Yes. I forgot about that.
Continuing with the theme of very loose associations... is a joke, yes?
Saskatchewan used to be run by Louis Riel and the Metis (people of mixed French and First Nations). So it’s sorta French by association.
That might be my favorite typo.
He appeared to be a really cool and nice guy. He even showed up in a GCCX webisode to play one of his early games, Balloon Fight.
“It’s no secret that Amazon’s Fire Phone has been a flop. But considering that it started out at $650 unlocked, today’s deal on the handset might just be enough to move a few more units.”
“It’s no secret that Amazon’s Fire Phone has been a flop. But considering that it started out at $650 unlocked,…
I’m really awfully glad I’m a Beta, because I don’t work so hard. And then we are much better than the Gammas and Deltas.
My favorite Vin Diesel is a nerd story (aside from the awesomeness of Riddick:Escape from Butcher Bay being such a perfect game) is when SCIFI Channel magazine was getting soundbite from celebs during the press for The Phantom Menace and asking them “Are you a Jedi or a Sith?” Vin’s answer: “I’m a chaotic neutral.”
So…
Judi Dench DMs for her grandchildren on her off days.
A Bit of History:
Ford has already sued Autel, a prominent maker of pretty thorough scan tools, for violating Ford’s copyright (including the use of the blue oval logo on menu screens, among many other things), because Autel gained access to the Ford-specific codes through “unauthorized means” (more than likely, they bought a Ford…
Spherical containers like EOS make me want to break things. It's bad enough that cylinders roll off desks and night stands and take up space in my pocket, but a sphere? Come on man!
Spherical containers like EOS make me want to break things. It's bad enough that cylinders roll off desks and night…
Same story in Regina. Tires are just spinning? I'll just give it more gas! It's not working, but I'm going to keep at it anyway. The whole people in the North know who to drive in winter is bunk - Most are no better than people in the South when it comes to winter driving they just think they are.
Seems to take a month here in Saskatoon, SK. I also love the people that pin it through an intersection, spinning the tires the whole way and polishing up the ice.
Absolutely. People dont understand how winter tires work. If you live in snow land and you dont have snow tires, you cant afford your car.
You might think they're adequate, but proper snow tires are simply better. And not just better in some philosophical barely tangible way. You can feel the difference immediately in even small amounts of snow.