perfect. let's ban manual driving.
In completely unrelated news. https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/cars/2018/02/28/pedestrian-fatalities/376802002/
As your chart shows, the beer thing only matters at the surface level. Walk in to any major grocery store in the US and all of their 'micro-brews' are owned by AB inBev or Miller. Finding actual local micro-brew that a multi-national doesn't profit from requires going out of your way to find it.
Caldera by Polyrhythmics Departure Songs by We Lost the Sea and jazz covers of Nintendo music
It doesn't help that EA has the exclusive rights to make Star Wars video games.
I had issues with some similar stuff in rural Wisconsin last year. Not sure if that's where you are, but the naming scheme is similar. Single and double letters and the similar names are near each other. Confusing if you're not a local.
The whole PNW is covered in a blanket of smoke, not good odds anyone in OR or WA will be able to see it unfortunately.
I loved that whole series.
And yet he has the gall to claim that he was "waiting for more information/all the facts" before making a statement on Charlottesville. This shit is far from new, but somehow it never ceases to amaze me.
I was part of a lengthy discussion about sandwiches in the off-topic channel of a gaming group i'm in. Some of the highlights included: sushi rolls, chowder bread bowls, mac & cheese, poptarts. It gets really absurd because there is an exception to pretty much any defining characteristic of a sandwich. I'll try and dig up some of the logs from that conversation, it was a lot of fun.
I made it about a third of the way through this piece before giving up. It seems as though the problem is fear-mongering on the part of media and parents eating that shit up. Smartphones are just a convenient alternative to whatever kids before. And the last two generations of kids were said to not play outside either, but there was a different bogeyman to blame then. Same shit, different decade. But it gets the knowing nods of approval and agreement from older folks.
What's discouraging is seeing people who are pro-LGB but shockingly transphobic. Why the fuck do we have to have a separate debate about rights for every. single. group. of. people?!
Where is this? Somewhere in Utah?
Yep. I have GIMP installed, and it's great for a lot of things. But it takes 30+ seconds to start up and I have to look up online how to do pretty much everything I use it for. When I want to take a screenshot of part of my screen, it's super quick to open paint, crop to what I want, and save the image. I can get it done start to finish in about 10 seconds.
Being "not Obama" seems to have been a winning strategy for the Republicans so who knows any more.
MOO?
every time they don't have something in stock, send an email complaining about it. you'll almost always get a $5 credit.
Congratulations, you've been pre-fired from Walmart!
This is exactly me. When that thing finally died I looked at everything Apple had to offer and decided nothing under $2k was worth buying and I sure as shit don't have $2k for a laptop. I don't answer anymore when people ask for laptop recommendations. Dell is shit, HP is shit, Lenovo and ASUS are shit, Apple solders everything and removes all the ports. I wish it were as easy to build your own laptop as it was a desktop but that will never happen. When I ever decide to buy another one I might get a Surface but that's not really a laptop and I can't stand the keyboards they slap on them. I had a white Macbook at the time and you could take 'em apart if you were brave. Memory? No prob. Battery? Went through three. Hard drive? Two of 'em.
My Republican parents had 5 kids. The four of voting age vote Dem or 3rd party.
It has its ups and downs. Overall she's much happier running her own business than working for someone else.
Is your birth center in Seattle or LA? I can never keep up.
She's over in Columbia City. About to move her shop up the street to Hillman City.
https://imgur.com/a/AMb6K That's most of the pictures I've taken so far.
https://imgur.com/a/OVf5l Got this little bundle of cuteness and energy on Saturday, his name is Gunnar. He's definitely forcing a lifestyle adjustment but I think it's well worth it.
Can you handle months of 40-45F and light drizzle with almost no sunbreaks? It's nice to not have to deal with ice all the time but the persistent grey really gets to some people. Seasonal depression is a real thing here.
Shameless plug: my wife runs a frame shop. Really small operation, just her and a single part-time employee but she does great work. Not sure what your budget is, custom isn't cheap. I too am glad to have the rain back. The cold was fun at first but so many days in a row at or below freezing is rough. Definitely nice to pull the raincoat back out of the closet.