I do the same with their sundae, well, before they replaced it with their Blizzard like ice cream.

Only because it’s a loss leader. You know, to help the customers spend more and make the company more profits. That’s a different kettle of fish.

The true cess of the pool.

Clearly they all completely understand and empathise with the average American.

How do you ensure your physical safety against dangerous clients?

Didn’t Stephen King write a book about that?

Geez, I hadn’t heard that story before. She’s bonkers.

RVs of people coming from Canada, perhaps?

Yggdrasil for me, i think. I honestly don’t remember how it went though.

I had Linux on a second SSD at home recently, but an update to the laptop’s BIOS seems to have stopped it from letting me boot from it. I only keep windows around for games, which is ironic, as I hardly play them anymore.

Work is a windows shop, but I’d rather use Linux.

Remember the Alimony!!!

Have you ever seen an uglier guitar??

Elon Twitler.

When will the Musk-child sue them?

I saw a black cyber truck this weekend. My wife and I both laughed. Mate, you can’t make it invisible by painting it black.

Such a hideous vehicle.

We all know she was a Japanese prisoner. /s

Translation: “You don’t seriously expect me to oppose the doings of Trump and the GOP, do you? I’ll lose my job!”

“If Forrest Gump can do it, so can I”

I’m talking about the case where the ruck is set, and a defending player swings around the side as they grapple with someone, and collides with the 9, who is bending down to distribute the ball.

The defending team have no legal way of getting the ball, and they’re doing this movement around the ruck to slow the ball down. To me, that’s illegal. Especially as they’re coming from the side.

If the ball was still contestable, I’d say it was fair game.

Does that include stopping teams like Ireland and others from driving round the side of the ruck, flopping on the ball and pushing the 9 out of the way? How can that not be “playing the 9”?

Awesome, thanks.