Kinda weird to put a racing stripe on the seat, but ok.
So he doesn't want us to blow up any government buildings today? Maybe leave that until Monday?
Whenever one or both of us are working in the kitchen, she stretches out on the floor. She isn't waiting for scraps, she's just hanging out, providing a helpful tripping hazard.
If you provided your dog a job with a living wage, maybe they wouldn't feel compelled to steal socks instead of buying them.
Right. And I had always thought we had plenty of poverty. But now I'm thinking how much more we could have by now if we had ever bothered to fund it properly.
I will never understand the appeal of skate parks.
Well, see, there's your problem <poke, poke>
Tap to pay won't work at all? I've been considering Graphene for when Google locks the OS. I don't mind installing and running Play Store and Google Wallet, but I hadn't considered that I might have to go back to ensuring I had my wallet with me every time I left the house.
I used to watch this after school at a friend's house while I waited for my mom to finish work. They were hooked up to a strange satellite service that (he thought) was connected to some kind of national feed. The result was that all of the local/regional commercials were missing. So, we got the show and one or two commercials; the rest was just blank.
I'm impressed that they correctly estimated the amount of space they would need for all of those words. Negligible clumping of letters to cram in the last bit. Even for just a short phrase, I sometimes have to write backwards to ensure I don't run out of room on the paper.
Militaries all over the world start feasibility studies on it about every five years. Strangely, as soon as they get to the human-trials stage, the report, without fail, abruptly terminates.
Based on the abstract of a research paper I found (the only source I found not interested in exaggerating things for clicks or commenting on mundane problems like nests and poop), crows know that dropping rocks is fun. The researchers (again, according to the abstract--the meat is behind a paywall, as usual) speak as if crows are always dropping rocks; the implication being that the presence of the solar panels is happenstance. Their research merely correlates cracks in the panels, and pebbles on the panels, with crows flying overhead. In the paragraph they don't even directly blame the cracked panels on the rocks, let alone the crows. They simply state the chain of events as a possibility.
On the other hand, I've heard lots of fun facts about birds over the years and the underlying theme is that birds are bastardly and some, like crows, are intelligent. What human kid doesn't enjoy throwing rocks or shooting bullets at glass? I don't find it hard to believe that crows might similar mayhem enjoyable.
By Sam Logan
By Pedro Arizpe
Only after taking this, was I reminded of paintings in similar vein (of women, not dogs).
It lacks the ideal spelling, but it is pronounced "Saw."
My colonists recovered a unique chain-shotgun with an interesting engraving.
Is it just me or does the website for World Standards Day (which is today) have cookie toggles that are backwards?
https://www.worldstandardsday.org/home.html
Edit: removed my reference to ANSI (they don't appear to be involved).
I opened my ancient danger a little earlier in my latest colony than I normally do. They were the first mechanoids my six colonists had faced, but there were only a few and we won fairly easily. There was a plasma sword on the floor and inside a hermetic crate I found...this. Hoo boy, did my wealth jump.
Now feed me!