The Twist, by Chubby Checker. Just to see if partnered dancing survives without it
On my redemption playthrough (send help)
The Twist, by Chubby Checker. Just to see if partnered dancing survives without it
So… Now do you see what’s funny about this article?
You’d make Charles Babbage very smug with that kind of talk
Never heard of it. Was it played with a keyboard and mouse?
I don’t care that his work has made me ugly cry in awe of profound humanity, he’s a random celebrity on this subject.
Random celebrity has opinion: news at 11.
The oil industry is the greatest enemy humanity has ever faced. They’ve all but won.
Didn’t see Big Man Japan (2007) listed here.
Admitted he knows he lost. Later claims sarcasm.
I can sense Jack Smith’s cold rage from thousands of miles away.
Ever thus to ethno nationalism.
The dude looks barely alive, I’m pretty sure the only thing he practices is blinking both eyes simultaneously
Not for last mile, but should be a much larger part of the picture.
You never ask Anon questions. That’s how you get QAnon.
It would take more than that. The problem is almost not solvable under present economic and political conditions.
The railway used to be the default for rural areas. It could be again.
No no you see he a “genetic dead end” because of his… Kids.
Glad to hear Orman is not being self righteous about it. I enjoyed FoT well enough, but BoS was just plain bad. It deserves to be forgotten.
And here I was thinking the source of their appeal was all the political corruption and fascistic tendencies
Finding a doc that is actually interested in listening and thinking about you shouldn’t be as hard as it is. The industry has their carrots and sticks all wrong imo, they’re rewarded on quantity. At this point the best option is to be lucky, second best is to become an expert in your condition and do their thinking for them.
I’m really happy with my few hours in it. I was afraid it’d be another Rain World situation where I can tell I like it and admire the craft but don’t actually feel the need to play it much, but I do find it enticing still.