Or buy cookbooks.
panhandlinpaul
panhandlinpaul
There are so many types of pickled cucumbers that only a monster or a bigot would make such a statement.
Cheese was Prop Joe’s lieutenant, who briefly got absorbed into Marlo STANFIELD’s organization. It didn’t take.
LOL
My grandfather called one day to say his car had been stolen and his bank account had been emptied, almost simultaneously. We all wondered what type of terrible criminal would target an old man, and so thoroughly.
Did YOU read the article? If we’re talking about those who arrive and become illegal, whether they are undocumented or overstay (which is exactly what we’re talking about) 40 percent is a minimum.
Well, his method for roasting a marshmellow is totally bogus, so his understanding of when to roast a marshmellow is probably also bogus.
Or, they could use their significant power to demand changes that will make players happy. Players are happy, stop kneeling. Everyone wins!
I’m pretty sure they do more than just the co-working spaces... I think they rent whole offices... The Guardian US office is/was in a “WeWork building” according to their own disclosures: https://www.theguardian.com/business/blog/2016/jan/03/wework-sharing-economy-uber-airbnb-rent
Too many lines to clarify, just have one big one: don’t do it.
Here you go: ride the bus. It’s fine.
And THAT ambiguity is why you should just not do it.
I can’t decide which one is more disturbing. Obviously, it’s fucked up that people with that much power and money would intentionally try to distort something like this, but it’s also pretty creepy that people with that much power and money would not get it.
I mean, yeah, that’s the arguments for unions, and if anyone thinks about it with any depth, it’s pretty obvious that employees have no power over employers.
I can’t decide if they’re intentionally distorting or if they genuinely don’t understand.
Yeah, if I either gave up any hope on privacy (which maybe should be done) or had some reasonable assurance of safety (which I can’t think how it could seriously be made), I wouldn’t mind a Google home... I just wouldn’t ever call it indispensable.
Aside from the privacy issues, which are actually huge and a really big reason to not love it... the voice-control features ARE cool, and interesting and I can see how they’d be desirable, but they’re hardly must-haves.
PAUL’S MORNING AFTER TAKES: even a stopped clock gives the right time twice a day!
OMG... I went to summer camp in Wisconsin and people incessantly talked about “budging” in line. Now I understand that it was more than just rampant idiocy, it was a regional affliction.