eligious junk food or irreverent junk food - both are junk food. What rest areas need are healthy eating options too.
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Well, many times I've been to IKEA only to have a meal in the restaurant.
16 years witha full IKEA kitchen, still going strong. Saved a ton of money with kids inputting choice of colors and what goes where. If you don’t like DIY or can’t follow simple assembly diagrams, by all means go custom. BTW, IKEA cabinets modular, app you can completely custom design your kitchen.
You stick out your tongue and then scrape. I have been doing it all my life but I never had a problem of gagging.
I don't do this. My spice containers are big and I know the spices by sight/smell.
So true, and also in the next minute there will be another set of random numbers.
The title is kind of misleading. Yes, the airport BUILDING is small, not the runways and the area. Air Force transporter aircrafts use it daily and with 11,800 ft runway length, it works as a diversion airport like it did this time again.
Just see the microwave/range clocks. Are they showing the wrong time and/or flashing?
If I removed 8.1 on a machine and am testing Win 10 preview now, will I still be able to upgrade for free if I have a valid Win 8.1 product key?
Don't need to. Make a Hackintosh on a virtual box.
You don't have to root/rom or do anything if you are ok with how your phone is. If you are not satisfied, the fun starts with the rooting/romming and believe me, it's fun when you realize how flexible it is. I ROM not because I cannot do stuff on stock (actually I can't even get KitKat for my old Galaxy S), but…
breakfast... "usually all there"? Three kids with three different school timings. Commuting parent(s)... so other than Sat/Sun when are they all there during b/f?
Homemade yogurt is not absurd. We made it, everyday.
Skifta. Stream to any DLNA compliant device.
what's wrong with the dust?
I have a really ancient machine. It's doesn't have enough memory for FreeNAS. Oddly enough I can run WinXP on it and happily fileshare videos to Windows, Android, XBMC and even the PS3. Works quite well.
You mean (electronic) kids that will actually listen?
...or also like Scratch which schools here have been using like years.