Slightly off topic, but I just got a Roku and the YouTube app SUCKS. Its way slower than everything else, and like... the audio is all scrambled. John Oliver sounds like a robot chipmunk. Anybody else have this issue?
Slightly off topic, but I just got a Roku and the YouTube app SUCKS. Its way slower than everything else, and like... the audio is all scrambled. John Oliver sounds like a robot chipmunk. Anybody else have this issue?
I saw the headline and expected them to be similar but discernable. There's a lot of drill that looks the same (oh look, more fouette turns, how original) But wow. They totally copied this choreography.
Did they actually think they could get away with taking something from YouTube that is available to literally…
We had a guy with a rider that specified "Lasagne should not be served, eaten, referenced, seen, or smelled on-site." The jury is still out on baked mostaccioli though.
Will do, thank you!
UGGGGGGH... What a douche.
The reason why Van Halen put the "Brown M&Ms" in their rider was because when they arrived on-site, the tour manager could tell if the venue had read the contract or not. Which ultimately dictated whether or not they had enough power/rigging points etc.
There is literally NO REASON for this…
Honest question as someone with minimal exposure to gospel music: Why? Like what specifically is she lacking? Is it technical or artistic? Do you have any educational suggestions for artists to look up?
SO GORGEOUS.
I would get something with an ankle strap, or even a t-strap. More stable, less rubbing, super vintage-y. Look at the shape of these, not necessarily the color (or glitter for that matter)
Weeeeelll *ok* Also thank you :)
YEP.
We went with TARDIS blue.
That's fabulous! I feel like jewelry is the most impractical part anyway. Like, you always need shoes... you don't *always* need a blinged out statement necklace.
I went with my Grandma's navy blue snake skin pattern slingbacks. (I'm pretty sure they are pressed leather). I was going for a vintage vibe.
My best friend used to say something along those lines. That people who are newly religious tend to be sympathetic, which breeds pity. But that someone mature in their faith (or even secular ethics in my case) grows to be empathetic, from which true compassion stems.
Dear Jez,
Mr. Ughfine says his mom used to make sure they got variety in their diet by mixing it up among delivery pizza, pizza rolls, frozen pizza, pizza bagels, pizza puffs, pizza burgers, etc.
I'll split one with ya!
Hilarious. Which is good because the rest of the episode basically made me sob.
That makes me sad. Mr. Ughfine is pretty good with sharing responsibilities. He's freelance, so he's home a lot, and works on the house when he's here.
My best friend and I used to watch them... I claimed Jonathan because I like my men handy and she picked Drew because she liked smoothie boys. It was a great arrangement. We could have been sisters!