Ditto, but only if I flew more. I’ve already committed to not buying any first (current) gen VR devices.
Ditto, but only if I flew more. I’ve already committed to not buying any first (current) gen VR devices.
The chiropractor I still choose to see is head of chiropracty at my old HMO. You need a degree for chiropractics, and even still I’ve met some fucking quacks. But this guy, his philosophy is “If I have to see you more than twice a year either I’m not doing my job or you’re not following my instructions.”
Not this Gen Xer born in 78. Alternative, grunge and prog rock.
I used to work one of those but it wasn’t quite as long. So yay, multiple bends per edge. Some stuff was like playing Tetris to get the bends completed in the correct order. I found the biggest danger was loading the taps and dies. I sprained my wrist trying to catch a 500lb tab that slipped out of the ceiling wench…
They’re just still mad at Kevin Mitnick. That’s why you won’t get paid if you have a record.
Wouldn’t the lack of reply be enough of a response to get the point across?
Goddammit.
Holy shit! Are you the site editor? Do you make editorial decisions for Gawker about whether they use the Oxford Comma or not? I thought these decisions and any calling out would happen in meetings behind closed doors? And if you aren’t, why aren’t you emailing the site editor to complain about something that is more…
Hah! You’re wrong but it’s still funny.
I believe they described the movement of the lava in such a way as to suggest it flows much more freely than it does here on earth because on earth we don’t have normal temperatures over 2000. So the author is justified in making the comparison in the title.
How about this? “This lava flows with a viscosity of 8.94×10^−4". Is that more conducive to a wide reader audience, where what that means then needs to be explained as “a viscosity similar to that of water?” What is the problem with saying it flows like water at room temperature?
The swamp would become a lake and the entire ecosystem would change. That tends to have a cascading effect.
When patients are unable to pay, that cost is passed on to other patients. We may have laws mandating that anyone who enters an ER will be treated, but there’s nothing to cover the losses when those same people are unable to pay. And when insurance doesn’t cover the best treatment, sometimes the hospitals will bill…
Even though they were old white men, they were still immigrants and minorities (based on country of origin, not skin color) in many cases. He wants the cast to mirror that.
As has been stated again and again by the EPA.
I hate to say this, but sign up for Groupon travel.
Only twenty percent of the historical artifacts being destroyed does not disqualify the damage from being enormous.
Best Buy cannot legally require ID for any credit or debit card transaction. Your signature is actually sealing a contract with the credit card company and businesses have no responsibility or right to check ID.
I can’t quite explain why, but I’m really uncomfortable with this idea, and I don’t have any reason to buy a burner without an ID.