I'm aware.you're at least aware of the hypocrisy of that statement, which @Fantasy Lover pointed out, right?
Shall I return to England? The laws have changed there too since my ancestors came over here around the 1760s.
I'm aware.you're at least aware of the hypocrisy of that statement, which @Fantasy Lover pointed out, right?
when there were no immigration laws whatsoever in the 'new world'I'm aware.
Shall I return to England? The laws have changed there too since my ancestors came over here around the 1760s.
Is that going to be laparoscopic surgery or lithotripsy? A few years ago I had extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy to pulverize a couple of large stones in my left kidney. I was mildly sedated during the procedure and went home the same day. The only slightly unpleasant aftereffect is that you pee blood for the next few days.My procedure to get rid of my kidney stone, well it's not actually in my kidney, it's just close to it, and biopsy my bladder is coming up on Wednesday and I'm pretty nervous about it. It's not really a serious procedure, they won't even cut me open, but you still hear horror stories about doctors screwing up a simple procedure or some unexpected reaction killing the patient.
It was cystoscopy, so they actually went up through a certain part of my anatomy to get try to get to it, and then zap it with a laser.Is that going to be laparoscopic surgery or lithotripsy? A few years ago I had extracorporeal shockwave lithotripsy to pulverize a couple of large stones in my left kidney. I was mildly sedated during the procedure and went home the same day. The only slightly unpleasant aftereffect is that you pee blood for the next few days.
I wouldn't but weirder things have happened to me in retail.So I'm just about to leave work and there's an open plate of food on the return rack.
I asked whose it was...apparently a customer made it, brought it to the store, and said that anyone who wanted some could have it. (I don't know what the stuff actually was. Some kind of cheese dish I think.)
Would YOU take any? I sure as hell didn't![]()
So I'm just about to leave work and there's an open plate of food on the return rack.
I asked whose it was...apparently a customer made it, brought it to the store, and said that anyone who wanted some could have it. (I don't know what the stuff actually was. Some kind of cheese dish I think.)
Would YOU take any? I sure as hell didn't![]()
It's an oddity that struck me when I was working there a few years back. They'd just have the regular UPS trucks come in and then there's one just stuffed to the brim with Amazon packages that we'd have to deal with too without even a word said about it. Considering how it was were I worked and the sheer mania of having to deal with all of those packages, it's just the overload of stuff coming, or incompetence. Considering the things I've seen in my warehouse it's obvious where the mistakes might be made. Hopefully you can get what you want soon 'nuff!My Amazon Package for a lounge chair cushion got sent to some random city a few cities over because Amazon logistics in their infinite wisdom decided to hand my package to UPS!?!?!
Why have your own Logistics Network & Delivery Service, just to hand over the package to one of the most incompetent delivery services in the US?
Screw UPS (United Parcel Service, Inc.).
The first time they screwed up by sending me the wrong item.
I was asking for a lounge chair cushion, I got a metal stool.
Then I returned that sucker and the second item gets sent to some random address in a few cities over.
I'm like WTF? Am I cursed?
Why are you depending on UPS of all services?
So the stories are true!It's an oddity that struck me when I was working there a few years back. They'd just have the regular UPS trucks come in and then there's one just stuffed to the brim with Amazon packages that we'd have to deal with too without even a word said about it. Considering how it was were I worked and the sheer mania of having to deal with all of those packages, it's just the overload of stuff coming, or incompetence. Considering the things I've seen in my warehouse it's obvious where the mistakes might be made. Hopefully you can get what you want soon 'nuff!
I keep seeing articles saying Sony is going to let you smell scents from a video game in real life.
SELL IT TO THE FOOD NETWORK.
My God, nobody wants to smell the long abandoned crypt with ancient treasure. EVERYONE wants to smell that delicious curry they just cooked.
I haven't looked at RT in a long time. Maybe a lot of positive ratings will push the movie to the top of a "trending movies" type of list or something like that?What's the point of flooding Rotten Tomatoes with fake positive audience reviews (account only has one review and the review itself doesn't say anything to suggest the movie was even watched) for super terrible movies? Happens with Christian movies all the time. Most recently it's Chuck Norris' first movie in 12 years which he's barely in.
Confirmation bias.What's the point of flooding Rotten Tomatoes with fake positive audience reviews (account only has one review and the review itself doesn't say anything to suggest the movie was even watched) for super terrible movies? Happens with Christian movies all the time. Most recently it's Chuck Norris' first movie in 12 years which he's barely in.
Confirmation bias.
It's why I don't trust review sites at all. They just repeat biases towards films. If a film interests me, I'll watch it, yes even *gasps* Christian films!
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