Nothing he does will ever make him look like a warrior after his little "oopsie daisy!" move after missing an axe target and hitting someone.
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I was just talking with someone about the old restaurants and cafes that would have the faded pictures of the food up in the light boxes.
No professionally staged, meticulously lit promo shots of impossibly perfect burgers. No AI slop. No looping video screens of people tearing and squeezing food in weird ways. Just a faded old photo that someone snapped exactly as it comes from the kitchen.
For whatever its worth, SF6 is listed in the Kyoto Protocol.
IDLES say they're not punk, which somehow makes them even more punk.
And let you go through life without knowing how much we all appreciate you? NEVER!
Well this just makes me want to know more! I don't know that much about the company, but I didn't think they had any shoes or boots that expensive. Or was it a multi-pair fiasco?
Bad experience?
She won't be doing the prompting, that's the ghost writer's job.
They probably won't be BIFL, but I recently bought the Lems Summit Waterproof boots. They have a "foot shaped" toe box and a relatively wide fit. I should be able to let you know how they fare on ice and snow within a couple of weeks.
They list a bunch of Canadian stockists on their website on the store locator page. I won't give a direct link because my comment already sounds enough like an ad.
Poor fella must have misunderstood. We want fewer children to get shot, not shots.
Dude just switched the launcher, should be doable on most Android TV devices.
Raspberry Pi can run Android TV, so you probably could run this launcher. Nvidia Shield is already compatible.
The others are closed systems I assume, I have no experience with Apple or Amazon devices.
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I know you have history with Lems, but I was very happy with mine!
They were incredibly comfortable to me for all day wear, it was strange to take off boots after a long day and not feel relief. I wouldn't mind a bit more width, but these are the widest boot or shoe I've worn apart from some EEE dress shoes. If I ever have to buy them again, I might go up half a size.
The only time they slipped was during a pretty step descent, with compacted, melting snow on top of very loose, fine material. I can't imagine any "normal" boot or shoe faring much better in that scenario without crampons. I was required to wear crampons for any serious ice walking, unfortunately the tour guides wouldn't let me get very far without them.
The waterproofing was decent. Rinsed off mud and dust in running creeks and rivers many times without any ingress. I think the only time any water made its way inside the boots was through the top when I was soaked to the bone. I pulled out the insoles, patted the inside of the boots dry with some paper towel, and they were completely dry by morning.
They were warm enough for me, though I didn't experience any extreme temperatures.
Again, I don't think they'll be BIFL, but for comfort, width, waterproofing, and a relatively plain look, I don't know of any other boot I would prefer at any price point.
There are Canadian stockists, so you shouldn't have a repeat of the last ordeal. I bought mine from an Australian stockist because I couldn't imagine dealing with international returns.