“This weapon is exactly how one of Aegon’s dragons was killed, so I would expect it to work and that they’ll manage to kill one of the dragons this way.”
I was wondering the same thing; I don’t know why people would continue to wear socks that have holes.
“Even the alleged claims of Kevin Hart’s cheating on his pregnant wife, Eniko Parrish, aren’t new to me.”
I have two external monitors connected to my 27" iMac; the monitor on the left is a 22" monitor in landscape orientation, the one in the middle is a 24" monitor in portrait orientation, and my iMac is on the right (in landscape orientation, obviously). My dock is on the bottom of my middle monitor and auto-hides. …
“That fun little nugget was absolutely the most terrifying part for me...like this man thinks we’re all up in arms over $12/month insurance? Can we uh...please have $12/month insurance that appreciates over time?”
I lost count of how many times he kept firmly (and rather politely) saying, “stop resisting, please”.
“So the next time you’re in a rental Hyundai Elantra, and you check your rearview mirror”
I know it’s related; I wasn’t trying to refute that. I was simply saying that colleges/universities shouldn’t say/do that, since then it seems like they’re giving the “education” part of “higher education” short shrift.
“Easy: Front plate requirement. Ohio, requires it. Michigan (and damn near everyone else), not so much.”
The NPR article only says this:
“Just pick your favorite episode and recommend that. Then if they don’t like it, you’ve only wasted one hour of their time, not 18.”
How is the article’s main photo relevant to the article? Is this random woman sitting inside MOMA? Is she the person who came up with this program? Is it just because it’s a person holding a phone? Wouldn’t a photo of MOMA or even just MOMA’s logo be more relevant?
“I’m talking about the hordes of people who, at the very first unblinking of the seatbelt sign, jump up into the aisles and grab their bags, as if they are getting a head start on exiting the plane. And what do they do after that?
At 5:10, he says Scott Pruitt is answering questions from early July 2017, but this video was published on June 06, 2017...?
“Williams has not been charged with any crime in lieu of the crash.”
“I didn’t realize that pointing out that boxers are typically called fighters is a flashy show of knowledge. I’ll try to dumb it down next time. Maybe a series of grunts.”
You are exhibiting 2a and 2c, so therefore, you are being pedantic.
“Being pedantic is when you hold on to a verbal miscue to invaludate a point.”