Random Thoughts...or...What's on Your Mind?
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A new bubble tea shop opened and they have a grand opening sale of buy one get one free, but it's only for a select few drinks. The majority of the menu isn't included. There was a long line outside and it made me wonder how much value people place on their time. They're not waiting in line for a limited one-time thing. It's to save $6-8 on a second bubble tea. Is that worth waiting 60-90 minutes for?
Is bubble tea really that good?
I saw it in a supermarket and wondered what that was. I should have asked my nieces because they have it. I seen kids in manhwa comics drinking it I think.
Duh, since they're chronological. I remember a story of how someone wrote CS Lewis about what order to read the Narnia books in: original numbers (1,2,3,4,5,6,7) or chronologically (6,1,5,2,3,4,7). Lewis responded that reading them chronologically made sense. His publishers heard about it, and they re-ordered them; that's why early editions place "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" first but later editions have "The Magician's Nephew" in the #1 position.
Yeah, I usually really like IGN, but those are just ridculous, especially since most of the series they're doing them for have numbers.
And they also posting like 20 or 30 separate walkthrough videos on their news page for all the new games that come out. I would think there would be someway to just post them all in one article, instill of overloading their news page with all of the separate videos.
enough to make folks click.Just when you thought it was safe to go back to the eldergarten:
https://techxplore.com/news/2023-03-lacking-health-workers-germany-robots.html
“Time for ze enema ya!”
OWWWWWW!!!!
Now we know what the Dalek gunstick was *really* meant for.
https://techxplore.com/news/2023-03-lacking-health-workers-germany-robots.html
“Time for ze enema ya!”
OWWWWWW!!!!
Now we know what the Dalek gunstick was *really* meant for.
Looking at old TV ads and wondering why 3D TV sets came onto the market and faded away just as fast as they had arrived. Amusing as we nearly bought one at the height of the fad.
I don't like many teas but I do enjoy bubble tea.
I just stick a straw in my regular tea and blow. 
I don't get the appeal what is so different about bubble tea?
I don't even get the appeal OF tea! 
I don't even get the appeal OF tea!
Are you kidding, tea is amazing. I love chai tea
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