Thanks for the links. From that first one: "I grew up in the middle class, and so there's a struggle out there. The president saw that before I did. I wish I could tell you I saw it before him, but he taught it to me."
I would think this would be news that would make everyone happy, actually. Spicer has been one of the most cringe-worthy press secretaries to grace the podium in a long time. He won't be missed, except perhaps by masochists.
Trump isn't usually one to let go of past insults.
I am convinced that a REALLY WELL CHOREOGRAPHED session of platitudes, complements, and offers of "winning" would cause Trump to ignore past grievances. Case in point: China used to be evil. Then Xi Jinping spent several days making nice with Trump, including seemingly agreeing to help with North Korea. (opportunity for "winning") Then China was not evil. Said Trump: "Why would I criticize China? They are helping us with our North Korean problem."
Seconded. I've been with credit unions for 20 years, and never regretted it.
Choose one with a branch that's convenient to you, and it will be great.
The one consideration is that the credit unions are not generally nationwide. You may pay a small fee to use an out-of-town ATM when you travel. So, if you travel a lot, this could be a consideration for you. Most credit unions are part of ATM networks anyway, and so it can still be a non-issue. If you don't travel much, then you don't need to worry about it.
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I chose "Boaty McBoatface".
I've seen Valerian, so I know how this ends.
Alan Arkin as Detective Hugo. Brilliant performance.
Thanks for the link.
Please call it 'ShatChat'?
Tom assumed they would be serving Spam.
Cheers!
Alex: "This town has guns, garbage, daiquiri's, and easy car inspections."
BZZZT. "What is 'New Orleans', Alex?"
Well, strictly speaking, I guess it depends on how far from the bottom the object is tied.
That's like closing the barn door after the horses have escaped.
Thanks for the links. From that first one: "I grew up in the middle class, and so there's a struggle out there. The president saw that before I did. I wish I could tell you I saw it before him, but he taught it to me."
Phew. The brown-nosing is heavy.
"Sean's just a poor boy, nobody loves him."
hyades1 wins the internet.
I would think this would be news that would make everyone happy, actually. Spicer has been one of the most cringe-worthy press secretaries to grace the podium in a long time. He won't be missed, except perhaps by masochists.
I am convinced that a REALLY WELL CHOREOGRAPHED session of platitudes, complements, and offers of "winning" would cause Trump to ignore past grievances. Case in point: China used to be evil. Then Xi Jinping spent several days making nice with Trump, including seemingly agreeing to help with North Korea. (opportunity for "winning") Then China was not evil. Said Trump: "Why would I criticize China? They are helping us with our North Korean problem."
Marsupials?
So his "round the Horn" prediction came true after all.
Why would you have pizza delivered? Can't your mom just bring it downstairs? /s
Do it in Australia.
"The laws of[physics are very commendable, but the only law that applies in Australia is the law of Australia,"
--(almost) Malcolm Turnbull
Interesting. Thanks for the link.
So, short answer "yes", long answer "Takei himself recommended against it".
And don't make me use the other nine fingers, if you know what's good for you!
Especially this:
"[W]e're...not...seeing it...on the newer U11...for...what it's worth."
Fricking brilliant.
In all seriousness, I thought that was a small recognition to George Takei. No?
Seconded. I've been with credit unions for 20 years, and never regretted it. Choose one with a branch that's convenient to you, and it will be great.
The one consideration is that the credit unions are not generally nationwide. You may pay a small fee to use an out-of-town ATM when you travel. So, if you travel a lot, this could be a consideration for you. Most credit unions are part of ATM networks anyway, and so it can still be a non-issue. If you don't travel much, then you don't need to worry about it.