Schadenfreude is a shit consolation prize.
I mean, I'll take it, but it's still shit.
Nah, that's only in the US and over here we use mph
As a homeowner - I 100% agree with this.
I absolutely hate that I paid as much as I did simply because the generation before mine decided to turn the whole concept of home ownership into a financial investment vehicle.
I hate how it changes the thought processes around the decisions I make in regards to my home.
I hate how it impacts the relationships with my neighbors and how it morphs the very conversations we have. That it has drastically changed the type of people who would otherwise have wanted to live in the community and be a part of it instead of just trying to ride the wave investment dollars.
I hate that it means my own children, once grown, will likely be unable to afford to live in this neighborhood - even if they rent. And I hate that it's going to become their problem too.
For hand tools, yes. For my silverware, absolutely not no way in hell.
Aesthetics - #5 is the obvious choice Handling/ grip comfort - #5 wins again Scooping/horizontal food retention - #5 with its slight bowl-shaped head Tine shape - #2 wins out for sheer uniformity
Final answer
What's a feather like structure look like?
Something something my penis
Correct. If anything, we've been too conservative with the word in the past decade or so. They're openly talking about shipping off undesirables to gulags, but we're supposed to tone down our rhetoric and not call them fascists.
It's funny because I 100% agree with you both.
Don't be a sucker. I'll continue not playing any sports for $999B
I fully acknowledge your point and don't disagree. On the other hand, who ever said we have to treat Nazis reasonably?
Yeah, but then he came back from the dead, became an instant celebrity, struck it rich from crypto, and had like 4 yachts for each of his girlfriends. Don't you read the bibble?
I read this article and I know it's written in English, but I've accepted defeat in trying to understand it.
I write code for a living and I'm doing my best to ignore the feelings of inadequacy I'm currently experiencing.
Not to mention demolition requires permitting. Municipalities don't just hand you a permit just because you asked. If you wanted to demolish a perfectly good house, they'd be asking questions.
Will be interesting to see if it works out for them like it did for Target. There's a growing list of companies that progressive Americans will no longer support. B&J could easily join that list.
Sincere question - do all meat-eating cultures have popular dishes where the meat is ground up?