1285 pts ยท August 10, 2016
There are always openings for teachers.
She definitely reads it on camera, but I don't know if she wrote it or not.
It's not so bad when you realize the poop is fake.
That one will be burned into my brain forever.
It's ok man. As an alumnus, I got you.
$284 for 6! Damn, sounds like a lot, but I have no point of reference for this price.
Mine are 5 and 1, and the second wasn't really planned, but they're close enough that no one asks.
As a US resident, the raisins are fine, but since the rest of our food is so sweet all the time, the raisins tend to be undersweet by comparison. They also aren't plump like sultanas usually are, but rather extra dehydrated. The raisins in other countries are definitely better, but ours are fine.
I remember it clearly as something Tom Sawyer says in one of the books, so maybe Mark Twain made it up or maybe not, but he certainly helped it spread.
Water won't put out burning magnesium though...
Oh, that's definitely a good one. I loved it.
I counted 89 apps. Damn.
I have this game. 4 is wild, but 3 is when friendships go to die.
My first thought too.
There was a city in the US that had to redo all of its sidewalk-crosswalk transitions because the angle was too steep. The first attempts were measured by eye. Whoops.
It's hard and you're making an effort. Just focus on moving forward and giving everyone the same level of compassion and benefit of the doubt that you want in return.
Mine too!
Same for me and my maternal grandfather.
Sorry, I meant having *disabled* kids.
I read an article about this, and one parent put it like this: Having kids is like wanting to go on a vacation to France, but when the plane lands you find yourself in Belgium. It's not what you wanted, and while you won't see the Eiffel Tower or Notre Dame, there are still fun things to do in Belgium. But it's hard coming home and hearing all your friends talk about France.
I bet they have an image AI that thought you posted a picture with an actual handgun. Still dumb, but makes a bit more sense to me.
Quite simply one of the best. You must go treat yourself to it.
I went to a sake bar in Tokyo. Guy next to me starts chatting in really broken English just to be friendly. He asks me what my favorite sake was that I tried (I was doing a tasting flight). I tell him, then he buys me a full glass of it. I was the only foreigner in the bar and everyone was very nice. 10/10 would go back to Japan.
What a sweet story. Thanks for sharing!
Just stay away from the middle of the country and the south. The northeast and northwest are generally just fine.
That's it, pack it up folks, nothing more to do here.
That's the rule, but it isn't followed that well in most cities I've driven in.
There are always openings for teachers.
She definitely reads it on camera, but I don't know if she wrote it or not.
It's not so bad when you realize the poop is fake.
That one will be burned into my brain forever.
It's ok man. As an alumnus, I got you.
$284 for 6! Damn, sounds like a lot, but I have no point of reference for this price.
Mine are 5 and 1, and the second wasn't really planned, but they're close enough that no one asks.
As a US resident, the raisins are fine, but since the rest of our food is so sweet all the time, the raisins tend to be undersweet by comparison. They also aren't plump like sultanas usually are, but rather extra dehydrated. The raisins in other countries are definitely better, but ours are fine.
I remember it clearly as something Tom Sawyer says in one of the books, so maybe Mark Twain made it up or maybe not, but he certainly helped it spread.
Water won't put out burning magnesium though...
Oh, that's definitely a good one. I loved it.
I counted 89 apps. Damn.
I have this game. 4 is wild, but 3 is when friendships go to die.
My first thought too.
There was a city in the US that had to redo all of its sidewalk-crosswalk transitions because the angle was too steep. The first attempts were measured by eye. Whoops.
It's hard and you're making an effort. Just focus on moving forward and giving everyone the same level of compassion and benefit of the doubt that you want in return.
Mine too!
Same for me and my maternal grandfather.
Sorry, I meant having *disabled* kids.
I read an article about this, and one parent put it like this: Having kids is like wanting to go on a vacation to France, but when the plane lands you find yourself in Belgium. It's not what you wanted, and while you won't see the Eiffel Tower or Notre Dame, there are still fun things to do in Belgium. But it's hard coming home and hearing all your friends talk about France.
I bet they have an image AI that thought you posted a picture with an actual handgun. Still dumb, but makes a bit more sense to me.
Quite simply one of the best. You must go treat yourself to it.
I went to a sake bar in Tokyo. Guy next to me starts chatting in really broken English just to be friendly. He asks me what my favorite sake was that I tried (I was doing a tasting flight). I tell him, then he buys me a full glass of it. I was the only foreigner in the bar and everyone was very nice. 10/10 would go back to Japan.
What a sweet story. Thanks for sharing!
Just stay away from the middle of the country and the south. The northeast and northwest are generally just fine.
That's it, pack it up folks, nothing more to do here.
That's the rule, but it isn't followed that well in most cities I've driven in.