u/HowIsntBabbyFormed

Ugh, that's all anyone wants to know. Doesn't anyone want to know the opposite?

1. Why use sink drains with strainers when the whole point seems to be that you want chunks of food to go down the drain?
2. Why cut some plastic stuff over your floor just to go outside and cut other plastic over your pool?
3. With three openings, the suction at any 1 will be pretty bad since air can just come in from the other two. I guess the strainers/stoppers would help with that, but then you'd need to coordinate with the other two to make sure that their stoppers are firmly in place when trying to use the other. And knowing those sink stoppers, they'll be annoying to seat properly to close the opening, and I bet they'll lose a good seal pretty quickly, they'll probably always leak.
4. Is the vacuum going to be on constantly when you want to use it? That's the only way it could be convenient: you just have to open the drain and push stuff in. If you have to go over to the vacuum to turn it on each time you want to use it, it would be move convenient to just have the shop vac nearby and use the hose directly on top of the trays.

Don't be discouraged if they're all booked up though. They often have last minute cancellations and they bring extra horses to each ride to help match horses to riders. Try arriving at the corral about 30 minutes before a scheduled ride, they have a ticket window with staff there and you can get on a wait list.

What about Trump's past would make you believe that "All about me, me, me, me, Donald Trump." Is anything but exactly what he has always been (and will always be) about?

Crazy violent action scene...

Protagonist 1 quips: "This is just like that time in Budapest."

Protagonist 2 (while taking cover): "This is is nothing like Budapest. You must be thinking of that situation on Rome."

Protagonist 1 (while tossing a grenade over their shoulder): "Rome? Rome!? You're going to bring that up again?... It wasn't even my fault."

Protagonist 2 (while reloading, then shooting 4 henchmen who were about to get them, making them fall off catwalks): "Right, next you're going to tell me that little mixup in Rio wasn't your fault either."

Protagonist 1 (while throwing down used up gun, and punching henchman coming up to grab them from behind): "You know I told you not to trust the Egyptians on that one!"

I hate this trope of showing that our buddy heroes have such a rich history together that they can just throw out references to cities and people in the middle of a firefight and the other just picks up on it immediately and they can just crack jokes about it. I'd rather you just show me those types of scenes than tell me that they had them in the past.

How exactly have the tracks gotten narrower? Aren't they pretty firmly bolted in place? And how much narrower? What is the typical width of green line tracks, how wide were the GLX tracks on opening day, and how wide are they now?

I'm pretty sure Mickey has been trademarked for a long time already. However, I don't think it's a coincidence that they've been using that design/animation a lot more conspicuously lately. It probably bolsters their Trademark claims if they're actively using that image.

If women had any idea, even for a second, of how we really looked at them, they would never stop slapping us.

https://youtu.be/nR_5EDAg2zM?t=679

The work done in the project might be useful: https://github.com/wcbonner/GoveeBTTempLogger#download-details

Not "finishing" a bad thing shouldn't be thought of in the same light as giving up.

So you're saying we should have prolonged the Vietnam war?

Then why did you write, "lol yes it did" in response to my comment?

Yes what did? What are you talking about?

??? So you're saying the positivity rate stayed high last summer?

But that didn't happen over the summer of 2021 when all indicators were super low.

I love that if you picked Star Trek, you were forced to complete a quote from Star Wars.

Penn has always had a more optimistic view of what humans are capable of, as far as being good to one another and working together to have a better society. He bought into the idea that if given a chance, people would do the right thing for one another.

I think that's a good way to put it. I saw a video of a speech he gave to some libertarian group back when we was deeply libertarian. He rooted his libertarian beliefs in his deep personal passivism. His argument was that he would never use violence to coerce anyone to do anything, therefore it's wrong to use the threat of violence from the state to collect taxes even if they funded "good" things that he wholeheartedly supports.

The problem is that a lot of people would use the lack of laws to do objectively bad things, and not enough people would voluntarily support the good things.

Surely this is satire.

The sheer number of people who don't get this in the comments here is really troubling me.

Are you people not aware this is a joke video?

She didn't mark it wrong. This doesn't even look graded. Kids at this level don't really get grades based on scores on homework and tests. She was just indicating that it would be better for him to write it without the top part because his '1' is looking too much like a 7.

The way the printed 1 looks on a separate piece of paper is irrelevant. Printed text is obviously way more consistent than handwriting, especially at that age.

We often teach the shapes of handwritten characters differently than how some typefaces render them. For example, children are usually not taught to write a lowercase 'a' with that curvy top line. If a child was writing it that way, and it started looking too much like an uppercase 'B' or something, then of course the teacher should leave a little reminder to the student to write it a different way.

let's just run it without the external cover...

The real answer to this is that they were never distinct species.

I don't think anyone ever claimed they were distinct species.

Now do the "water bottle on your tire" one.

So the caretaker and the person with disabilities are side characters? That would rule out movies like Rain Man or Radio, right?

It wasn't the actual game though, just a news conference. Airing an actual game that happens one every 4 years should trump a news conference about a game that happens every year.

Also, if it's so hard for them to find time to schedule all that content, then don't bid on the rights to all those things.