I get what you were going for, but where do you live that requires would-be chefs to get a license?

You seem to not get the actual issue of the article

Ah, yes, the famous long-standing rivalry between Detroit and San Francisco. I remember it well.

But Monosuke has a Brooklyn accent, and the reverse “year of the Yankees! Fuck the Red Sox” doesn’t make sense. Nobody’s that passionate about the Yankees.

Nobody’s, because T-Mobile includes Netflix in their family plans.

That’s not a grenade. It was attached the whole time. Some suppressors simply are that big. In the last panel, it looks shorter because of the angle. There isn’t an additional joke there.

“I suspect that most owners of this watch won’t wear it. They’ll put it in a case, maybe a fancy case that will exercise it enough to keep it wound.”

Speed class indicates minimums; they both meet the minimum to be classified as U3.

“When I lived in the UK, I could eat out three or four times a week and never gain wait.”

“These “completely wireless” earbuds look a lot like Apple’s AirPods, at least in terms of what they do.”

Money buys you time to find happiness.

“It’s a time or cost thing. You don’t get to work on movies of this size by being lazy.”

Google is your friend.

Google is your friend.

Better than those two outfits? No. Those blogs will typically include an analysis and/or background about the launched PC component in question. My expectation is that Gizmodo hires folks capable of reading through a press release and press slide deck, and even that seems to be too high a bar.

Eh, I was thinking of Claymore mines, which have remotes (wired) too, but I see where you’re coming from.

“I think we’re smart enough here to not dump industrial dye into any water source.”

Seems like more of a landmine than a grenade.

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