

Hard to care about money when your head is in the basket next to a guillotine, though.


Hard to care about money when your head is in the basket next to a guillotine, though.


Depends on how high I get first.


Okay, why not hexagon shaped bread?
Measure twi
Cut once


Take your pick from the phone or the car (if newer than 2015ish).


As long as the train doesn’t go through any tunnels, or the lights go out briefly, you should be fine!


Now I just want to listen to an orchestra play on a train.


Is that where you switch from playing trombone to trumpet?


I didn’t know orchestras had trains.
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That’s a great service, thanks for sharing. Wild that they modified a version for you, one of the great aspects of the open source community.


chuckles in Tremblay-Laroche-Gagnon-Roy-Bouchard-Fortin
première fois, mon ami?


Don’t forget hyphenated last names. The number of “long last name - another long last name” Quebec names I’ve seen is astounding.


(coke and coca-cola)
Like together? I’m pretty sure those are hard to find these days.
To answer your question, yes monkeys will consume addictive food and drinks.


I hate when I accidentally a word.


Up here in Canadia for full NHL access (bullshit blackouts), it went from $250 to $340 a year and stream quality seemed to get worse somehow. Almost every game I’d have to log back in to the app and restart the game, but it would automatically go to live (I liked to wait a bit and skip commercials.
The joy of cancelling that shitty service was sublime!


Solution? Return to monke and enjoy the fruits of your long armed labour.
Yup, try to never stop/brake until you’re at your destination, if possible. Intersections are notorious icy spots as stopped cars waiting for the light to change can melt a thin layer of snow/ice. Which the refreezes one the car leaves. It’s much better, if possible, to look ahead and coast some to time the intersection to slowly pass through without stopping.
This limits brake use, which reduces chance of sliding out, which reduces the chance of crashing. Plus, looking ahead is always a good idea for driving, regardless of if it’s storming out.