Bureau drew the lines. Believe it or not Delaware and Maryland are both part of “The South”.
It’s a good one.
They’re still around and still making more money then me, no doubt. But there’s no denying that it’s a very different world for them today then it was 5 years ago. PornHub alone pulled 9 MILLION videos off their site in one day, just to be safe. Their party has definitely taken a turn.
Everybody go listen to an excellent podcast called Hot Money, created by a couple of reporters from the Financial Times, about this subject before you rush to judgement. Visa and MasterCard are far from complicit — pressure from them in the interest of protecting their own reputations is the basic reason Mindgeek more…
Get yourself an Atom Pop and live A LIFE WITHOUT REGRETS.
$40,000 for 200TB??? That’s crazy talk. Right now on Gizmodo there’s an advertising link alongside this article offering a Mini PC with 256TB of storage for only $209!
That’s a really interesting point. I think the seeming discrepancy comes from the chemistry involved in turning jet fuel into carbon dioxide and other waste products — the fuel is very chemically complex and energy-dense so when it’s broken apart a whole lot of simple stuff like CO2 can come out of it.
You know it’s hard out here for a pimp, when he’s tryin’ a find some gas for his blimp.
Mr. Cameron, if you’re going to hold yourself out as a reporter of the news in the written form, then you’ve got a duty to develop a respect for the proper use of grammar, punctuation, and quotation marks.
That makes perfect sense. Thanks!
Hold up. They’re saying 1”+ thick steel tracks deformed from temperature expansion 140°F? What?
My vote is whichever ruins the sky the least. Huge satellite constellations just seem like a fundamentally bad idea.
Doctors ask you to do that because it contracts the muscles at the back of throat, making the tonsils easily visible; it also elevates the soft palate, which is a good function test of the vagus and glossylpharangeal nerves.
You should only put sugar on your lawn if your real lawn goal is to be able to declare yourself the Supreme Commander of Sticky Grass Ant Farming.
Do it! They’re super fun.
It’s been available in the US for three years now and I (an averagely engaged consumer) just found out it exists….maybe that’s at least a part of the poor sales numbers?
Jensen makes an in-dash receiver that pretty well fits that bill.