Heliboard.
Privacy.
Oh I'm very much aware. In fact somewhere in my collection I've still got some death dealer art tucked away.
I'm just saying that back in my day, those vans were being typically driven by thirty to forty year olds with handlebar moustaches and mullets who would hang out around the highschool macking on the underage girls.
Both are going to come back to incredibly lucrative book deals.
Nice art. But this is not a van that you want to see anywhere within 500 feet of a school or playground.
Harris sounds like someone who steps beyond the dirt throwing
I do however enjoy that she throws just enough snark and jabs in there to really get under Trump's skin, though.
I wouldn't even go so far as to say it's that they "like" Harris.
She seems good. And Walz was a truly inspired pick for running mate in the current political climate of the United States. But I think a LOT of this excitement comes from just not being old as fuck.
The size and immediacy of the reaction to her candidacy tells me that there's a sense of almost cathartic relief that there's actually someone in the game that can actually still function AS the president. I'm sure Harris and her personality have something to do with it as well; but at least some of the "wave" as they call it, would have existed for literally anyone on the ticket who could dress themselves compared to the two old geezers they had to choose from before.
This is just my take as a Canadian watching, suddenly interested, from the North.
I'm from a Portuguese family, and have been back to the Acores a number of times to visit family, etc... Even when I was very very young I remember going into the local church to look around and seeing how much gold was wasted on its interior while the village around it was still very much in a semi-poverty state. It was mind-blowing that that ever seemed "okay".
When my folks were growing up (dad was born in 49, mom in 52) there were people on the island that didn't have access to indoor plumbing, and yet every village's local church was laced in gold.
Shameful.
If I read it correctly, Ukraine is facing a very large force to the north and struggling to repel it. If you open up another front, you force Putin to hopefully take troops from there to use on the defence in Kursk, thereby lessening the load on the soldiers defending in the North.
Maybe. But I'd imagine it's an attempt to force Putin to move some troops around; taking them from other areas to defend this new front.
Storming the beach for the first time in Medal of Honor: Allied Assault back in 2002.
Even though the graphics haven't aged well (of course), the sound design, the vibration of the controller, the beats in the pacing as you are tossed around in the boat and then thrown overboard. It was all so well done. It was also the first time (that I could recall) where you began the game and had a moment to just "look around" while the boat was heading to the shore but before you had the ability to move.
You look behind you and you see other soldiers, some puking. Someone yells, and you look up as a fighter/bomber screams over you. The controller rumbles as it drops it's load on the landing craft next to yours, tossing you around. The game took a few moments to let you immerse yourself in the situation before the action started, which I think was an amazing choice.
Anyway, that's my answer. And yes, I'm old.
All corporate lawyers are scum.
But Palin had a pretty great pair of tits. That probably floated her up a few points.