The rear window doesn’t matter anyway. All it does it let you see stuff you’ve already passed.
The rear window doesn’t matter anyway. All it does it let you see stuff you’ve already passed.
I totally fell for it. Thank you!
Being autistic would be enough of an issue all by itself. Imagine dealing with that, plus having a mom who doesn’t respect your privacy, and writes dehumanizing headlines like this.
Anyone who judges me based on how guests choose to park can go fuck themselves. If one of my guests blocks a driveway, that guest is the asshole, not me.
Working in a store that sold these would fill me with a deep sense of shame.
We met for lunch, where I found out she was a teacher at a private school and heavily anti-vax. Haven’t spoken to her since.
Still, I’d try it again with someone else. Catching up can be fun.
R.I.P. John Francis Dunsworth (April 12, 1946 – October 16, 2017)
Take lots of pictures! Future you will appreciate it.
Had a friend who was hired by a temp agency to reprogram outdated mainframes in an ancient programming language. He was paid for training. There were ARMIES of people like him doing last-minute fixes. Y2K would have been a tremendous disaster if people had just ignored it.
See also: the environment, but without armies of people working on fixes.
That wouldn’t surprise me at all.
As was I. It felt like such a generic, by the numbers zombie movie with only some rare nods to the title.
Idris Elba was an unexpected choice, but I was all for it. Unfortunately, you’re right about the rest of the film. SO much wasted potential.
The movie isn’t very interesting, but it’s not outright bad - unless you were hoping for a faithful adaptation. The book has a MUCH more interesting storyline.
Clapping off-beat is the kind of low key, mischievous evil that I can fully support
10/10 title. I have no notes.
I do, but I also acknowledge that I may be wrong, and that the parents are free to make their own choices.
“Any employer thinking of leaning on Section 107 in the future should think twice — it’s a crutch that just snapped."
I like that metaphor.
It’s more fun to watch people win than watch them constantly lose. The whole point of a TV show is to get people to watch. I don’t mind if a game show is rigged, as long as it’s rigged equally in favor of all contestants.
Plus, if I remember correctly, Deal or No Deal only has one contestant at a time. Contestants aren’t competing against each other, so you can nudge the game in the contestant’s favor without screwing other contestants.
You’ve reminded me of global chat in every F2P game I’ve played
Looks good. Nice work!