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by afew Thu Aug 30th, 2012 at 11:55:21 AM EST
Get your chips here. Ad astra per aspera
A vast refined atmosphere of gentle quiet and chandeliers, with waiting staff in formal black and white. And white tablecloths. And pease pudding. And large succulent pickled onions. Absolutely superb.
They got through some ridiculous annual amount of potatoes - like 600 tonnes (citation needed). You can't be me, I'm taken
It was so bad we went to Pizza Hut to get rid of the taste (thinking it would at least be predictable). At which point we discovered that the English idea of Pizza Hut is kind of like the American idea of Pizza Hut -- but without any cheese or sauce, and cooked half an hour too long. Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to your country.
The best food there was at the little pubs. Be nice to America. Or we'll bring democracy to your country.
Once it had a reputation, then it became a franchise.
so it went... the way of the world. It's a fine line between homage, parody, and consumer opportunism. Jess Walter
Posters advertising Aeroflot's twice-a-day flights from Brussels to Moscow have appeared under the heading "Discover Russia" on the walls of the Belgian capital's Metro underground service.
The Telegraph claims that the missiles going down the street are nuclear ones, but what do you expect from them? Jeffrey Lewis following a careful analysis of the picture, taking into account a building under rennovation and the weather, concludes that it probably comes from the end of the Victory Day parade on 9 May 2012, and that, had the picture been taken a few minutes later, they would have captured some SS-27s. But it wasn't, so all you see are short-range ballistic missiles, not nuclear-capable ICBMs.
The Jaffa neighbors of the legendary Alhambra Cinema rubbed their eyes in amazement last week at the sight of the gleaming white building in the heart of the sooty boulevard. The elegant theater, decorated with flags and blue ribbons, has now been opened to the general public after two years of renovation. In honor of the opening a crowd of about 2,000 Scientologists from 27 countries, including government officials and religious leaders, gathered there. At nightfall the name "Alhambra" was illuminated once again in the skies of the port city.
Attorney Gur Finkelstein, who represents the Scientology Center in Israel, was detained several weeks ago for allegedly hiring this gang to supply him with weapons and assist him in his own endeavors. [...] A string of high-profile crimes have been attributed to Finkelstein, include attempts to burn down the Scientology Center, and also the assault and plot to assassinate the director of Tel Aviv's planning and construction department, Shoteh Hovel.
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A string of high-profile crimes have been attributed to Finkelstein, include attempts to burn down the Scientology Center, and also the assault and plot to assassinate the director of Tel Aviv's planning and construction department, Shoteh Hovel.
The purpose is to support a "power and energy" section in an 8th grade class with the video, connecting the computer up to a suitably powerful amp/speaker combination and blowing the kids out of their seats, so to speak...
Bang goes the theory has a nice special on the weather where they make their own weather (including snow and fog)
If they get a dead cat bounce out of this thing they're going to be REAL lucky. Ever since I learnt about confirmation bias I've started seeing it everywhere
Obama's camp response when asked about Eastwood's speech:
Obama campaign press secretary Ben LaBolt wouldn't get into the nuances of Clint Eastwood's Republican National Convention speech, but he did have a quick retort Thursday night. "Referring all questions on this to Salvador Dali," LaBolt told Politico via email.
"Referring all questions on this to Salvador Dali," LaBolt told Politico via email.
I am agog. Agog I is. Ever since I learnt about confirmation bias I've started seeing it everywhere
Ever since I learnt about confirmation bias I've started seeing it everywhere
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