I have a feeling they aired that to startle the base into ignoring all of the fuckery surrounding trump and voting for him out of fear. I somehow doubt the numbers are accurate or even from a conducted poll. I may be wrong but I figure if it’s on Fox, and it’s political, it’s probably intentional bullshit.
Hell yes! I am all for new Tolkien content, but the first Tintin was such a wild ride and stuffed with enough subtle audio/visual gags. Its amazing that it flew that far under people’s radars. I have recommended it to so many and maybe one person of all of them remember even hearing of it. Crazy underrated.
Destruction Derby 2 was loads of fun. I was going to say something like Choplifter, but I saw some video the other day that seems a perfect fit.
Not underrated, but I would love to have a next-gen SOCOM, and wouldn’t say no to another Wipeout.
But hey, who doesnt need 43 new JRPGs?
What a trip. I just watched this a couple of hours ago.
Such a great game. Just me in the dark with my NeGcon headphones and Piranha.
Or Arrowhead
I remember them being outperformed by literally any supermarket toy aisle watergun. They ate batteries and had a crappy range, but boy did they look bad-ass to 4th grader me
Twice impeached former single-term president and convicted felon…
I mean, damn.
Somewhat related: Dayglo Abortions had a song called Ronald McRaygun.
Always a treat to see a Squarepusher post.
It is, but the app is frustrating. It has a mind of its own sometimes and, subjectively, basic UI functionality was an afterthought. Also no support on a galaxy watch.
That said, it sounds great and has a solid catalog (except the DJ Krush/Toshinori Kondo collab, Ki-Oku. Grrrr)
Float needle valve for sure.
Oh dear god, no. It’s like motor oil and antifreeze.
Second paragraph
Lorraine Blacklock, a precinct committee officer from King County,
30-year involved republican. Judge away
Gas furnaces need an electric blower to move the heat around.
James Burke is an absolute legend.
Pull the drawer completely out so it is free from the cabinet and empty it. Cut/pull the exposed staples. Clean it up. Dry fit it so it goes back together well and seats as flush as it used to. Titebond wood glue all connecting surfaces, both sides. Fit the drawer front back on the drawer body and set it either front face down on a table with a book or three on the top, or drawer back side down with books/weight on the top/drawer face. Let glue cure for 24 hours. That should honestly be enough unless it gets a lot of abuse. If that’s the case, some wood corner/shoe moulding glued into the inside left and right corners afterward should keep it intact. Wood glue is strong AF. Stronger than the wood that drawer is made from.
Uppercase all of your html elements in the markup. Image mapped links. A background that doesn’t quite tile properly. Max width 800px
And like a gif of a skull opening his mouth that shows a flame “E-mail” materialize from it or something.
No prob. I always knew this experience would revisit me one day.
Gussets are key to reduce blowouts. They will still happen on occasion no matter what, but they do a lot to keep stuff where you would prefer.
I would say maybe half survived from child to child. Usually the velcro would deteriorate and I would install snaps in that case. I do remember the waterproofing wetting out after a while, and IIRC there were restorative treatments. In terms of pocket vs one piece. Pockets were better in general, but especially superior prior to solid food.
I honestly can’t remember the other brands we looked at. It was over 15 years ago when we were testing out the varieties. I just remember that we landed on the Bum Genius brand for build quality and fit.
The pros were mostly on the pocket variety since I believe they were primarily snap-based and you can use a variety or multiple pads depending on the use, plus they tended to contain larger quantities of waste.
The only cons I can think of are on the one piece or velcro varieties. The one piece do not (or did not at the time, anyway) contain runny poop as well. Honestly, they didn’t really have any edge over the pockets apart from being slightly more convenient.
And yeah, you just use your washer/dryer. Dump off as much as you can in the toilet and toss it in the lined bin until you run a wash. Never had funky-smelling clothes, surprisingly. Though we did have a machine that had a silver ion process, so that may have helped a bit. Or not, I dunno. We didn’t use any hardcore/scented detergent either.
I caught “The flight was operated by a six-year-old…” and it momentarily made perfect sense.