Had you started this at Qdoba, and gotten a burrito with Queso on it, you'd have been forced to award Qdoba the win, as Chipotle is not able to keep up in that department. No melted cheese? What is this, Long John Silver's?
Had you started this at Qdoba, and gotten a burrito with Queso on it, you'd have been forced to award Qdoba the win, as Chipotle is not able to keep up in that department. No melted cheese? What is this, Long John Silver's?
Even Matt Millen thinks you suck at drafting wideouts.
You've got to go past the paypal screen. The very last step is when you add the code. Not normal, but it works.
If your yard slopes at a 1:3, don't assume 0 at the benchmark. This makes the math less straight forward, since it's possible to have negative elevations. Instead, assume 100 or 1000. Stay away from negative elevations, because they aren't helpful.
+1
I vote that from now on, whenever Matt Millen says anything about anything, Drew should respond with a blog post about how stupid Millen is.
Pretty sure my Word auto corrects a space hyphen space into a em-dash, but maybe I'm wrong and I don't care. Who on earth would care? Would even E.B. White care?
And to add to that, watching your child grow and develop. I was a jaded young professional until I had my first kid. Watching him learn and grow has humbled me and filled me with awe more times than I can count.
+1.
Wonder if they have analyzed it to see which pixel has color the most often, and which has the most recurring severe color. That would be interesting.
And yet, kindle articles on gizmodo will still outnumber nook articles 5:1. The Nook Tablet beat the pants off the Kindle Fire late last year, and we still read about the Fire every week.
In the first video, the "object" is upstream of Mercury when the coronal thingy happens, and in the second, it's downstream. Were the videos taken at the same time? If so, the artifact explanation holds. If not, maybe our insect overlords are orbiting Mercury.
hammer - used to bend nails over in a board.
The d is pronounced 'penny'. As in 16-penny, not 16d.