My brother's suburban high school wouldn't let him take both drafting and shop. He had to transfer to the catholic school board. Now he's a tool and die maker, a job which requires both drafting and shop skills.
Everyone who ever told you Casablanca was a chick flick is an idiot. There's only so much time a movie can spend with guns being pointed at people (with or without them being fired) and still be considered a chick flick. Casablanca far exceeds that amount.
I'd like to see lightbulbs rated in horespower. I wouldn't buy them, but I'd like to see them.
The real problem is that 1h = 3.6ks, which is far too imperial a conversion factor to make it reasonable to extend metric second-scale units into (for daily life) more useful hour-scale units.
You can get a phone that's just a phone for $20. If you set up 'auto top-up', which charges your credit card every 3 months or whenever you're getting low on credit, it comes out to $5 a month if you don't call much. As long as you keep topping up your accumulated credit doesn't expire. Great if you want a phone for emergencies and such.
I was thinking of an Aqua Teen episode where someone was decapitated and a rainbow poured out of their neck, because blood would have been "f***ing offensive." If they did this to Manhunt 2, it would eliminate all the gore from the game (and play into the insanity theme), despite making the violence even more casual. This would be similar to UK's Carmageddon having zombies instead of humans. I'd be interested in seeing what rating the game got then.
For that matter, I'm interested in seeing what rating Grasshopper Manufacture's "No More Heroes" gets, since Suda 51 pretty much promised more gore than Manhunt 2.
Forza may not be identical to GT5, but it's aimed at the same market and is already available on cheaper hardware. The GT-style experience isn't exclusive to the PS3, even if GT itself is, and ultimately exclusive experiences are better system sellers than exclusive games.
Under Canadian law, caffeine can only be added to dark beverages, which means that Canadian Mountain Dew (among others) is caffeine-free. It would be interesting to see the numbers for the Canadian versions of drinks that can have caffeine, and for that matter to confirm that the ones that can't are complying with the law.
While power outlets are inconvenient, they have the nice property that you have to be on my... well, property... to plug something into them. Since the barrier this is trying to overcome is the focused area of other wireless power systems, it seems like my neighbours might move their laptops to the side of their house that's nearest mine and run up my bill. Not sure how you encrypt power transmission.
Fox (and Fox News) are owned by the Australia-based News Corp. While Fox News is regularly a right-wing mouthpiece, perhaps you noticed that at exactly the same time that an Australian citizen was going to be executed in Indonesia on drug charges, an episode of House aired where the doctors had to save a death row inmate who might legitimately have a medical case for appeal, and the series Prison Break, about a man saving his wrongfully-convicted brother from execution, started airing.
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this was their only way to get a woman to give them the time of day.
Thank you, I'll be here all week!
My brother's suburban high school wouldn't let him take both drafting and shop. He had to transfer to the catholic school board. Now he's a tool and die maker, a job which requires both drafting and shop skills.
you get if you unwisely follow the instructions on the other current front-page article about building your own high powered laser? That's uncanny.
"Timmy, you're thirteen. Isn't it about time you got laid?"
"But dad, I'm reading The Fountainhead!"
For a moment I thought you were demanding sample asses. Actually, I guess you were.
The only alternative fuel it should use is Mr. Fusion, and it should be the alternative to Plutonium.
Everyone who ever told you Casablanca was a chick flick is an idiot. There's only so much time a movie can spend with guns being pointed at people (with or without them being fired) and still be considered a chick flick. Casablanca far exceeds that amount.
I'd like to see lightbulbs rated in horespower. I wouldn't buy them, but I'd like to see them.
The real problem is that 1h = 3.6ks, which is far too imperial a conversion factor to make it reasonable to extend metric second-scale units into (for daily life) more useful hour-scale units.
Baseball's dangerous enough without keen-eyed elven archers.
Indeed I do not. (If I did, I probably wouldn't have internet right now, amirite?)
(That's the fantasy sports site that works like a stock market, if you didn't know.)
You can get a phone that's just a phone for $20. If you set up 'auto top-up', which charges your credit card every 3 months or whenever you're getting low on credit, it comes out to $5 a month if you don't call much. As long as you keep topping up your accumulated credit doesn't expire. Great if you want a phone for emergencies and such.
I was thinking of an Aqua Teen episode where someone was decapitated and a rainbow poured out of their neck, because blood would have been "f***ing offensive." If they did this to Manhunt 2, it would eliminate all the gore from the game (and play into the insanity theme), despite making the violence even more casual. This would be similar to UK's Carmageddon having zombies instead of humans. I'd be interested in seeing what rating the game got then. For that matter, I'm interested in seeing what rating Grasshopper Manufacture's "No More Heroes" gets, since Suda 51 pretty much promised more gore than Manhunt 2.
Forza may not be identical to GT5, but it's aimed at the same market and is already available on cheaper hardware. The GT-style experience isn't exclusive to the PS3, even if GT itself is, and ultimately exclusive experiences are better system sellers than exclusive games.
Under Canadian law, caffeine can only be added to dark beverages, which means that Canadian Mountain Dew (among others) is caffeine-free. It would be interesting to see the numbers for the Canadian versions of drinks that can have caffeine, and for that matter to confirm that the ones that can't are complying with the law.
but no such product exists. You must have just dreamed it up.
...but in one of those detailed street scenes, the film shows its rings: There's a neon sign for Pan-Am Airlines.
How much silver could I buy with that?
Conker's Bad Fur Day for the N64 had, as its box art, a gigantic (and well deserved) M rating.
This was about the MPAA. Movie stars have gigs now?
While power outlets are inconvenient, they have the nice property that you have to be on my... well, property... to plug something into them. Since the barrier this is trying to overcome is the focused area of other wireless power systems, it seems like my neighbours might move their laptops to the side of their house that's nearest mine and run up my bill. Not sure how you encrypt power transmission.
Fox (and Fox News) are owned by the Australia-based News Corp. While Fox News is regularly a right-wing mouthpiece, perhaps you noticed that at exactly the same time that an Australian citizen was going to be executed in Indonesia on drug charges, an episode of House aired where the doctors had to save a death row inmate who might legitimately have a medical case for appeal, and the series Prison Break, about a man saving his wrongfully-convicted brother from execution, started airing.
GIT and SCM? You mean Geita, Tanzania, and Scammon Bay, Alaska, USA?