37843 pts ยท September 28, 2013
RadiDaddy:
Next time, buddy. Next time.
I think the message here is "We will remake this memorial every day, you evil motherfuckers."
I wonder how that study accounted for Japan's after-work office culture. Was it self-reported by the employees, or are they taking data from the businesses themselves?
Unrelatedly, A+ photography work, your wildlife stuff is neat!
Hey, shut the fuck up. If anyone needs those donations, it's me and my crippling RPG addiction.
Huh. I just sent Bunjy something a couple hours ago.
The adult striped skunk. Found all across North America, this wonderful little creature has a stunning surprise for predators... (cue a coyote getting fucking annihilated by skunk spray) ...A chemical weapon. The skunk's highly-developed musk is a pungent reminder that this fellow will not be easy prey. And for the especially persistent, an adult striped skunk can spray several times before its reserves are depleted, which can take up to a fortnight to regenerate. A true wonder of nature.
No, but plenty of monsterfucking. Ergo, Harkness test to differentiate between the two. If our good buddy Jackie won't fuck it, you shouldn't fuck it either.
I hate that. I always fill up on bread. :(
So... They recreated Tumblr and then expected to *not* get echo chambers? Does no one remember SuperWhoLock??
Which is precisely how science communication should work. literallymechanical did a great job!
Clever like a... Particularly clever thing, I guess.
Hell, I had a "DUI" arrest, because some dumbshit at the copshop checked the wrong box during booking. I was actually there because of a clerical error causing a failure to appear that was immediately dismissed with an apology from the judge the next morning, but now I've got a publicly-available "DUI arrest" on those mugshot websites.
Nixon's robot party island from Futurama should do the trick. We can probably find something in the Gulf the right size.
That's because he didn't. Talked a big game, but the music's still there.
Oddly enough, we've got you down for Mediterranean Purgatory. Might wanna check and see if Great-Grandma spent some time in Greece.
Gotta be careful with that stuff. Back when I was a kid, nobody even knew what iodine was. Now, half the salt out there is spiked with the stuff. I know people that're even using iodine test strips on their pepper now, just in case the salt cartels are getting tricksy.
Shrimps is bugs.
Haven't been on Instagram in a couple years, huh? I mean, me neither, but you hear things.
As much as I hate the stuff myself, I will pass on the sacred knowledge. If you want to get closer to that nostalgic taste, use packet tuna instead of canned. It's better quality than the stuff from when we were kids, but it'll help bridge the gap between kid-you palate and adult-you palate.
I have friends that have done signatures on a book print run of around 500 copies, and they looked like they were about to have their arms come off at the shoulder. I can't even imagine the big runs.
Trade, borrow, and barter are the foundation of creative culture!
This looks like the Bass Pro HQ in Springfield, MO. Their on-site security is armed, though I don't recall if they required the gun section staff to carry or not.
In Baltimore, they don't give you a chance to run.
destruction of many, many other worlds, though, through Operation Cinder.
Tarkin is responsible for the destruction of Alderaan. The Death Star was his baby, and the pinnacle of the Tarkin Doctrine. He couldn't allow its first successful firing to be on a backwater, forgettable world, where any real Rebel base would be. Alderaan was the perfect target, and the perfect object lesson of the Tarkin Doctrine's ability to keep the galaxy in line through fear of tangible military might, rather than the intangible threat of the Dark Side. Palpsy *is* responsible for the 1/2
Also worth noting that it actively helps both the library and the author if you do so. Your borrowing makes the Library Number Go Up, which equals more funding, and requests for specific, small author content means those authors get to sell multiple copies into the library system.
Nope. 100% controlled by Amazon.
RadiDaddy:
Next time, buddy. Next time.
I think the message here is "We will remake this memorial every day, you evil motherfuckers."
I wonder how that study accounted for Japan's after-work office culture. Was it self-reported by the employees, or are they taking data from the businesses themselves?
Unrelatedly, A+ photography work, your wildlife stuff is neat!
Hey, shut the fuck up. If anyone needs those donations, it's me and my crippling RPG addiction.
Huh. I just sent Bunjy something a couple hours ago.
The adult striped skunk. Found all across North America, this wonderful little creature has a stunning surprise for predators... (cue a coyote getting fucking annihilated by skunk spray) ...A chemical weapon. The skunk's highly-developed musk is a pungent reminder that this fellow will not be easy prey. And for the especially persistent, an adult striped skunk can spray several times before its reserves are depleted, which can take up to a fortnight to regenerate. A true wonder of nature.
No, but plenty of monsterfucking. Ergo, Harkness test to differentiate between the two. If our good buddy Jackie won't fuck it, you shouldn't fuck it either.
I hate that. I always fill up on bread. :(
So... They recreated Tumblr and then expected to *not* get echo chambers? Does no one remember SuperWhoLock??
Which is precisely how science communication should work. literallymechanical did a great job!
Clever like a... Particularly clever thing, I guess.
Hell, I had a "DUI" arrest, because some dumbshit at the copshop checked the wrong box during booking. I was actually there because of a clerical error causing a failure to appear that was immediately dismissed with an apology from the judge the next morning, but now I've got a publicly-available "DUI arrest" on those mugshot websites.
Nixon's robot party island from Futurama should do the trick. We can probably find something in the Gulf the right size.
That's because he didn't. Talked a big game, but the music's still there.
Oddly enough, we've got you down for Mediterranean Purgatory. Might wanna check and see if Great-Grandma spent some time in Greece.
Gotta be careful with that stuff. Back when I was a kid, nobody even knew what iodine was. Now, half the salt out there is spiked with the stuff. I know people that're even using iodine test strips on their pepper now, just in case the salt cartels are getting tricksy.
Shrimps is bugs.
Haven't been on Instagram in a couple years, huh? I mean, me neither, but you hear things.
As much as I hate the stuff myself, I will pass on the sacred knowledge. If you want to get closer to that nostalgic taste, use packet tuna instead of canned. It's better quality than the stuff from when we were kids, but it'll help bridge the gap between kid-you palate and adult-you palate.
I have friends that have done signatures on a book print run of around 500 copies, and they looked like they were about to have their arms come off at the shoulder. I can't even imagine the big runs.
Trade, borrow, and barter are the foundation of creative culture!
This looks like the Bass Pro HQ in Springfield, MO. Their on-site security is armed, though I don't recall if they required the gun section staff to carry or not.
In Baltimore, they don't give you a chance to run.
destruction of many, many other worlds, though, through Operation Cinder.
Tarkin is responsible for the destruction of Alderaan. The Death Star was his baby, and the pinnacle of the Tarkin Doctrine. He couldn't allow its first successful firing to be on a backwater, forgettable world, where any real Rebel base would be. Alderaan was the perfect target, and the perfect object lesson of the Tarkin Doctrine's ability to keep the galaxy in line through fear of tangible military might, rather than the intangible threat of the Dark Side. Palpsy *is* responsible for the 1/2
Also worth noting that it actively helps both the library and the author if you do so. Your borrowing makes the Library Number Go Up, which equals more funding, and requests for specific, small author content means those authors get to sell multiple copies into the library system.
Nope. 100% controlled by Amazon.