Could simply be something that happens to ALL ex-employees who are given a free blue check. It gets taken away automatically. Still, kinda sloppy that nobody thought of that.
When it was first purchased, it was an office for a few years. Nobody lives there now.
A friend of mine gets coconut pretty often, but I’ve never tried it myself.
People will always be people - willing to ignore anything if there’s enough profit involved.
I wish them all the luck they deserve.
You’re right. Nobody reads a car’s manual cover-to-cover. Even if there was a way to disable this feature, she probably wouldn’t have known about it.
The boys’ grandmother, Katie Martinez, is heartbroken.
“They were strapped in their car seats. They couldn’t even get up to save themselves,” she told ABC7. “She literally locked them in their car seats and shut their doors.”
The grandmother will never forgive her (nor should she).
Equality House, bought and painted to irritate Westboro Baptist Church. It’s a tie with Mott House, listed on the same page.
“Now you can make every car ride awkward with our Virtual Racist Uncle Mimic! Tesla - the cars with VRUM!”
Type 1 diabetes requires you to watch your insulin levels constantly or DIE. I’d say that’s more than an “inconvenience”.
Yeah. There could very well be some bottom feeder who sees this as an opportunity.
The company was also exploring rolling out an X credit or debit card, the Financial Times reported last month.
Bahahahaha! In order to do that, they’d have to find a financial institution willing to work with an owner who sues at the drop of an hat, and take on enormous risk. Good luck with that.
“I’ve helped make things as shitty as I know how, and I don’t feel like dealing with the Hitler blowback.”
Pretty sure I won’t notice, but I appreciate the cool photo
I would imagine that they’d forget most of what they learned the second they realized they were drowning. Panic would shut their brain down.
Maybe, if they recover somewhat and manage to doggie-paddle or something, they’ll remember a useful sentence or two.
U.S.
If police were the honest, fair, law-abiding heroes they’re presented as, this would be a much simpler question.
Ideally, I’d choose to replace the police (not merely slap an “under new management” banner on the police station) with a MUCH more transparent and just organization that genuinely serves and protects the public.
I also don’t think there’s enough of an emphasis on safety regarding public ownership of guns. All laws need to be tightened, standardized between states, and loopholes need to be firmly closed. I know we Americans have been taught that gun ownership is an important constitutional right, but I think that in 250 years, guns have proven to do much more harm than good. Decisions on gun laws need to make public safety their primary consideration.
Grok was funnier when it was contradicting Musk’s bullshit. This is just a pale imitation of a boring racist asshole.
She does say that it doesn't have to be a way to make money, but she wants me to "develop myself" somehow.
If that’s what she really thinks, it’s cool that she’s not entirely focused on money. Part of me wants to say “if she doesn’t like the way you’re living your life, she can GTFO”, but it’s also good to avoid stagnating.
Consider taking an interesting class at a local community college.
I was expecting it to be just another post-apocalyptic drama, and I’ve seen so many mediocre ones that Station 11 wasn’t high on my list. I was very wrong.
Station 11 was well written, well cast, and interesting (if confusing at times).
Just about everyone looks better when they smile. It’s true regardless of gender. I don’t see where sexism enters the equation.
I feel pretty oblivious. What am I missing?
Ever have one of those close conversations with some, and walk away thinking “yeh… I’m a good guy” (or whatever pronoun you choose, of course). I just had that happen. It’s a nice, reassuring feeling.
Is it because of the instance they’re posting from, some kind of “award”, or what?
