A very well-written and helpful guide, David. I just wanted to add, though, that it is best practice to not do this regarding resizing partitions:
A very well-written and helpful guide, David. I just wanted to add, though, that it is best practice to not do this regarding resizing partitions:
I was born in Scotland, grew up in Canada... ...It is still friggin gross. Similar are the intestinal organs you eat.
Also, I hear the Hotel California is in lockdown, because you can never leave.
You’ve got to remember that fundamentalist christians believe that all sickness comes from the devil. So in their minds, they can only get it if they sin, or if its allowed by God as part of his plan.
Pray that nobody tells Trump that coronoavirus is eliminated by intense radiation.
Correct answer concerning the butter, but not enough said about the toast! Toast shoulfd be allowed to cool down before spreading the butter, otherwise it becomes soggy instead of crunchy. That’s why toast racks were invented.
This is spot on. On the other hand, a house without a washing machine would definitely be the dream house for anyone who ever feels the compelling need to put a tide pod in their mouth.
TBH, if my last name was Coon, I would have had it legally changed ASAP.
Yes, however the connotations and emotional weight of the word coon are just as great as the n-word, so there’s that too.
Very intriguing trailer. However, cannot unsee the striking similarity between this robot and Airiam from Star Trek Discovery.
I’ve got to to say that I am horrified at those tweets. Way worse than what I imagined when I read the article.
She’s really a whole other person called Wendy Ranril.
I’m holding out hope that they haven’t Frank Burns-ed her, but rather Katherine Pulaski-ed her.
“Say, Bucky, have you ever heard of a game called Striking Vipers?”
My head-canon is Dolores went to Westeros World and placed one of her pearls in Dany. Now the ending of GoT makes more sense.
I guess Knack is naked if Knack’s knickers are knackered.
The Brain That Never Lived.
I want a sequel where Father Dougal becomes Pope.
I’m glad that you mentioned The Innocents, and I’m really surprised it’s not on this list. The acting was great, and there’s just enough ambiguity about what’s really going on with the children (and the governess) that makes this movie terrifying.