Carmakazi

Floppies are particularly vulnerable to decay from my understanding.

I found a box of 8-12 disks a few years ago and exactly none of them were readable. That’s probably bad luck but…

You can’t easily go out to see a splashdown in the middle of the ocean, therefore space travel is fake.

We need an assumed and exclusive right to our own likenesses and fast.

It’s because they deliberately proselytize to vulnerable people at their lowest with promises of belonging and redemption.

Probably from New Jersey, at best.

Italian

American frozen pizza

Bait.

The Paul WS Anderson Resident Evil movies, the last one I think.

“Iran is run by theocratic psychopaths who only understand the language of violence!”

Cpl. YHQ.AR.U up front. It’s getting better for sure but it’s not perfect.

Their hands are going into their flesh like jeans pockets.

They have to justify their budget and military toys so every barricaded suspect situation becomes a 40 man standoff with shit like this. There’s probably a Bearcat off on a side street somewhere.

Yeah, he got caught in some sort of fraud and sucked on a .357 on live TV.

IIRC Burger King was one of, if not the first companies to use computerized inventory/bookkeeping. And they used it to try and crack down on employees giving away extra food. It was a giant waste of money.

To answer your question directly: No idea.

Of tangential importance to your question: Apparently TPB has been considered untrustworthy for a number of years, probably since it “returned” after the original crew behind it did a stint in Swedish prison. Infected torrents have been found there and the “skull” ratings mean very little.

Aren’t read-write disks fairly unstable from a longevity perspective?

Chicken got deaf af if true

Put my hands on the Hai-ba-chee hot plate at Benihana

“Fighting government tyranny” has always meant “exacting revenge for electing a black president” and historically “exacting revenge for having to treat black people as equals in polite company.”

You’d be hard pressed to find the kind of modern rhetoric around guns you see today before the Civil Rights Act. The NRA endorsed the National Firearms Act of 1934.

“My [drug dealer] is [feeling the effects] of a [Percocet 30mg] so I stole a quantity of fifteen [hand pressed 10mg oxycodone tablets] and absconded with my loot.”

and uses four times the electricity and substances that have been banned since the 80s