^ I hope they're ok. I noticed on some of the reviews of Alias season 2 on Amazon several people had the same problem.
Things that frustrate us all
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Mine came from having two alcoholics in my family-- my father and my oldest sister. My other sister and I are resolutely non-drinkers.
If they replaced Fenway Park they’d name it after some stupid corporation. Let it stay the one freaking sports arena in the country named after a place in the city and not its corporate sponsor!
Also wouldn’t want to lose our home field advantage by making our baseball field a normal shape.
Also wouldn’t want to lose our home field advantage by making our baseball field a normal shape.
Now that I think about it, Fenway would make a great home for the Baseball Hall of Fame...
In my family's case, I was the alcoholic
14 years dry now so at least the pneumonia was good for something
^ 14 years already? That's pretty cool! Congratulations!
On the other hand, there's propably a very happy mouse now 
are they completely beyond rescue? Sometimes it helps to thoroughly clean both them and the DVD player's lense.
That sucksI got a packet of mixed nuts that turned out to have only one single macadamia, and I accidentally dropped that one on the ground.
On the other hand, there's propably a very happy mouse now
^they have a partnership contract with the pocket knife and scissors industy. And those have one with the band-aid/adhesive plaster industry. Against the frustration of having cut yourself and needing a band-aid, you need a cookie which comes in a wrapping you can't open without a sharp instrument or a nuclear warhead.
Economy has found what mathematicians and physicists have been seeking for the last 5 milennia: the perpetuum mobile.
Or as Igor would put it: what goeth around, cometh around
Economy has found what mathematicians and physicists have been seeking for the last 5 milennia: the perpetuum mobile.
Or as Igor would put it: what goeth around, cometh around
^they have a partnership contract with the pocket knife and scissors industy. And those have one with the band-aid/adhesive plaster industry. Against the frustration of having cut yourself and needing a band-aid, you need a cookie which comes in a wrapping you can't open without a sharp instrument or a nuclear warhead.
Economy has found what mathematicians and physicists have been seeking for the last 5 milennia: the perpetuum mobile.
Or as Igor would put it: what goeth around, cometh around
I got a packet of mixed nuts that turned out to have only one single macadamia, and I accidentally dropped that one on the ground.
Kor
What's so special about macadamia nuts? I don't think I ever tasted one. I've tasted a lot of different nuts though. My favorites so far are cashew nuts but I don't eat much of them. Only on occasions. I am sure I would appreciate them less if I had them more often.
Bread seems to be getting tighter packed with every advancing year, resulting in having to tear the paper to open it.
I'm looking at you Warburton's
I cleaned them and tried playing them on 2 Blu Ray players, 1 DVD player and 2 computers.
Well, it's just a nut. how good can it be? I've had caviar, different sorts, it's not all it's cracked up to be. When it comes to fine food/drink I much prefer a vintage wine to anything else. That's something! Foie gras is nice but only on big occasions. If you have it three days in a row, as happened to me once when I was going from banquet to banquet, it feels like pate.
I had lobster once
It was shit
It was shit