I'm sure they were devastated to automatically advance to the next round.
Transparent_knoll
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Wow the plot for Horrible bosses 3 sounds great!
Probably used bleat to text.
Keller said he's changed the system so customers with reservations have to pre-pay for drinks, including a service charge. "It's just to protect our staff,"
So, customers not paying tips is forcing the business to pay a living wage, as well as incorporate wages into the price model of products rather than leave it as a hidden morality tax?
Oh, The horror. /s
Yeah pretty much. I was gifted a collectors edition copy of starfield for xbox when it released, and the media was a metal credit token replica with a download code printed on the side, rather than a disc.
The smart watch it came with was pretty shit too fyi, but that's probably no surprise lol.
Water is a cooling system designed for AI data centres.
"Please do not attempt to drink the ai cooling system"
Not a yank but I know the details.
The American kid is Otto Warmbier. Tragic case, he stole a North Korean poster, and was arrested. Eventually released to the states in a vegative state, and succumbing to his injuries at 21.
The paint chips refer to people being charged with felonies due to removing debris from the reflecting pool. Still early days yet, so no deaths in custody related to it afaik.
I would tune in to something called terrorball, in all honesty.
The slogan could be. "It's not good, it's terrorball."
Haha, you ain't wrong, though I don't think the girls on the island were given much of a choice to be fair.
Rock > flush of scissors > toilet is the hip new game from Hasbro.
3 pair or even a flush of scissors is still beaten by a singular rock however.
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Did you interpret the comment as aimed at the children, rather than the state of Israel?
Maybe the original commenter does consider a couple of 8 year olds to be evil, I can't speak on their behalf; but it seems far more likely they're referring to the genocidal state currently killing 8 year olds that they represent, rather than specific individuals playing chess.