Good! Then lets work on the Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 next.
Good! Then lets work on the Wilmington Insurrection of 1898 next.
That was.... my point? All schools should be teaching the Tulsa massacre?
Great! Now, how about we add it to EVERY other school's curriculum?
I mean, the gold standard for this is Every Breath You Take, is it not? Creepy as heck. Brilliant song.
IMO it’s too preachy and guilt trippy. It’s pretty much trying to say that if you don’t buy our EV, you’re driving a planet killing gas guzzler. Porsche’s ad was entertaining and light hearted. When I was forced to watch it on Youtube, it was one of the few ads I watched until the end. I was sick of the preachy Audi…
Wow, Game of Thrones and Let it Go!
No, better. *ONE* scheduled break per day. If anyone leaves at any point other than that, and they forfeit their vote. After all, if they weren’t there for all the facts, why should they still be allowed to vote like they’re making an informed decision?
Not liking a food doesn’t really say anything about you.
It is okay to not like a particular food. You don’t have to justify not liking it.
Sign up for the MSF course— a couple hundred bucks and a fun weekend riding around a parking lot will give you a quick idea if you could grow into a bike guy. At the very least, you’ll get your M license out of the deal, and can revisit riding later on.
Have you ever ridden motorcycles before? If not, try a motorcycle safety council class. They’ll teach you the basics without endangering your life or your bike.
I will literally buy one with actual money if they bring this stateside, I’ll need a dad-mobile in a few year and this will check all the boxes. Wagon, check. Manual, check. AWD/RWD, check. Give. It. To. Me. Now. Or in a couple of years. I’ll even buy it if it only comes in some dreary grayscale variant.
The Ford Flex gets way too much love on this site. It looks like shit, and it’s not a good car by any metric. Its only redeeming quality is being a ‘wagon’ in a market undersaturated with wagons, but nobody’s going to pay $13k for this example of the species.
I love Lagavulin. I was fortunate enough to get a bottle of the 16 year for Christmas and I’ve been savoring it. So good.
There’s no way I’d risk a drop of mine on a cocktail like this but I’d love to have a bartender somewhere recommend it to me. I admit to being intrigued.
The problem here is that we know the unknown. It’s like when you see a young woman with a Tinder profile that says she’s 29, and already been divorced three times. At 29, I can handle one divorce. Two would be pushing it. But three? I appreciate the disclosure, but I know, I’m signing up for two years at most, and…
“Girl, they dead!”
It’s incredibly difficult to trademark common words (aka Juice World) so just take out the vowels, make up a word, and you’re good to go.
Nevermind, breaking news INQRNG MNDS has been found dead in his apartment.
I was wondering this too, and my friend pointed out that most of these up-and-coming singers are creating a brand first, with the attendant websites, user names, etc, and that taking out vowels increases your chances of finding an available domain and the like.
I've had to look 3 times to make sure that isn't Chris Farley