The bigotry is strong with this one.
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Why not both?
How certain are you that this would work for a black person shooting a white cop?
Exactly. Alcohol (or xanax) alone don’t make you a racist asshole.
because she’s poor
Yes ;o)
Here’s one for sale for 52,000 €: https://www.classic-oldtimer.at/index.php?route=common/page&id=2055&children=bazar/bazar/showproduct&bazar_product_id=4203
But … but laziness and cheap pandering is so much more profitable in the short run.
Because there was more than just the one (initial) problem. If MCAS had been correctly implemented, the faulty (single) AoA sensor likely wouldn’t have been a fatal problem. The pilots of the October 28 Lion Air flight, after solving the problem mostly by coincidence, managed to fly the plan alright.
I don’t see why we should listen to, or give a crap about what that <expletive deleted> has to say.
Not that I think Segways are a particularly brilliant idea.
Aside from the obvious contenders (BMW Concept 4 and Tesla), I’m nominating the Lamborghini Sián. Lamborghini, who once made the most beautiful car ever, now pretty consistently make some of the ugliest.
I’m actually a native German speaker, so these kind of subtle differences in meaning are the worst (much harder to get right than any idiom; compare Kennedy’s “Ich bin ein Berliner”, which, contrary to popular oppinion, is excellent German). However, I’m weary of random blog posts on prescriptive…
The description at the Bundesarchiv (German federal archive) notes that the photo has been retouched: https://www.bild.bundesarchiv.de/dba/de/search/?query=Bild+146-1978-086-03
The horsey cows :) I love it.
As I said above, the correct plural for Lexus should be Lexūs with a long oo sound ;o)
Works with civic, at least, the general in “Attorney General” being an adjective masquerading as a noun.
The euphemism threadmill: It’s not really a room for resting, either, is it. Nor a dressing room (toilet), cabinet (closet), or washroom (lavatory, even latrine). But shithouse does sound a little crude.
“Already,” sure—it’s a different thing from “all ready”
whereas “utilize” means to use something in a way it was not intended