2780 pts ยท April 28, 2011
I'm pleased to say that the space sets within the City range still use this as their logo!
Henry
So's a kettle
"...a problem each state should handle on their own" I think is meaning nation-state, not American state. So each nation decides for itself.
I know my place
Reading your comment made my subconscious remember configuring TCP/IP and the word "Winsock"
...Accident and Emergency?
You've never had English Mustard, I take it. This stuff will blow your nostrils off.
HAng on, if it turns to blood, but they eat blood, wouldn't that be fine then?
No, it's the name of the big island.
I think this is the Australian one. It, the British and American ones are/were different companies.
(It's spelled 'knickers')
No wonder she's loaded, she has a *lot* of jobs. She's the queen of the side-hustle.
Just coz the rest of you got conquered by Napoleon, suddenly *we* have to swap road sides too?
I'm always confused why Americans get het up about stone. It's not like the rest of the system makes more sense with or without them...
When driving, yes. We're all a bit mixed up, really. We buy petrol in litres but measure efficiency in MPG. (That's Imperial not US gallons)
I agree, although I think that's kinda the problem; even if you consider it a niche product, it served that niche well. The reboot doesn't.
The passport photo booth also allows you to take photos with you in scenes, like this one.
Yeah, the house is from the 1950s so 2 bathrooms would be a rarity.
It's impossible. Luckily the back patio doors are huge.
There was a good post here years ago when someone did that and got told so many different ways in which he was going to die.
I remember almost weeping with joy when I had a burger with coleslaw.
IDSPISPOPD
Oooooooh! Thanks!
...still don't get it
The tins themselves have got more disappointing, actually... http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nestl-hits-back-claims-quality-7025949
But are you really experiencing the festivities? What is Christmas, if not a socially acceptable opportunity to eat chocolate for breakfast?
In the UK, it's not just these - we also have Christmas sweetie tins. But no-one would think you still had any Quality Street left in May.
In older British houses you may have a hot water storage tank. The cupboard it is in gets very warm, so towels may be kept in there. That.
I'm pleased to say that the space sets within the City range still use this as their logo!
Henry
So's a kettle
"...a problem each state should handle on their own" I think is meaning nation-state, not American state. So each nation decides for itself.
I know my place
Reading your comment made my subconscious remember configuring TCP/IP and the word "Winsock"
...Accident and Emergency?
You've never had English Mustard, I take it. This stuff will blow your nostrils off.
HAng on, if it turns to blood, but they eat blood, wouldn't that be fine then?
No, it's the name of the big island.
I think this is the Australian one. It, the British and American ones are/were different companies.
(It's spelled 'knickers')
No wonder she's loaded, she has a *lot* of jobs. She's the queen of the side-hustle.
Just coz the rest of you got conquered by Napoleon, suddenly *we* have to swap road sides too?
I'm always confused why Americans get het up about stone. It's not like the rest of the system makes more sense with or without them...
When driving, yes. We're all a bit mixed up, really. We buy petrol in litres but measure efficiency in MPG. (That's Imperial not US gallons)
I agree, although I think that's kinda the problem; even if you consider it a niche product, it served that niche well. The reboot doesn't.
The passport photo booth also allows you to take photos with you in scenes, like this one.
Yeah, the house is from the 1950s so 2 bathrooms would be a rarity.
It's impossible. Luckily the back patio doors are huge.
There was a good post here years ago when someone did that and got told so many different ways in which he was going to die.
I remember almost weeping with joy when I had a burger with coleslaw.
IDSPISPOPD
Oooooooh! Thanks!
...still don't get it
The tins themselves have got more disappointing, actually... http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/nestl-hits-back-claims-quality-7025949
But are you really experiencing the festivities? What is Christmas, if not a socially acceptable opportunity to eat chocolate for breakfast?
In the UK, it's not just these - we also have Christmas sweetie tins. But no-one would think you still had any Quality Street left in May.
In older British houses you may have a hot water storage tank. The cupboard it is in gets very warm, so towels may be kept in there. That.