My parents’ house (built in the late 60s) was similar to that when they bought it: avocado green carpet over hardwood floors, with yellow everywhere else. The carpet is long gone now, but man... what were they thinking?
My parents’ house (built in the late 60s) was similar to that when they bought it: avocado green carpet over hardwood floors, with yellow everywhere else. The carpet is long gone now, but man... what were they thinking?
It’s not unfair at all. Despite the use of the term “prop gun”, all information I’ve seen suggests that these were real firearms. And the person handling any firearm is the person who is ultimately responsible for handling it safely. If this were a case of someone accidentally shooting their neighbor because they were…
Perhaps, but as others point out, Baldwin may have been doing a “shooting towards camera” scene where something went wrong. Either way, after multiple deaths from “prop” guns, it seems like the sane practice is to treat them like real, loaded firearms at all times. Regardless of the exact situation, basic firearm…
That black & gold plate would look great on some cars, but terrible on others. The problem with the older single-color backgrounds is that some states’ plates were just awful on every vehicle (I’m looking at you, NJ).
But... isn't that comparing Toyotas and BMWs?
Forkner (allegedly) lied, people died - ok, if that’s true, he deserves consequences for abusing his position and neglecting his responsibilities to the public.
He just said they weren't picketing his company.
Gimme more of that. All I want for my expensive audio gear is for them to fail right after the warranty ends, either by randomly blaring static in my ear (my QuietComfort headphones), or by requiring a daily factory wipe (my mom’s Bose smart speaker).
That was the perfect sitcom theme song. In two verses, it provided all the info you needed to know to get up to speed with any random episode. Less cloying than The Brady Bunch, and more concise than Gilligan’s Island. Its own spiritual successor, Fresh Prince of Bel Air, probably comes closest, but I still have to…
“the smart money says it’s probably better to hold off for a few weeks in case Microsoft stumbles into some unforeseen issues during Windows 11's early days”
I dunno, the current generation 2 Series is downright restrained compared to most modern “edgy” designs. I’d still take an E30 (or even 36) over it, but beggers can’t be choosers.
Though would the ladies have noticed or cared? Me, I drove a used k-car, so I was uncool on every level. But I dreamed of driving a 70s muscle car. I suspect that would not have made me more interesting to the ladies, only the fellow wannabe motorheads.
How long before someone offers to show her their happy little tree?
The article is wrong, the “jumpsuit” (aka skinsuit) _is_ the costume.
We apologise again for the leak about sacking the leakers. Those responsible for sacking the leakers who have just been sacked about the leaks, have been sacked.
A bullshit inflammatory attempt at a troll post from a bullshit lightly-used troll burner account. Shocking!
I assume that's what she used to secure that bento box/tray thingy?
You may argue that NFTs are stupid, and I’d agree with you. But, environmentally, they’re no worse than, say, this website. The article you linked to conflates bitcoin mining with NFTs. Yes, they both use blockchain technology, and yes, you can buy NFTs with bitcoin. But that doesn’t make NFTs themselves…
Antimatter, seriously?! That shit is illegal everywhere except Texas. Unless you’re planning to trailer it to the track, just do an LS swap and call it a day.
This. It seems that Thayer is actually an accoplished inventor, but I do not understand why this group is wasting courts’ time in multiple countries over these cases. In their faq they even state that AIs cannot own patents, but that the creator of the AI should own them.