3037 pts ยท August 22, 2016
TBF that's less of a problem in Australia than in the US, I expect, though it's getting worse here too.
Because visibility driving out is usually better than reversing out, especially with cross-traffic both driving and on foot; because if you want to get the car straight you need the manoueverable end on the outside of the spot. I get it's a personal choice, though.
Too many ways to arrange the list and too many with the same number of syllables
When you're quoting someone you put what they put even if it is incorrect (though it's then customary to add [sic] after the quote to indicate that - "intentionally so written"). Pet Sematary is, as others mentioned, also one of his books.I choose to believe he left off the tag here.
I'll likely be the same age then as I will in 3078. Very unlikely that people make it past 100 even now
The most appropriate place for "Hassan, CHOP"
You are not the person you're built to attract.
And you cannot forget the corresponding Ford Fat Can.
Yes Australia. That white car is a Holden Commode. Wait I mean Commodore.
This is the north west corner of Sydney, Australia. The yellow buses are from one specific bus company which used to be called WestBus.
Oh see that's the trouble, I didn't realise it was thin pipe I had visions of 4" downpipe PVC.
That's funny, but I'm having trouble explaining it to my friend. Can you help out?
Yes lots of people do.
Black straps... Do you mean their bras? You know because when the players run their boobs bounce and it hurts?
That's incredible mileage though. How the hell you getting 80mpg in anything else?!
(Not american, but) It's not being used for identification, it's just a completely unique number that we totally don't use to identify you, we just require that you tell us so that we can store it and use it to confirm who you are.
Australia is still the fried ones. I visited the US years before the current ... political climate, and the baked ones were a revelation.
Wait-Nevermind.jpg ...
I think you mean he knows of them. Right?
Those whom the gods love, die young. I fear he's going to live to 140 because neither god nor Satan wants him.
It's saying a bunch of people who claimed to be an officer of any sort were categorized as LEOs. Typical brain-dead BS.
There's a vast gulf between "toot toot" and "BLAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRP" which I feel needs to be taught and respected...
OK but you can and should be proud of that because *you learned something from someone else without being explicitly told*.
As long as it's food for plants. I don't want to force anything sentient to eat that rubbish
Marmite? MARMITE? SHRIMP!!!!?? You monster! The only suitable foods and Vegemite, PRAWNS and a daily Lamington.
That's an IRQ conflict. Don't get me started on DMA conflicts or trying to get 620kB with the Netware IPX stack either.
Three? Ooh look over here folks, we've got professional parkour happening. I would be eating the third pole having slipped on the ground before the first.
It's tough in text, especially on a site that's so global - so many countries DO have dense rail and the scale of the outback is ... foreign is too weak a word.
The problem it solves is needing to lay and maintain 100,000km+ of rail, plus locomotives and freight cars etc to service barely 20000 people, when the trains would need to stop at 300+ locations along 50+ routes.
TBF that's less of a problem in Australia than in the US, I expect, though it's getting worse here too.
Because visibility driving out is usually better than reversing out, especially with cross-traffic both driving and on foot; because if you want to get the car straight you need the manoueverable end on the outside of the spot. I get it's a personal choice, though.
Too many ways to arrange the list and too many with the same number of syllables
When you're quoting someone you put what they put even if it is incorrect (though it's then customary to add [sic] after the quote to indicate that - "intentionally so written"). Pet Sematary is, as others mentioned, also one of his books.
I choose to believe he left off the tag here.
I'll likely be the same age then as I will in 3078. Very unlikely that people make it past 100 even now
The most appropriate place for "Hassan, CHOP"
You are not the person you're built to attract.
You are not the person you're built to attract.
And you cannot forget the corresponding Ford Fat Can.
Yes Australia. That white car is a Holden Commode. Wait I mean Commodore.
This is the north west corner of Sydney, Australia. The yellow buses are from one specific bus company which used to be called WestBus.
Oh see that's the trouble, I didn't realise it was thin pipe I had visions of 4" downpipe PVC.
That's funny, but I'm having trouble explaining it to my friend. Can you help out?
Yes lots of people do.
Black straps... Do you mean their bras? You know because when the players run their boobs bounce and it hurts?
That's incredible mileage though. How the hell you getting 80mpg in anything else?!
(Not american, but) It's not being used for identification, it's just a completely unique number that we totally don't use to identify you, we just require that you tell us so that we can store it and use it to confirm who you are.
Australia is still the fried ones. I visited the US years before the current ... political climate, and the baked ones were a revelation.
Wait-Nevermind.jpg ...
I think you mean he knows of them. Right?
Those whom the gods love, die young. I fear he's going to live to 140 because neither god nor Satan wants him.
It's saying a bunch of people who claimed to be an officer of any sort were categorized as LEOs. Typical brain-dead BS.
There's a vast gulf between "toot toot" and "BLAAARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRP" which I feel needs to be taught and respected...
OK but you can and should be proud of that because *you learned something from someone else without being explicitly told*.
As long as it's food for plants. I don't want to force anything sentient to eat that rubbish
Marmite? MARMITE? SHRIMP!!!!?? You monster! The only suitable foods and Vegemite, PRAWNS and a daily Lamington.
That's an IRQ conflict. Don't get me started on DMA conflicts or trying to get 620kB with the Netware IPX stack either.
Three? Ooh look over here folks, we've got professional parkour happening. I would be eating the third pole having slipped on the ground before the first.
It's tough in text, especially on a site that's so global - so many countries DO have dense rail and the scale of the outback is ... foreign is too weak a word.
The problem it solves is needing to lay and maintain 100,000km+ of rail, plus locomotives and freight cars etc to service barely 20000 people, when the trains would need to stop at 300+ locations along 50+ routes.