I bought my NES with my own money in 1988ish after saving up for months. If I go downstairs and power it on right now, I'm certain Tetris will fire right up.
Came across one of these in the lobby of a hotel in Québec. My wife pressed the "English" button and got a cute little printout. Figuring this would be a good opportunity to practice my French, I pressed the "Français" button and the machine spit out a story the length of a CVS receipt.
$500 sounds about right for weekly maid service. That means the base price of the robot not including subscription fees, power, repairs, etc. would get you ~3 years of maid service. If the subscription is an extra $500/mo, that's more than 6 years of maid service.
If your maid service goes out of business, you just find a new one. What are the odds this company will still be around in 3 years? 6 years? Not a wager I'd be willing to make.
I am in no way justifying the response to what looks like a very reasonable act of protest but if you are asked to leave private property and you do not leave, you will very likely be charged with trespassing when the police arrive.
This list is the list of countries the Royal Canadian Mint has ever produced coins for. I was recently on a tour at the Mint in Ottawa and they're currently producing coins for a just handful of countries - four or five, if I remember right.
I know several certified cheese professionals (believe it or not, that is an actual thing) and when they run events, they generally give the cheese 30-60 minutes to come to room temperature before serving it.
If it makes you happy, go for it. If it doesn't, skip it.
When I graduated from College, my family appreciated the pomp and circumstance. I won an academic award and my parents were very proud, so I was happy to go along with things. It was an hour or so and it wasn't any kind of burden. Sometimes it's important to do things for other people.
When I got married, my wife and I were already well established, so it was a break-even affair and people appreciated the party. We come from different traditions, so we picked the parts we liked and discarded the rest. Nobody left unhappy.
Jumping spiders are clever and curious. Some people keep them as pets. I've read lots of anecdotes about them being able to recognize individual humans but I don't know if there have ever been scientific studies on it.
In the park the other day, there was a tiny jumping spider on the picnic table that was very interested in exploring my arm. I let it run around for a bit but I put it back on the table after a few minutes because I was worried I was going to crush it accidentally.
Yes, it was in response to a question from the NatPo reporter.
I've had the batteries die in carts with save functionality but I've never had a cartridge itself stop working. Maybe I've been lucky.
I bought my NES with my own money in 1988ish after saving up for months. If I go downstairs and power it on right now, I'm certain Tetris will fire right up.
Came across one of these in the lobby of a hotel in Québec. My wife pressed the "English" button and got a cute little printout. Figuring this would be a good opportunity to practice my French, I pressed the "Français" button and the machine spit out a story the length of a CVS receipt.
Well, GameStop does have experience running ThinkGeek into the ground.
$500 sounds about right for weekly maid service. That means the base price of the robot not including subscription fees, power, repairs, etc. would get you ~3 years of maid service. If the subscription is an extra $500/mo, that's more than 6 years of maid service.
If your maid service goes out of business, you just find a new one. What are the odds this company will still be around in 3 years? 6 years? Not a wager I'd be willing to make.
It's melted chocolate but if you use cheap chocolate that's low in cocoa butter, you have to add oil, otherwise it gums up the fountain.
I am in no way justifying the response to what looks like a very reasonable act of protest but if you are asked to leave private property and you do not leave, you will very likely be charged with trespassing when the police arrive.
Measure by mass. Actually, that's the solution to many cooking problems.
I got to 17. I can add some (mostly) lesser Goa'uld to the list:
I forgot some I should've remembered like Amaunet.
Do what makes you happy.
It's okay to insist people pronounce your name the way you want.
This list is the list of countries the Royal Canadian Mint has ever produced coins for. I was recently on a tour at the Mint in Ottawa and they're currently producing coins for a just handful of countries - four or five, if I remember right.
I know several certified cheese professionals (believe it or not, that is an actual thing) and when they run events, they generally give the cheese 30-60 minutes to come to room temperature before serving it.
If it makes you happy, go for it. If it doesn't, skip it.
When I graduated from College, my family appreciated the pomp and circumstance. I won an academic award and my parents were very proud, so I was happy to go along with things. It was an hour or so and it wasn't any kind of burden. Sometimes it's important to do things for other people.
When I got married, my wife and I were already well established, so it was a break-even affair and people appreciated the party. We come from different traditions, so we picked the parts we liked and discarded the rest. Nobody left unhappy.
Reminds me of Percy from Starhunter.
Obviously you're not a golfer.
Yes!
(woodchuck is from the Algonquin word "wuchak")
Looks like a groundhog / woodchuck to me. They are a species of marmot.
Jumping spiders are clever and curious. Some people keep them as pets. I've read lots of anecdotes about them being able to recognize individual humans but I don't know if there have ever been scientific studies on it.
In the park the other day, there was a tiny jumping spider on the picnic table that was very interested in exploring my arm. I let it run around for a bit but I put it back on the table after a few minutes because I was worried I was going to crush it accidentally.