I think a big part of that is a common problem in Hollywood and other media: people often take the wrong lessons from why something is successful. They see, “Hey, people are loving this cute, waifish woman who can totally kick ass. Clearly that’s what they want more of.” And then comes the diminishing returns as…
Important point -- they didn’t “almost poison” somebody, they _did_ poison somebody! Customer drank the poison, was injured. No “almost” here!
also important to remember that whedon is the grandchild and son of tv writers, so he was handed all this shit. cushy office gig at roseanne immediately, failed upwards his whole career.
I mean it was pointed out multiple times in previous articles that they aren’t experienced with appraising Pokémon cards so it’s not surprising that all they did was check whether they were sealed properly or not. Really they should have just refused to look at them if they weren’t confident in their ability to…
Yeah but real card collectors can tell almost immediately if the seal has been tampered with. The fact that half the Pokemon community could tell immediately that this was fraudulent means those BCE guys don’t know how to do their jobs properly.
This is almost certainly the explanation. The props department frankensteined a bottle they liked with a cap that would give a better squirt.
Ye’, Scotland is a wide an open land, far less populated than England and has vast areas for game to roam.
Wait actual question though, why in the world would anybody named Indiana Black choose to go by ‘Froskurinn’ when she could instead go by ‘Indiana Black’?
Most chicken nuggets don’t taste like much except the breading and the dipping sauce anyway.
Wings are a bit more like dark meat. Between the very high fat content, and loads of connective tissue.
ummm. The rule that phrase comes from ended in like 1913. And specifically had to do with serving alcohol on a Sunday.
So tell us, do you have additional knowledge about this story, Mr. Small Business Owner?
The Federal Reserve has to honor a truck load of pennies, but “there is, however, no Federal statute mandating that a private business, a person or an organization must accept currency or coins as for payment for goods and/or services.”
Both things were scams. Wallstreetbets was running a pump and dump against that short.
Unless I missed it, your article also missed the fact that the pennies and loose change were completely soaked in oil. That’s what several other sources are reporting.
Brick is both a material and a shape. And that is what makes it a brick oven, not the material on the outside.
This particular argument only needs to die once any of the things you mentioned above are actually in effect. Because absolutely none of them are for any of the major cryptos out there today. Not even Eth, which has had people talking about it moving to proof of stake since its inception, and it’s 6+ years old now.
Investing meme stock capital into meme products for people to buy meme investments.
The announcement itself is probably a play to investors that’ll feed back into their stock.
