the fact that Musk referenced Blade Runner at least twice in his presentation.
While specifically refering to the image
BossDj
joined 1 year ago
Ok it's clever
It really comes down to what bubble they happen to be a part of.
She tore Trump apart. "Unfortunate" was absolutely the wrong headline. There's so much gold here, and they went for the safe word.
How about "Arnold Palmer was appalled by Trump, according to daughter"
“My father was very modest,” Peggy continued. “We’ve lost our sense of outrage in this country over just about everything, and I’m not sure that’s OK
My dad didn’t like people who act like they’re better than other people,” she said. "He didn’t like it when people were nasty and rude. He didn’t like it when someone was disrespectful to someone else. My dad had no patience for people who demean other people in public. He had no patience for people who are dishonest and cheat. My dad was disciplined. He wanted to be a good role model. He was appalled by Trump’s lack of civility and what he began to see as Trump’s lack of character.”
I was just making a joke, but no, the subtext of it was that everyone thinks you're weird or otherwise off-putting, so they don't engage with you.
But there's plenty of reasons why they wouldn't correct you. Maybe they thought it was funny, or hated the boss too, I don't know!
And maybe don't expect a farewell card!
That's why I said "that I'd feel bad throwing away".
The stages for high end go like this: sent to "goodwill boutique" and/or listed online. Sent to cheaper local goodwill with markdown. Added to cheap-item-Sunday (for ones that still do that). Sent to bulk outlet (where people fill a bag and pay one price for entire bag or by the pound). Finally, recyclers
So they don't block it so much as delay I suppose. But they've gotten good at regionalizing their processes
But let's also be fair, as in "I gave it to them for free out of convenience while getting rid of the stuff that I'd feel bad just throwing away"
It also says the bezels are gone, but the photo looks like massive bezels. Feel like I'm missing something
I feel like this article is disappointing coming from NPR.
This is way more accurate than that urban dictionary.
In Hawaii (depending on where you are) shaka is used all the time. Kinda like waving to someone with a hint of good vibe to it. Also to emphasize "hey that's cool". You see it a lot waving thanks to cars, too