Gross, yeah that's fucked up.
I didn't remember anything about that book other than it was a ghost story and thinking it wasn't good. It actually wasn't too long after that when I stopped reading him. When he wrote the second book about a scary car I figured he had said all he was going to say. I guess that was before the one about scary cell phones.
It sucks. People suck. I'm glad I stopped reading his books over a quarter century ago.
Huh, TIL
I'm really glad that's what it turned out to be.
Aww man. I hate being the bearer of bad news. Turns out Neil isn't quite the feminist he pretended to be. :(
Sometimes you will get lucky and get a couple of orders from the same restaurant, but it's usually stop at 2 or 3 different restaurants in the same area, then deliver. Occasionally I would take a single order if the money was good, but usually if I wasn't taking 3 orders or more at once I wasn't making enough money for it to be worth it.
It may have changed now, I fortunately got out of doing it a couple of yeas ago. It's stressful and hard on your vehicle, and the companies you work for are shit. I'm not defending the gig companies as they are now, but in theory having one person deliver to multiple people isn't a bad idea.
When a problem comes along, you must lick it
Before the cream sets out too long, you must lick it
When something's going wrong, you must lick it
You know, I'm really glad that Tucker seems slightly less batshit insane after leaving Faux, and I hope he continues in that vein. It doesn't hurt to have a former Trump ball-licker publicly oppose him, but can we please not forget that Sucker is partially to blame for Trump being in office in the first place. He will say whatever he thinks will get him the most ratings, just like he always has.
Let's not start quoting him as some sort of trustworthy or reliable source.
I remember John Jessup, a Republican politician from Hancock County Indiana who was elected county commissioner after being arrested on Sexual Assault charges. After he was elected his daughter spoke up and said that it was her who had been raped. The response of the people of Hancock county was "Well, we didn't know it was his own daughter he raped when we elected him!" Because just being a rapist wasn't bad enough I guess.
Fortunately is ass is rotting in jail. I guess he couldn't afford to buy a pardon. Still I'm a little surprised that Trump didn't pardon him, I know Trump can relate to wanting to sexually assault his own daughter.
So they supported Trump when he admitted to being a sexual predator on several occasions.
They supported Trump when one of his victims came forward about his SA on her when she was 13 years old and 'reminded him of his daughter'.
They supported Trump when the contestants of the Ms.Teen USA pageant reported that he would barge into their dressing rooms when naked.
They supported him when he made inappropriate comments to minors about dating them.
They supported Trump when he was convicted of Sexual assault.
Tell me again how they aren't open supporting Child Molesters?
I believe that conspiracy brained Trumpets are mad about this, but not because they actually care about children. They want to bring down the Democrats on the list and think Trump is smart enough to scrub his and other Republicans names off the list and delete the footage of them before releasing it.
My guess is some Dems have copies of everything and have threatened they will leak it all if Trump tries something like that.
Bill Burr has been saying a lot of 'woke' things lately, and I'm here for it.
God damn I love it :) I've been messing with Linux for 20 years now and there are some patterns that never seem to change.
In almost every thread about Linux there will usually be:
1 person bragging about 'Using Arch" btw
1 or 2 people saying this will be "The Year of the Linux Desktop"
2 or 3 people joking about it being "The Year of the Linux Desktop"
10 - 15 people explaining why it wont be or shouldn't ever be "The Year of the Linux Desktop"
3 or 4 people complaining about how rude the Linux community is.
10-20 people saying that isn't their experience and/or they always try to help people when they can.
1 or 2 people actually being rude (who are usually downvoted).
2 or 3 people saying how Windows/Mac OS is better in certain ways.
4 or 5 people complaining about one specific thing that doesn't quite work for them in Linux, or one specific Windows only program they must use for work.
8- 10 people giving them suggestions about how to solve their issue or work around it.
Personally I love the Linux community. The people are mostly great, friendly, able to think outside the box, and willing to help others. I try to emulate that whenever possible. Sure you are going to get rude people in every scene, I just ignore them.
What's up with your username homie?
Right, hundreds goons daily attacking pretty much any Latino they see, including U.S. citizens and people 'trying to do it the right way' and building a concentration camp in the swamp- but that's not enough for these bigoted assholes.