82 pts ยท June 18, 2014
Those trees aren't orange
#1 poodle
Historically ruling classes removed their hats before entering a place to prove they weren't hiding knives or other weapons to kill the host. The meaning changed over time to become a sign of respect instead of proving you weren't a murderer. The lower classes adopted the practice to mimic the upper class as they usually often did. These days it's a traditional sign of respect imbedded in western culture with roots tracing back to that original practice
Because it might fail isn't a reason not to try
...... In a martini yes, that wasn't the joke I was making.
#1 Dragonair on a donair?
I cosine this
Used to be 99c in Canada, but not for a decade. They argue it's still 99c USD in certain areas when called out for their obvious lies and they only count those areas
Nope, that angle make sure the baby has to work for the milk instead of gravity doing the work. It's a closer simulation to actual nursing, if the bottle is too easy they often struggle nursing because they expect the easier method.
A) Ii can happen, I file the injury reports.B) it would be a catastrophic failure of the combplate pressure sensor as the unit should shut off before this happened.C) can still sever fingers before I shuts off,
HOMM2 is also available on mobile too
Its a signal to the entire world that there is no one inside the house
#7 you need some sort of mule and a yellow dog.
Getting nuts, don't have them yet.
As someone who works in the escalator/elevator trade never ever do this. It takes a lot of work to clean your blood from the treads, the paperwork is massive and the bill is even bigger.
Those tires were the inspiration for driving in cyberpunk
#1 Bearthoven
#33 there was at least one left near me until a disgruntled employee burned it down ~10 years ago
Really puts things into perspective
Sure he does now, but how many did he lose getting there
Been there, the distraction/obstruction placement works, until 1 day it doesn't ever again.
#3 not anymore
I work for an elevator company, escalators are 10% of the units we maintain and 90% of the accidents.
Claymore fish
Personally I'd made the super cool costume for the kid.
We literally played this game in my school in Canada.
Please allow me to introduce you to Minsc...
#2 it's called trickle down economics
Those trees aren't orange
#1 poodle
Historically ruling classes removed their hats before entering a place to prove they weren't hiding knives or other weapons to kill the host. The meaning changed over time to become a sign of respect instead of proving you weren't a murderer. The lower classes adopted the practice to mimic the upper class as they usually often did. These days it's a traditional sign of respect imbedded in western culture with roots tracing back to that original practice
Because it might fail isn't a reason not to try
...... In a martini yes, that wasn't the joke I was making.
#1 Dragonair on a donair?
I cosine this
Used to be 99c in Canada, but not for a decade. They argue it's still 99c USD in certain areas when called out for their obvious lies and they only count those areas
Nope, that angle make sure the baby has to work for the milk instead of gravity doing the work. It's a closer simulation to actual nursing, if the bottle is too easy they often struggle nursing because they expect the easier method.
A) Ii can happen, I file the injury reports.
B) it would be a catastrophic failure of the combplate pressure sensor as the unit should shut off before this happened.
C) can still sever fingers before I shuts off,
HOMM2 is also available on mobile too
Its a signal to the entire world that there is no one inside the house
#7 you need some sort of mule and a yellow dog.
Getting nuts, don't have them yet.
As someone who works in the escalator/elevator trade never ever do this. It takes a lot of work to clean your blood from the treads, the paperwork is massive and the bill is even bigger.
Those tires were the inspiration for driving in cyberpunk
#1 Bearthoven
#33 there was at least one left near me until a disgruntled employee burned it down ~10 years ago
Really puts things into perspective
Sure he does now, but how many did he lose getting there
Been there, the distraction/obstruction placement works, until 1 day it doesn't ever again.
#3 not anymore
I work for an elevator company, escalators are 10% of the units we maintain and 90% of the accidents.
Claymore fish
Personally I'd made the super cool costume for the kid.
We literally played this game in my school in Canada.
Please allow me to introduce you to Minsc...
#2 it's called trickle down economics