I really don’t think this is a gender thing. Trump appoints whomever is on his mind and will take the job at the time. They do what he says, praise him, such whatever brings and money they can, and when they get caught in too big of a contradiction they get let go. They’re entirely disposable.
And gas, insurance, school supplies, electrical bills, natural gas bills, water bills, taxes, phone bill, Internet bill, clothes and shoes because they’re cheap and don’t last…
That’s kind of already what we’re doing. And at the end of the month, we’re out of cash to buy fancy dinners, video games, yachts, vacation homes, designer shoes, etc. Middle class and below is just surviving at this point. Has been for years.
This has been a huge issue for Richmond for years now. They use ethylene oxide has to sterilize medical tools, though the rest of the world does it with safer gasses now. Even without an accident, it’s releasing cancerous gas on the regular
The scary part is that they have to let the tools off-gas over time, so they load them into trucks and drive them to undisclosed warehouses in the state. With no monitoring.
So the problem is bigger than just a one time leak. We don’t even know how big.
You might check out the Consumer Rights Wiki, also started by Rossman. It’s crowd sourced, and lists anti-consumer BS like forced cloud subscriptions for a lot of companies.
Just find a printer, look up the company there, and see how legit they are. There’s even a browser plugin that pops up on any website that has an entry on the wiki.
Children don’t use VPNs! You know what does? Your job. Applications. MPLS and SD-WAN connections that every company uses to secure their data over the Internet.
This is about control and monetization. We cannot allow this lunacy to take hold in any part of the world.
I hope he paid the subscription fee for the knife as well.
Think about how easy it most be to get a large dog into a sack, that you then have to move and attach to a car.
So much easier than just having the dog sit in the back seat!
What problem did this solve? Cause I know which ones it creates…
We used to see a MargotRobbie but they stopped. Dunno why. They committed to the bit, though.
Their Lego diss tracks are pretty good; I’ll give them that. I don’t know that they need to do anything to make the US look more foolish internationally, though. Our president is pretty good at that on his own.
Well you’ve linked a report in French, which won’t convince many English speakers. Which are probably the ones resisting your premise.
That being said, I fully expect English to be taken over by another language. However, what put English there in the first place? Economic power. That’s why I would bet on Mandarin over French. That’s a lot of birth replacement to beat out China and associated trade partners.
Again, I can’t read your evidence because I can’t speak French. I can’t tell what factors they’ve taken into account. So I just have my opinion/guess.
Sounds like he’s drinking himself into a stupor, missing the next day as he recovers, and fears being fired.
Definitely the actions of someone with nothing to hide and a clear conscience!
Sorry, actually to the newspaper in the movie. And I guess it was actually a magazine.
Amazing how it got everything else so close, but kept archaic news mediums that aren’t even relevant today.
I was only off by 10,000 years!
I’ve noticed a lot of carried over themes in 40k, with the cautionary tale of rogue AI making computers untrusted and stuff like that. What I didn’t expect is how much the 1962 Lawrence of Arabia movie seemed to influence the first Dune book. That might be a stretch since the movie came out just a year before he started releasing Dune content, but a lot of that fit.
Yeah the Matrix isn’t right unless there’s some obscure comic that clarifies the “closer to 2199, no one knows for sure” line.
Dune is supposed to be like the year 10,000 or something?
They also left off Idiocracy’s date, which was 2505 according to the newspaper.
In T2: Judgement Day, when Miles Dyson has to turn two keys simultaneously to open the vault to get the Terminator prototypes, they go
3-2-1-turn and then AFTER that, they turn. How many times would people have messed that up, learning such a weird pattern? That’s totally unintuitive!
Oops, don’t want that. Could you take two more pictures, I’ve from the left and one from the right? Unless that red box someone drew got it.
Is that an oil cap in the right of the picture? Just in front of the duct taped intake. It’s a black cap with amber writing on it, so that’s what I suspect. If it goes directly to the engine, that’s it.
Alcatraz held people tried and convicted in a city of law. Auschwitz held political prisoners and enemies of the ruling party that never saw a trial, had no rights, were treated poorly, and died often.
It’s more accurate to go with the latter.
I’d rather vote for someone based on their policy. If they’re attractive but want to destroy our institutions further or sell out, it’s a worthless metric. Elections are too important for BS filler.
The newer XCOM games actively remember and give you the same result if you reload. To discourage save scumming. I would get stuck in one where I’d miss a 90%, reload, and still miss. Because the next shot was always going to miss. So I’d take a different shot with someone else that wouldn’t matter, come back, and suddenly I’d make that 90%.
The original 90’s games, you could just save scum. But you’d still miss that 90 sometimes.