Warby Parker glasses hold up well, are reasonably priced and aren’t owned by Luxottica
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Asket has some nice (albeit expensive) options. They have a capsule wardrobe mindset, so you have fewer clothes of higher quality.
In English we have
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Which means:
Bison who are bullied by bison do themselves intimidate or bully bison (at least in the city of Buffalo – implicitly, Buffalo, New York)
- Rock Bottom S01E17b: wherein SpongeBob gets on the wrong bus and ends up in the deep
- Band Geeks S01E15b: wherein Squidward forms a band to play at the Bubble Bowl
- Graveyard Shift S02E16a: wherein Patrick and SpongeBob are scared of the hash slinging slasher
- Bubble Buddy S01E03b: wherein SpongeBob creates an anthropomorphic bubble person to act as his friend
You might check out the Magic Goes Away series by Larry Niven. The world has already passed on and people are trying to stick to what was and adapt to what’s new.
Why might blahaj
be a turn off?
Special government employee
is a specific classification that has been used by both Parties to have an advisor in the Executive Branch for brief periods (120 days at most).
That does not imply that DOGE is an official agency or department.
They are legally distinct concepts
Jungle primaries have existed in California, Washington and Alaska since at least 2014. You still see a convergence on the two main parties across every level
I’d rather see proportional representation than waste time fiddling with RCV/instant runoff or nonpartisan primaries.
- The Atlantic (owned by Laurene Powell Jobs)
- 404 Media (owned by a coop or reporters and journalists)
- NPR
- ~~Vox Media~~ (owned by Penske, Comcast and others)
- Ken Klippenstein (independent)
- Nate Silver (independent, more analysis)
I’m so glad you’re living your best life and creating the community you want to see!
But Blade was the better 2000s vampire movie franchise. Hot and cold dialogue choices, bizarre action sequences and absurd set pieces like a basement vampire rave with blood in the sprinklers? Come on. It’s sublime content
More like no one will buy new construction homes because they’re too expensive to produce.
New home builders are already struggling given upward price pressure on materials and high mortgage rates. Adding in a labor shortage will push the cost of construction up even more. Margins on these homes are low by historical standards and shrinking them further is not viable.
So we will end up with fewer new homes, the ones we do have are more expensive, and the businesses building them are making less money.
Is mayonnaise an instrument?